3 ms·
>Misdiagnosis should have financial penalties like speeding tickets Bad analogy. Speeding tickets carry no penalties to those who issue them wrongly. You can
by Rinzler89 3y ago
>Misdiagnosis should have financial penalties like speeding tickets
Bad analogy. Speeding tickets carry no penalties to those who issue them wrongly. You can sue and if you win the local government will eventually pay for the damages, meaning the taxpayers, meaning also you. They have no skin in the game.
- missedthecue 3y agoI have never heard anyone getting paid damages for a traffic ticket. The biggest you can hope for is a case dismissed which still requires direct and indirect costs.
- Pet_Ant 3y agoSpeeding tickets aren't the worst because they are in principle disputable, but they are present and real. SEC fines are so rare and late they aren't a real deterrent. Speeding tickets are regular and actually paid and a deterrent. Some systems are better than other (photo radar), but these are quibbles. The point is that these companies should get hit several times a month with a bill till middle management sees it is a cost center and actually worries about "how do we bring down this number?" and it becomes a bigger problem than "how do we reduce our coffee budget?".
- BobaFloutist 3y agoThey mean the financial penalties should be like the financial penalties of getting a speeding ticket, not that they should have financial penalties for misdiagnosis "like governments have for misissuing speeding tickets". So, there should be misdiagnosis tickets.