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> the challenge is to implement a robust system that allows for and streamlines appeals. The challenge is how do we get people to not commit infractions. Any o
by cherry_tree 2y ago
> the challenge is to implement a robust system that allows for and streamlines appeals.
The challenge is how do we get people to not commit infractions. Any other goal creates perverse outcomes. Automating those other goals creates even worse outcomes.
- defrost 2y agoThere is no such solution that doesn't in the process eliminate free will, given the ability to speed (or drive the wrong way, turn against signal, etc) some will speed (or otherwise infract) to some degree or another. A well implemented and fair system that catches a proportion of speeders will result in fewer speeders overall. The more that pressure to catch them all increases the more unrest and pushback is provoked. At some point there's an acceptable comprimise between the public and the system employed by the public to improve order on public assets. Or you can go full autocracy if you wish. Most prefer not to.