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> without proper testing What would 'proper testing' look like and how long would it take? That's the real rub here. Ultimately you have to apply such a policy
by DSMan195276 2y ago
> without proper testing
What would 'proper testing' look like and how long would it take? That's the real rub here. Ultimately you have to apply such a policy to everything because you won't know what's fraudulent, so how many lives are saved vs. lost by introducing a delay (which could be years in the worst case)?
- darth_avocado 2y agoWhich is why things are the way they are
- DSMan195276 2y agoWhat way is that? Do you think medical research has overall cost more lives than it saved in the last ~20ish years? Obviously nobody is happy this happened, but you haven't proposed an alternative that would clearly be better.