The author is in a tough spot. Nobody is really really sure a free market system can actually build black swan proof things. If your competition can be slightly

The author is in a tough spot. Nobody is really really sure a free market system can actually build black swan proof things. If your competition can be slightly less safe and therefore charge less money that solution will find its way into production. You know, perhaps more than anyone else in the thread, that we can increase reliability a bunch of ways, but they're all expensive. It's easier, from a libertarian point of view, to sidestep the issue. So, the author says this problem is irrelevant in the real world, cause nukes aren't feasible.