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That's just reducing the value of a life to a number. It can be gamed to a situation where it's just more profitable to mow down people. What's an acceptable n
by KoolKat23 2y ago
That's just reducing the value of a life to a number. It can be gamed to a situation where it's just more profitable to mow down people.
What's an acceptable number/financial cost is also just an indirect approximated way of implementing a more direct/scientific regulation. Not everything needs to be reduced to money.
- jeremyjh 2y agoThere is no way to game it successfully; if your insurance costs are much higher than your competitors you will lose in the long run. That doesn’t mean there can’t be other penalties when there is gross negligence.
- KoolKat23 2y agoWho said management and shareholders are in it for the long run. Plenty of examples where businesses are purely run in the short term. Bonuses and stock pumps.