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“Most of the time” isn’t really the bar here. That’s like me saying “most of the time the warehouse won’t catch on fire” or “most of the time the plane won’t cr
by gretch 1y ago
“Most of the time” isn’t really the bar here. That’s like me saying “most of the time the warehouse won’t catch on fire” or “most of the time the plane won’t crash”.
For disaster scenarios, we benefit from extreme caution.
Arguably we haven’t done enough of this, if you look at e.g. global climate change. We may yet be able to avert a huge disaster, but even if you just look at the local damage like intensified tropical storms, or wildfires, that’s quite a big deal.