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What would be a better solution?
by usefulcat 11mo ago
What would be a better solution?
- mjevans 11mo agoRegulations to require work is done correctly the first time. Also inspections. I like a government that pays workers to look out for my safety.
- cco 11mo agoA punishment that was felt by decision makers but was unable to be offloaded as a cost to the public, except maybe in the form of rent. Prison :)
- DANmode 11mo agoInformed consumers who actually walk, ever.
- potato3732842 11mo agoWell the current way involves paying for a bunch of non-value producing busy work by insurers, lawyers and a ton of expert parties relevant to the litigation process. There's probably some combination of "everyone just posts up a bond into a fund to cover this stuff" plus a really high deductible on payout that basically deletes all those expensive man hours without causing any increased incentive for carnage. Events like these are a VERY rare exception compared to all the shipping activities that go on in an uneventful manner. Doesn't take a genius to do the napkin math here. Whatever the solution is probably ought to try to avoid expending resources in the base case where everything is fine.