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That's not quite it. Its about policies that take into account the cost of future events and balance it against the ease of building. The future needs to be pri
by srean 2mo ago
That's not quite it. Its about policies that take into account the cost of future events and balance it against the ease of building. The future needs to be priced in, in today's prices.
Regulations (for example, you cannot build unless and insurer is willing to insure your property against known local hazards) and enforcing the regulations can make that happen. Often we move in the other direction by adopting policies that encourages mispricing.
- lazide 2mo agoTell me you have zero idea about the region without telling me you have zero idea about the region. Insurers? Building code enforcement? Are you for real?
- srean 2mo agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49463187 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49463187 Since you are making this personal I am not going to respond to you any further. Sorry.