dathos

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by dathos 6y ago
My partner works in geriatric care, I doubt you realize how many old people are lonely and would take this way out if they could. But that's not what this law does right, this gives people who are suffering intolerably an option to not
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by dathos 6y ago
I doubt they just created a law for this and just walked away. According to this [^1] news article made in 2019, of the 62000 cases of euthanasia there were 15 that might not have been what the patient wanted. In only 3 of those 15 it seems
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by dathos 6y ago
Do you have some data for that? And I wonder if and how this affects the big problem we have with alcohol abuse at any age.
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by dathos 6y ago
Boeing does as well, and is that not partially to blame to weak regulations? (or regulators not doing their job)
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by dathos 6y ago
If you treat people like resources I imagine its hard when they dont function like you want them to, consider treating them as humans (like you and me!) and you might just understand that they need some unexpected time off now and then.
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by dathos 6y ago
You say this as if it's not a sign of a monopoly.
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by dathos 6y ago
I'd assume similar to the signing up process, a video holding a photo id and saying some words.
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by dathos 6y ago
Nowhere does this change disallow app makers from collecting data, they just need to be transparant about it. Apple should be held to their own standards just as much. To your second point, which big company nowadays doesn't? Not sayin
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by dathos 6y ago
There was an aggregator of sorts that did this in the Netherlands [1]. But it seems they never were able to make it profitable, I assume if the publishers themselves did it the case would be a lot different. [1] https://en.wikiped
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by dathos 6y ago
That's like blaming drug users for the existence of cartels in their current form. Sure without demand there is no supply, but in both cases regulators have failed the public in limiting the harmful effects the supplier causes. Subject
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by dathos 7y ago
Do you think it's fair to let a private company decide these things?