Many of our conveniences have blood prices; alcohol, 2.8m ppl/year. Cars, 1.3m. Excess food leading to obesity, 2.8m. It's starting to hit a point where I think I'd pay covid's blood price for the convenience of returning to normal.
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What's interesting to me is that when you say, "in general I'd prefer a higher risk society" I find myself nodding in agreement, but then when I imagine specifics I tend to think otherwise
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prefer higher risk for its own sake, or because you like drinking & cars more than not drinking and walking/biking/the train?
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the problem is, in a "higher risk society", most of the people taking the risks are not doing so voluntarily that's why I prefer a low risk society
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