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Golden rule of the US: all societal design is driven by lawsuits or fear of lawsuits. “Litigious society” doesn’t even begin to cover it. The basic way Americans solve a social problem is: 1. Frame it in impossible way 2. Force system to breakpoint 3. Fight it out in court
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“If you wish to hug a colleague, you have to do a quick hug, then an immediate release, and step away to avoid body contact.” “Also there’s strict rules about socializing, including [not] sharing taxis home and [not] taking vegans to steakhouses.” pagesix.com/2017/12/25/nbc
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I wonder if this constitutes a selection pressure on corporations to modify size. Either so small you aren't worth suing or so big you can't be sued.