alt Hacker News> There should be regulation, but the rules must be bought with blood.
That's an awfully callous approach, and displays a disturbing lack of empathy toward other people.
> There should be regulation, but the rules must be bought with blood.
That's an awfully callous approach, and displays a disturbing lack of empathy toward other people.
Calculated, not callous. Quite the opposite: precaution kills people every day, just not as visibly. This is especially true in the area of medicine where innovation (new medicines) aren’t made available even when no other treatment is approved. People die every day by the hundreds of thousands of diseases that we could be innovating against.