The Coronavirus Meme Thread
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You could both be right.
You’re defending the idea that lives are risked in every endeavor.
He’s talking about what happens when politicians use a particular phrase.
wrote on 22 Apr 2020, 20:56 last edited by@jon-nyc said in The Coronavirus Meme Thread:
You could both be right.
You’re defending the idea that lives are risked in every endeavor.
He’s talking about what happens when politicians use a particular phrase.
Obviously this is the wrong thread to elaborate on the issue, but I think we should define a price (measured in currency) of what a life or year of life is worth, such that we have a basis to compare risks and the costs of risk avoidance in different life situations. Most people would find that inhumane (probably they'd use less nice words), but I think it would merely make explicit and fair what is now intransparent and unfair.
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Not sure if the analogy holds, but it's still funny:
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lolz