When it comes to social policy though, and the solutions to problems, the main differentiator seems to be where you draw the line of personal responsibility.
They draw it closer to the government, whereas we draw it closer to the individual. Neither side is necessarily wrong, they just reached different conclusions.
When it comes to things like math and engineering though of course you’re right. “Close enough” in engineering kills people.
When it comes to social policy though, and the solutions to problems, the main differentiator seems to be where you draw the line of personal responsibility.
They draw it closer to the government, whereas we draw it closer to the individual. Neither side is necessarily wrong, they just reached different conclusions.
When it comes to things like math and engineering though of course you’re right. “Close enough” in engineering kills people.
if the world existed without corruption, you could give government absolute power and have a fairer system
unfortunately, wishing for such a world is the epitome of delusional