Re:Nhtsa: Car crashes cost Americans $340B, or $1,035 per pe...
by vharuck on Saturday June 24, 2023 @10:00PM
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Reducing the risk per mile driven would reduce deaths, but so would reducing miles driven. More public transportation would achieve that.
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Re:Nhtsa: Car crashes cost Americans $340B, or $1,035 per pe...
by HarryHirsch on Saturday June 24, 2023 @10:05PM
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Higher-density housing wouldn't be the worst idea, especially higher-density housing near light railway when combined with public parks. The suburban paradises are plainly incompatible with public transport.
Re:Nhtsa: Car crashes cost Americans $340B, or $1,035 per pe...
by refurb on Saturday June 24, 2023 @11:19PM
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By that same logic we could avoid surgery deaths by not doing surgery.
But then you're ignoring the benefit.
Re:Nhtsa: Car crashes cost Americans $340B, or $1,035 per pe...
by sagarm on Sunday June 25, 2023 @12:54AM
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The correct analogy: avoid surgery with preventative healthcare and lifestyle changes.
Re:Nhtsa: Car crashes cost Americans $340B, or $1,035 per pe...
by HarryHirsch on Sunday June 25, 2023 @11:09AM
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How do you call this paradox where mortality increases at a hospital because simple cases are diverted to outpatient clinic and only the severe cases are seen at the inpatient facility?