> Personally, I think it ought to be illegal to misrepresent your service’s safety
Of course it is. But I think GP was just saying that there are no agencies to check rare venture like this. At least not before an incident happens.
Of course it is. But I think GP was just saying that there are no agencies to check rare venture like this. At least not before an incident happens.
> But I think GP was just saying that there are no agencies to check rare venture like this.
I think they were making a stronger claim: that there is not only no agency currently doing this, but that it is pointless and impossible to try and regulate this area, which I don’t agree with.
But I agree with GP: there is something off about the calls for regulation here. Fundamentally, people should have the right to risk their lives in crazy expeditions to the bottom of the sea or the top of a mountain, and charging someone else money to be taken along does not change that.
No. That poster was not just making positive claims. They also made normative and prescriptive claims, which I am pushing back on.