My cousin in Omaha said we should just 'fix' all genetic diseases and be done with it
We were at a family barbecue last summer and he waved his hand like it was nothing. Has anyone else had a chat that made the ethics feel way too simple?
My old neighbor was the same way (he swore roundabouts were a government plot to waste concrete). The guy had a "solution" for everything, from potholes to property taxes. It was kind of amazing, really.
Hold on, banning left turns actually works in a lot of places. They do it near me and traffic flows way better at busy times. It cuts down on crashes and keeps things moving. Sure, it's not a fix for everything, but calling it a simple answer ignores that it solves a real, specific problem. Sometimes the messy problem needs a clear rule to cut through the chaos.