Because none of this happens in a vacuum. The tests aren’t perfect and open to interpretation, but that’s the least of the problems here.
Sometimes no action is the correct action, but no one is going to do that. How many laws have been passed because “something needs to be done” even though nothing in the law needed fixing?
Many people, I’d say most, are not happy with inaction. Knowing something may be seriously wrong can have an enormous emotional cost for some people. Dismissing this as irrational is like saying humans are irrational. (Spoiler: they are)
Sometimes no action is the correct action, but no one is going to do that. How many laws have been passed because “something needs to be done” even though nothing in the law needed fixing?
Many people, I’d say most, are not happy with inaction. Knowing something may be seriously wrong can have an enormous emotional cost for some people. Dismissing this as irrational is like saying humans are irrational. (Spoiler: they are)