BethGagaShaggy

More like unintuitive rather than counterintuitive, because the prediction doesn't fail because wider lanes are more dangerous per se, but because of the behavioral response of the drivers. Which can actually be considered "intuitive" to someone who is used to trying to model such things.

Rather, users value the service up to the point where it has got a price on it.

>Should Amazon factory workers not form a union if they find it's easy to join the ranks?

Please mind the is–ought gap. Parent was talking about difficulties in unionizing, not about whether or not people in this or that sector should unionize.

It also needs to be pointed out that the only political system where people aren't allowed to be indifferent is known by the charming name of "totalitarianism".

Truly "disadvantaged" people have little to win from any sort of politics and have little time for it. I don't think hobos give a lot of thought to the supreme court.