Re: Risk Management | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Elizabeth Magill (pastorlizmgmail.com) | |
Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2017 15:36:17 -0700 (PDT) |
So I thought the topic of risk management was about the problem we have faced *often*: there are people who are sure the new technology answer will hurt them. Solar panels causes cancer. Electric cars have batteries that might explode. Wifi causes cancer. Dust travels through walls. Etc. Because all the households in a building have to agree to changes in a house, and all the households in the community must come to consensus on anything in our common spaces, people who have those fears basically can say that others cannot have those things.... While we've (just!) approved a red card process that will make it possible for someone to proceed even if there are one or two red cards (after of course trying to adjust for the red-carders concerns) for the most part folk don't actually want to force someone to have something they believe will kill them. I don't know how to resolve the objections of people who believe in things that I know to be scientifically untrue. Liz Mosaic Commons Cohousing in Berlin, MA www.mosaic-commons.org (oddly enough, I'm the Rev. Dr. Liz, so obviously I think its ok to believe things. But not those things. Its such a strange world.)
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