But you see we should wait until we are certain. I mean just think of the scenarios. There is the probably scenario where is will kill billions, and the unlikely ones where it will kill almost everyone or next to no one.
I mean if we think of the world as our home, what would you do? Would you out in a few hundred dollars to make sure it doesn't burn down while you are sleeping in it or take a risk of it killing you and everyone you love, until you are 110% sure? Obviously you wait until you know for certain.
Yeah, that's how it seems to me.
There's this funny thing where people will pay insurance against 1/100 or 1/1000 odds events, or but wrt GCC, they don't want to take precautions against greater than even odds until they have 100% certainty.
Imagine if no-one paid insurance unless they knew for certain not only that they were going to burgled in the next year, but also exactly which day, by how many people, and exactly what would be stolen?