Rather than thinking in terms of “safe” and “dangerous”, I think it makes more sense to think of it as “more risk” and “less risk” where marginally increasing risk is effectively increasing a tax on the expected value of a change. On individual cases it might depend on individual risk premiums, but for larger groups it’s more about the risks from causality cascades.
This post is excellent.
Rather than thinking in terms of “safe” and “dangerous”, I think it makes more sense to think of it as “more risk” and “less risk” where marginally increasing risk is effectively increasing a tax on the expected value of a change. On individual cases it might depend on individual risk premiums, but for larger groups it’s more about the risks from causality cascades.