Dealing with high-stakes risk potentials depends on our ability to
come to grips with some easy to understand, yet difficult to apply,
criteria for decision. We need to go beyond the facade of
pseudo-scientific assessments that cater to special interests. We
need to take a fresh, honest look at the only two sensible decision
criteria: precautionary avoidance and fatalism. This book shows why
scientific assessments of catastrophic risk based on 'averages'
don't work, and sets the stage for making the tough choice between
precaution and fatalism.
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