Realistically - life has price and most healthcare organizations have worked out what it is. Would you spend $1 million to save 1 life if that same $1 million could save 1000 others?
>I'm in the camp who think that a life doesn't have a price. Beside, where else the money will be better applied (other than charity)? It will certainly create new jobs in the helmet market.
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>>Because you need to do a cost/benefit calculation between the cost of requiring *all* skiers to buy and carry helmets vs. the benefit of saving the few who get injured in this way. It's a non-starter if you think it through. The same money, if it must be spent, could do much better applied elsewhere.
In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends - Martin Luther King, Jr.
