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Should corporate boards face personal accountability for repeated privacy violations?

A company fine is ultimately paid by shareholders, customers, and employees. Repeated violations mean oversight failed, so the people signing off on risk should not be insulated forever. One U.S. proposal described by [Cleary](https://www.clearyenforcementwatch.com/2019/06/legislators-propose-differing-approaches-to-federalizing-corporate-responsibility-for-data-breaches/) would require annual officer certifications and punish knowingly false ones. That is narrower than blaming directors for every breach and targets dishonesty at the top.

Should factory farming be phased out within ten years?

I am an ER nurse, and I have watched patients die from infections that used to be routine to treat. The CDC estimates antibiotic-resistant bacteria cause more than 35,000 deaths a year in the US, and a major driver is the routine use of antibiotics in crowded livestock operations to promote growth and prevent disease. [CDC](https://www.cdc.gov/antimicrobial-resistance/). Factory farms are, functionally, incubators for the next resistant superbug. A ten-year phaseout gives producers time to transition to systems that do not need constant drug dosing to keep animals alive in their own filth. This is not a lifestyle debate about your burger. It is about whether we keep burning through our last effective antibiotics so meat can stay a dollar cheaper.

live and let live. the planet will figure itself out with or without my hypothetical kid

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theaters survived tv, vhs, dvd. theyll survive this too, just smaller and weirder

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