Rob Seaman scripsit:
> "Seems like"? "Chances are"? Pick some other random technical issue -
> say, automobile airbags, standardized educational testing, the lead
> content of pigment in children's crayons, and so forth and so on.
> Would "seems like" and "chances are" be phrases you would want to see
> in a white paper discussing the costs, benefits and risks of these?
Diffidently I suggest that if you think cost/benefit analysis has
*anything* to do with how international standards are set, you are
fairly unfamiliar with the actual process.
"Those who enjoy law and sausage should not watch them being made."
--
I don't know half of you half as well John Cowan
as I should like, and I like less than half cowan_at_ccil.org
of you half as well as you deserve. http://www.ccil.org/~cowan
--Bilbo
Received on Fri Dec 29 2006 - 09:37:49 PST