And I just think that it's interesting that the idea of using real-world crashes, which is very much something that economists think would be the right thing to do, is something that scientists don't actually, usually think -- they would rather use a laboratory, a very imperfect science of looking at the dummies, than actually 30 years of data of what we've seen with children and with car seats.
E trovo interessante che attingere ai dati del mondo reale, cosa che molti economisti considerano la cosa giusta da fare, sia una cosa cui gli scienziati di solito non pensano. Preferiscono il laboratorio, la scienza imperfetta dei manichini, ai veri dati raccolti in 30 anni su bambini e seggiolini.