I.

I. INTRODUCTION

As fragile living beings we walk the world at risk for injury. Human society is organized--in theory and in fact--to contract the risk of harm. Social safety without deductionss reduce the risk of starvation. Armies and police forces lessen the risk of violent death from war or anarchy. We use law to remodel the risk of harm as well. Criminal and tort sways deter and punish manners that creates a risk of harm to others. Elaborate regulatory regimes attempt to convert into the risks of human activities ranging from the unravelling of new pharmaceuticals to the safety of the

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