abolishing

I certainly want to know about every illness in advance, even if it means abolishing the insurance system.

Even if we had the mean to, abolishing death would also have dire consequences.

Would our society be better off in abolishing all leases just because some landlords become slumlords and exploit their tenants?

Probably abolishing timezones is much less of a profound change than it seems to be.

If there's something we need to evolve, it's the oversight of our institutions, or indeed abolishing some of them.

It's like Bill Gates being the public face of abolishing the estate tax.

I don't know about abolishing time zones in the real world, but at least for servers it makes total sense.

I'm not proposing abolishing the courts, so presumably the highly hypothetical scheme you've just described world be litigated in court.

And at this point I'm beginning to lean towards the idea of abolishing money altogether (and I'm the market anarchist here).

Trust needs to be restored in regulators, rather than abolishing them and being left with so much uncertainty and a playing field ripe for malice.

I'm convinced that we can have what's promised by states but under-delivered by abolishing them.

What is his incentive for abolishing racism, sexism, etc.?

So many comments here reflecting ideas from the 2002 book "Abolishing Performance Appraisals - Why They Backfire and What to Do Instead".

("Fifteen states so far have taken the politically popular step of abolishing parole boards, a vestige of what most Americans regard as a failed system of penal rehabilitation, and last week Gov.

The man whose life is spent in performing a few simple operations… has no occasion to exert his understanding… He generally becomes as stupid and ignorant as it is possible for a human creature to become.” If we agree that abolishing forced labor should be our goal, we can start working towards making that possible.

Just for starters, when I hear "abolish patents," I wonder how this would be any more beneficial to society than, for example, abolishing leases - is it a good answer in dealing with existing abuses to throw out an entire system that may and very likely does serve many good purposes in society?

Abolishing copyright would be a good idea in my opinion, but it wouldn't make proprietary software open source.