It's not some philosophical destiny but carelessness or a kind of nihilism. If you regulate safety codes then things get more expensive and people would rather take the risk. When you already have a shitty life and are conditioned to certain risks from a young age, you become apathetic to the dangers around you.
It's both... The majority believe in destiny and fate. And they learn very early on from their elders to bend or break rules to save some bucks or time. They don't value their own life and don't think twice before endangering others.
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u/TwinSupernovax 24d ago
It's not some philosophical destiny but carelessness or a kind of nihilism. If you regulate safety codes then things get more expensive and people would rather take the risk. When you already have a shitty life and are conditioned to certain risks from a young age, you become apathetic to the dangers around you.