I suspect that those riding without helmets might actually be cheaper to treat. If you survive an accident but get your foot degloved, and you need an amputation and a prosthetic and months of physical therapy, and then a hip replacement years later because of your messed up gait, that's a lot of taxpayer money. If you die on impact, treatment is much cheaper.

> If you die on impact, treatment is much cheaper.

Plus, more organs for everyone else.

I feel the same way. Our shared opinion, though, might not be the democratically weighted norm.

Ideally people could self-select into places with different rules: some with higher taxes and more interesting people, some with the reverse.