Now, that’s definitely the wrong analogy. Drinking and driving is the bug, not any individual. Societies with access to alcohol and cars have that bug. Punishing the individual is sort of like telling your user who just reported a bug “Oh, the program crashed when you clicked on that button? Yeah, don’t do that.“ It’s like putting huge red warning labels next to that button or make the mouse move slower when it comes close to that button. It’s like taking the program away from that and only that one user. Cute, but won’t fix the bug.<p>We are limited in our ability to fix bugs of that kind. Banning alcohol would probably the wrong thing to do and probably no work. What might work is automating transportation. We can at least fix the bugs there.