No, they didn’t “make a mistake;” they made a calculated financial decision. And it should never have been only a “recommendation” to begin with. The safety agency should have been empowered from the beginning to shut it down until corrections were made. nytimes.com/2021/05/05/busin…

Peloton Recalls Treadmills After Injuries and a Child’s Death (Published 2021)

The chief executive of Peloton said the company “made a mistake” by initially resisting a U.S. safety agency’s warning about the devices last month.

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Kids die falling down stairs, should we recall all stairs?
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Replying to @TheRPGer
You better believe there are safety codes in buildings to guarantee that stairs are safe. Why are you arguing against safety rules? Do you think we should remove all traffic lights?

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Replying to @marwilliamson @TheRPGer
Parents are responsible for the safety of the kids they chose to have. Kids still fall down stairs so they haven’t prevented that at all - instead you would naturally expect the parent to take care and ensure the child is safe on or near them - just like exercise equipment...
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