Negligence is imposed because the activity involved is so dangerous that there must be full accountability, even if the activity is necessary and cannot be prohibited

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Negligence is based on a failure to exercise reasonable care, not solely on the dangerous nature of an activity. Strict liability, not negligence, is imposed for inherently dangerous activities regardless of the level of care exercised.

Negligence Is Imposed Because the Activity Involved Is So Dangerous