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> Wouldn't it be nice if there were more government warnings and less restrictions / regulations? ... A whole raft of restrictions could be converted to warnin
by Scirra_Tom 10y ago
> Wouldn't it be nice if there were more government warnings and less restrictions / regulations? ... A whole raft of restrictions could be converted to warnings and recommendations, freeing up industry to innovate
No, not without specific examples of how government regulations are a burden on innovation. Whenever people argue this point in industry X it always seems difficult to come up with concrete examples.
> and consumers to take a little more responsibility for themselves.
Secondly, again no. Consumers are not rational machines who make rational decisions based on time spent researching what they are consuming.
- WillPostForFood 10y agoI was just reading the new laws enacted for 2017 in California, which included a ban on powdered alcohol, even though it has never been for sale in the state. That's one concrete recent concrete example where a warning would have been a nice alternative.