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>Isn't prevention better than cure? No. There is very rarely an example of a regulation being passed in the fast moving field of technology that has no poor si
by hueving 9y ago
>Isn't prevention better than cure?
No. There is very rarely an example of a regulation being passed in the fast moving field of technology that has no poor side effects. Unless there is a glaring problem, it is reckless to pass regulations for what-if scenarios.