> There was a time when I thought of regulations as progress killers, but I find myself shifting on that and getting nervous every time I hear about self-drivin

> There was a time when I thought of regulations as progress killers, but I find myself shifting on that and getting nervous every time I hear about self-driving tech. IMO, this notion applies to garage tinkerers and should not apply to billionaires or their corporations The reasons should be obvious, but a garage tinkerer has a finite reach in whom his work can impact The same isn't true of the wealthy elite and corporations. Who very plainly have the ability, in modern society, to impact just about every human on the planet. It's as if, on one hand, we recognize government must be reigned in because of the immense reach of their power, but ignore the same problems when it's Bill Gates. Propaganda is a powerful thing.