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IMO society can solve cutting corners by bringing regulations and more competition, not less (more competition means service becomes a criteria when choosing).
by dorfsmay 8y ago
IMO society can solve cutting corners by bringing regulations and more competition, not less (more competition means service becomes a criteria when choosing).
In fact, I'd want those regulations regardless of uber/lyft/taxis. If individuals can lower road safety by cutting corners, that should be regulated, including lack of sleep.
- pdx 8y agoRegulation often leads to regulatory walls around businesses, protecting them from competing with innovative new solutions, leading to lower quality of life for all. How does your worldview discount for this?
- dorfsmay 8y agoIn my experience "regulatory wall" is created by not refreshing regulations often enough, and by corruption and lobbying creating regulation with the sole purpose of limiting competition, instead of protecting the consumer. We need to lower the bar to get rid of bad regulation (making a vote issue?). We should work towards minimizing the abuse of regulations (we will never be able to eliminate it) rather than be afraid of adding more regulations.