We should be surprised that nine non-technical people are making technical decisions that impact 300m people. It seems that legal decisions are increasingly sco

We should be surprised that nine non-technical people are making technical decisions that impact 300m people. It seems that legal decisions are increasingly scope-creeping into domains where domain experts are necessary. This is even more evident after seeing the Zuck-Congress hearings, where Congress proved to the people that they aren't really the best people to work on technological issues.