People fear that without some oversight, dangerous things would be sold Yet they go to the local restaurant who's preparing dishes with no special oversight ex

People fear that without some oversight, dangerous things would be sold Yet they go to the local restaurant who's preparing dishes with no special oversight ex ante, just good logic and the fear of being closed if there's an hygiene investigation ex post. For some reason, reviews can filter out bad restaurants but not drugs? Even if food can also kill? Evidence of the opposite, from darknet markets where people review drugs and sellers, is routinely ignored. But when the CDC delivers a non working test, people want more money for the CDC- so that next time, they don't deliver one non working test, but maybe 2 or 3 instead? My personal conclusion is that the "modern hacker" trust centralization and likes social control - whether it comes from government organizations, or private companies like google or facebook. Based on comments, working there would be a dream from most people here - and not just for the money. People seem to find some kind of prestige in that, for... reasons? There's a generational disconnect I think. I stopped trying to understand. When I see a movement pushing away Eric Raymond and Richard Stallman, I think it's time to stop associating with this movement, let these people make their own mistakes and hopefully learn from their failures.