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Sometimes yes, sometimes no. It depends on the structural corruption of the regulatory system – i.e., whether permits and such are fairly priced. For example,
by celoyd 16y ago
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. It depends on the structural corruption of the regulatory system – i.e., whether permits and such are fairly priced.
For example, we could make a kind of slippery slope argument going the other way as well:
“Can I use this service you offer at $500?”
“No.”
“How about if I pay you $500?”
“Okay then!”