it's an open question. but obviously there's no such thing as perfect regulation. it's imperfect, just as with everything else. so you have to ask the question

it's an open question. but obviously there's no such thing as perfect regulation. it's imperfect, just as with everything else. so you have to ask the question. regulations are often good and necessary, but they also often outlive their purpose and we end up with stagnation and regulatory capture from large corporations, where startups can't compete. or in the case of nuclear, even a Bill Gates' backed company has a hard time being able to build.