> you'd rather everyone live Yes, this is exactly what I say. I would rather everyone live in the World with cons of underregulations then in the World with co

> you'd rather everyone live Yes, this is exactly what I say. I would rather everyone live in the World with cons of underregulations then in the World with cons of overregulations. For me, overregulation is suffering too. And honestly, even when people don't realize it explicitly, their acts are very much the same (90% of people know that meat increases emissions, still they eat meat; 90% of people know that petrol cars increase emissions, still they...; 90% of people know plastics pollute oceans, still they buy plastic things even when non-plastic alternatives are available). There is demand for behaviors that have negative externalities. And it is massive, I doubt I even know a single person who doesn't cause any negative externalities.