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There seems to be no winning with the government actions : Act early and they’re accused of stifling “innovation”, act late and they’re accused of “ineffective
by tchalla 5y ago
There seems to be no winning with the government actions : Act early and they’re accused of stifling “innovation”, act late and they’re accused of “ineffective ness”.
- whoisjuan 5y agoExcept that in this case they are about 30 to 40 years late.
- xyzzyz 5y agoYes, the government regulatory actions are typically net negative.
- asdff 5y agoI don't know, I like being able to see the mountains from Pasadena today. That wasn't possible in the 1980s.
- nosianu 5y agoBut nobody is paying for better air! (Yet)
- helmholtz 5y agoOh wow. Take a look at EdgyTeenager3000 here with his edgy, modern views. Those net negative regulations prevent your house from burning to a crisp in a fire, they prevent your car from using your knees as a crumple zone when you inevitably total it, they prevent the air that you breathe in an office being foul, they prevent (usually) your drinking water being full of feces. But nah, that edgy flippant comment was totally rad and so cool bruh!!!