>In the good old days they had a trusting relationship. It's almost like there need to be clearly defined and agreed upon rules for everyone to operate under,

>In the good old days they had a trusting relationship. It's almost like there need to be clearly defined and agreed upon rules for everyone to operate under, with clear consequences for failing to follow those rules. Sort of like some kind of, well, legislation. Trust and social norms setting expectation is fine when it works. But it will eventually stop working. So what's the answer after that? How do we fix it without making it worse via legislation or regulation?