> Solving human issues (eg laws), requires human solutions, not pseudo-technological ideas. Disagree with this general viewpoint. For example I think NYC Yello

> Solving human issues (eg laws), requires human solutions, not pseudo-technological ideas. Disagree with this general viewpoint. For example I think NYC Yellow Cab laws were antiquated, rent-seeking, and anti-consumer. App-based ridesharing tech, not human politics, changed that equilibrium. Technology disrupts pre-existing rules, laws and regulations all the time. In most cases it's a net positive for humanity. Not saying all regulation is bad, but if regulations an be easily disrupted by tech, then usually it's sclerotic and outdated.