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Every human interaction? No, it won't be regulated. (Almost) every human interaction between a company and an actual human? In most cases, yes please.

• balozi 5y ago
  Well...what happens when company lawyers and lobbyist are the ones drafting regulations governing every human interaction with said company?
  • estaseuropano 5y ago
    Does that sound like initiatives written by corporate lawyers?
    • totony 5y ago
      Who do you believe this affects more. Big corporations or small/medium businesses EDIT: to be clearer, what if this is to hinder competition? This seems like it would affect small companies disproportionally more than big ones, since small ones will not have a formalized pay system (and probably shouldn't, since value produced is way less obvious).
      • dmitriid 5y ago
        Every time there's this cry of "think of the small business!". And every time it's bullshit.
        • totony 5y ago
          Or perhaps most regulation is harmful to small businesses because they lack the lobbying power of the elite.