Pretty disingenuous. You can ask a representative sample, then assume people follow that. If you ask a few hundred people and 99% say they don't want it, then y

Pretty disingenuous. You can ask a representative sample, then assume people follow that. If you ask a few hundred people and 99% say they don't want it, then you make the default that they do want it, you're doing it "wrong." I say "wrong" because actually their optimisation isn't doing what people want, it's whatever makes them money, and this makes them more money. "the people's wills" doesn't figure into the decision at all. So why are you even bringing it up?