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Realistically, people do decide what's good and what's bad all the time. Individual decisions usually aren't given much weight, but when a majority of people de
by zaptheimpaler 4y ago
Realistically, people do decide what's good and what's bad all the time. Individual decisions usually aren't given much weight, but when a majority of people decide one way that should translate to action. The ban on smoking in public places is one example. Crypto has been around for a decade+ now and most people have not seen any value from it. But we will all be affected by energy shortages and higher emissions.
- mirceal 4y agoThat's cool. Smoking is still around though and you can do it all day in your home using your resources. I don't mind people/regulators thinking/doing something if there is a though process and procedure that is established vs the pitchfork approach.
- zaptheimpaler 4y agoI'm not sure how you think process and procedure and laws are established in the first place, but its frequently via the public raising pitchforks.