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It's always the policy that should be modified, and not the tech that should be stopped. Because bad policies can do only damage. And tech can do both good an
by rg111 4y ago
It's always the policy that should be modified, and not the tech that should be stopped.
Because bad policies can do only damage.
And tech can do both good and bad.
- kstrauser 4y agoI’d amend that: it’s always the policy that should be modified in the longer run. Sometimes it’s wholly appropriate to pump the brakes on the tech that would allow mass application of the bad policy.
- int_19h 4y agoIt rarely if ever actually works out for the simple reason that, if one jurisdiction pumps the brakes, there's a dozen others willing to floor the other pedal on the same thing.