I don't think the article is serious in proposing a ban on certain types of business. Well, it might be, but in this case it's clearly over the line. I'm curre

I don't think the article is serious in proposing a ban on certain types of business. Well, it might be, but in this case it's clearly over the line. I'm currently reading Nudge, and it promotes the notion of "libertarian paternalism". Basically the idea that all choices should be free, but the defaults should be chosen intelligently. In its spirit you would go after advertising for example, but wouldn't touch actual selling of products. Is this acceptable?