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Even with a car, you aren’t necessarily regulating millions of individuals - primarily just manufacturers. I suppose there is the odd case where “old joe” remov
by osigurdson 4y ago
Even with a car, you aren’t necessarily regulating millions of individuals - primarily just manufacturers. I suppose there is the odd case where “old joe” removed his catalytic converter and is polluting more than others but that is probably rare.
I don’t get your point on centralization however - more efficient but less robust (just like in software).
- osigurdson 4y agoCorrection - I do get your point
- Consultant32452 4y agoFor necessarily centralized industries like car manufacturing the regulations are written to protect the wealthy incumbents competition more than to protect consumers.