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i think it makes sense that there's a lot of regulation in an industry where products are widely available, and there's not a lot of regulation in an industry w
by notatoad 3y ago
i think it makes sense that there's a lot of regulation in an industry where products are widely available, and there's not a lot of regulation in an industry where products don't exist beyond a few isolated prototypes.
this seems like an example of regulatory systems working in a sane way. regulation should follow reality, not lead it.
- sverhagen 3y agoWould it not make more sense for it then to be not allowed at all until there's regulation? Like with bvlos for drones?
- notatoad 3y agonot allowing anything to exist until there is regulation specifically allowing that thing to exist sounds like an excellent way to stifle all innovation and experimentation in the world.