> Even in the cases where it can be, like California air quality regs, it’s being eroded and rolled back anyway. That's a matter of timing. When they were enac

> Even in the cases where it can be, like California air quality regs, it’s being eroded and rolled back anyway. That's a matter of timing. When they were enacted, they weren't being rolled back, they were being rolled out. Maybe it will catch on in 100 years. Hard to say it has no impact, when historians are able to point to the effects, when informing the future. The thinking that everything must be solved/corrected immediately is misplaced despair, rather than a philosophical flaw in the system.