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The positive way out of this is to slowly pull back regulations, one tiny bit at a time. Slowly enough so we can be comfortable and if it causes any bad effects
by zo1 3y ago
The positive way out of this is to slowly pull back regulations, one tiny bit at a time. Slowly enough so we can be comfortable and if it causes any bad effects we can correct in time. This should allow tensions to ease off and for everyone's incentives to align.
The biggest problem is that we're doubling down and adding more and more, and optimizing and squeezing everything to a limit. Of course it'll be catastrophic when it breaks. It'll be hell and war and chopping blocks, unfortunately. And at that point the army will come out and people will just sadly die; democracy my ass.
- syndicatedjelly 3y agoDe-regulate what, exactly? The housing market? How does that reduce speculation?