> Today's regulatory landscape operates not by prohibiting things (which would be open to legal and social challenges), but by making compliance prohibitively e

> Today's regulatory landscape operates not by prohibiting things (which would be open to legal and social challenges), but by making compliance prohibitively expensive, or outright impossible. This is a weird view and absolutely inapplicable to most things. It's basically a fantasy pushed by some politicians to get votes. The form is just out of date.