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"The bad actors are not actually bad; they're just responding to market forces." You seem to be assuming, and wrongly assuming who I'm including in my referenc
by loceng 3y ago
"The bad actors are not actually bad; they're just responding to market forces."
You seem to be assuming, and wrongly assuming who I'm including in my referencing bad actors.
Where did I name call? Saying bad actors isn't name calling, firstly, and where the terminology to differentiate who exactly I'm referencing isn't clear enough - and you want to just jump to designing a system, but you need to base that design on who is either forced to into certain behaviour to maintain competing vs. those who are doing far more than just forced into certain behaviours, let's say a scenario where politicians are assassinated in worst case scenario - or where prior to that the bad actors fund politicians who will do exactly as they say if/when elected.