2 ms·
Well, perpetual motion is also considered unsolvable. Perhaps the right regulation would make it happen? Or... maybe that line of reasoning isn't super strong.
by brookst 2y ago
Well, perpetual motion is also considered unsolvable. Perhaps the right regulation would make it happen?
Or... maybe that line of reasoning isn't super strong.
- malfist 2y agoThere's a big difference between breaking the physical laws of the universe and Big Tech not wanting to spend money on moderators.
- brookst 2y ago"Big" is pretty vague there. But my point was that you asserted that regulations can overcome claims of impossibility. I was just illustrating that is not always true, and therefore we can't assume it is true here.