> I'd argue that the paperwork of regulation has stifled the common man who want to follow the laws. I’d argue that it’s not the regulations themselves, but pe

> I'd argue that the paperwork of regulation has stifled the common man who want to follow the laws. I’d argue that it’s not the regulations themselves, but people who want to avoid liability, whether ethical or social. (The existence of institutional review is a good argument against, say, a fiscal hawk looking at a state university’s research output to identify the existence of fraud or abuse.)