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It's always possible to think up new rules that solve social issues. The challenge is seeing how such rules would ever robustly come into place. In your example
by wahnfrieden 1y ago
It's always possible to think up new rules that solve social issues. The challenge is seeing how such rules would ever robustly come into place. In your example, medical lab directors have no lobbying power and less dramatically profitable upside to their activities.
- arrosenberg 1y agoThat's exactly my point. It's not hard to figure out how to "put a corporation into prison", the issue is that we've been trained to accept corruption as a normal facet of corporate personhood.