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Because they don't understand the technology or the consequences. When they do, they will change their mind (and probably protest loudly that they never wanted
by marcus_holmes 4mo ago
Because they don't understand the technology or the consequences.
When they do, they will change their mind (and probably protest loudly that they never wanted it in the first place).
See Brexit for a clear example.
- lokar 4mo agoBut the argument I see is that the politicians are acting tyrannically against the desire of the voters.
- marcus_holmes 4mo agosome voters. The voters who actually understand the technology and the consequences