The argument of inevitability is the argument of a fatalist. Yeah, so what if the incentives increase on the other side? That's what hard work is made of. No

The argument of inevitability is the argument of a fatalist. Yeah, so what if the incentives increase on the other side? That's what hard work is made of. No one said this is easy. Far from it, it's hard. And if its inevitable, so note that the success of the government to pass CISPA and its variants was considered by some to be inevitable. And hackers have generally been at the forefront of keeping the net safe. It's only after the government started going after them, and SV built a narrative of - interesting challenges-talent-fair,just but outsized rewards, that the equation shifted.