> I think that it is a very life altering precedent to say we ban adults from consenting to things because they don't know what they are consenting to. Just go

> I think that it is a very life altering precedent to say we ban adults from consenting to things because they don't know what they are consenting to. Just going off your examples, I don't think it would be unreasonable to require both parties entering into a contract to understand what they are agreeing to. I'd say anything else is unethical, really.