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   by 87329868723 5y ago

   The comment I replied to said that the various ways this technology/regulation could have harmful effects were theoretical "what if" scenarios. I pointed out that the ways it could have beneficial effects are also theoretical
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   by 87329868723 5y ago

   Some technologies work and some don't, although I can't think of anything that works and was mandated before it was already in widespread use. In any case, this is much more involved and fuzzy than normal safety technologies. Addi
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   by 87329868723 5y ago

   I think it may be theoretically possible, but I don't think it will be implemented in a way that will work when it's mandated by law. Betting against regulations fulfilling their advertised purpose is usually a good bet. I think t
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   by 87329868723 5y ago

   Presumably the same way you would back up the assumption that it will work, preconceived notions on the effects of regulations in general?
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   by 87329868723 5y ago

   The theory that the "system will prevent a person from losing their life or becoming disabled for life because of a drunk driver" is just as much of a "what if" as anything they said. I would say it's more likely to
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   by 87329868723 5y ago

   What does "democratic control over our economy" mean? Does it mean surrendering control to ostensibly democratic state monopolies that respond with violence to any attempt at competing with them? I prefer 'consensual' to