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by AnimalMuppet
2928 days ago
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> It's very naive to think that highly intelligent people don't know or care about what they regulate. These may be highly intelligent people, but what they are highly skilled at is the art of obtaining and keeping political office. That does not necessarily say anything about their knowledge of the industries they regulate, or their ability to write regulations that are free from disastrous side effects. > Think about who this benefits. You are just viewing it from one side. Who stands to benefit from all this? Maybe you could actually say something, instead of just hinting? |
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Agreed. That's my point.
> That does not necessarily say anything about their knowledge of the industries they regulate, or their ability to write regulations that are free from disastrous side effects.
They had teams of people helping them understand. Do you think these experts who work for the politicians and/or the industry don't know what the side effects are? Just because the effects would be "disastrous" for you and me doesn't mean it will be disastrous for the politicians or the people who they work for.
> Maybe you could actually say something, instead of just hinting?
I thought it was obvious. And I was trying to get you to actually think.
Do you think these guys just decided one day to make changes to the rules of the internet for fun? Why do you think they are making these changes? If you can figure it out, then let me know.