Re: Florida State Seminoles
Posted: Sun Nov 28, 2021 4:15 pm
What might be frustrating for tree (frustrating for liberals in general) is that their base instinct, their general go-to desire for government regulation of business, that doesn't really work all that much in the information age. How do federal legislators (who have never written even one line of computer code in their life) regulate facebook or social media? How do you regulate a business where there is no cost to the consumer to use it? What you want facebook to give the consumer their money back?
Here is 7 hours of mind numbing, brainlessness on the part of our legislature screaming to high hell that we need to regulate this industry (that might have gotten Donald Trump elected) but we aren't smart enough to know what to do. Please Mr Zuckerberg, tell US how to regulate YOU.
And as of right now, social media is not regulated.
My congressman David Schweikert, is head of the "blockchain caucus." He knows about blockchains and crypto-currency. And its his job to try and educate the other congress critters on Bitcoin and crypto. He does this so that they might be in better position to write a bill to pass into law to regulate it. But when he speaks about the "blockchain" the other congressmen, their eyes roll over in their heads and they go to sleep. They have absolutely NO IDEA what he is talking about and they have NO IDEA how to regulate it. And even if they could (which they can't) how do you regulate something so completely and utter de-centralized?
You don't.
Regulation is fine and necessary. But if you want to regulate something (the way tree generally does) you must first have a complete and total understanding of the industry such that you could work in it and produce something in it. No. Our congressmen can't do any of this IT work. They trust high tech business that lobbies them endlessly for more and MOAR H1B immigration because business depends entirely upon the importation of high IQ wage slaves from India to make their lives easier because they haven't the first clue to how to fix anything that is broken with software.