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I'm not being sarcastic. I'm predicting a trajectory of never-ending increase of regulatory requirements for any human activity which I don't like. Only big players have deep pocket for lobbyists and lawyers to avoid them or resources to implement them.

>>thw_9a+(OP)
Complexity increases in every system till it fails. Avoiding this entropy may be impossible.

>>thw_9a+(OP)
That seems to be the end game. Increase regulations without decreasing them > regulatory capture > big corporations own / operate everything, nothing local / no small businesses.

>>pixl97+R9
A dictatorship by bureaucrats is not a law of the universe. What used to work is that, when entropy increased on the governmental level, people would raise their pitchforks until something changes, for better or for worse.

>>sph+fi2
This almost never worked out for the people. Most of the time they king got pissy about it and stacked heads 10 deep.

More so in the modern world if you turn off food and water for a few days you'd start stacking bodies like cord wood. We live in a very fragile state.