alt Hacker NewsYou can keep plugging holes, but each time you plug you are using a narrower specification of who is at fault or who is exempt. That creates loopholes. This is known as “Whack-a-mole regulation”.
You can keep plugging holes, but each time you plug you are using a narrower specification of who is at fault or who is exempt. That creates loopholes. This is known as “Whack-a-mole regulation”.
If the only alternative to imperfect solutions you'll accept is no solution then I disagree. I think the treatment here is still better than the disease.