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If restaurants truly tried to levy exorbitant prices that were beyond their customers’ willingness to pay, they would lose business. This phenomenon has been witnessed time and time again.
When regulators think that they know better than the market, the result is that jobs become less accessible, stripping people of valuable opportunities to develop their skills and build wealth.
No one is buying a Sony Discman in 2026, and no one is going to argue that it would be a good idea. Why?
For many families, affordability itself, along with avoiding an HOA, is the most important amenity of all.
AI, and superintelligence more specifically, has the potential to be radically equitable in its consequences. That is the larger point of a memo from Mark Zuckerberg.
250 years ago colonists fought blank-check searches. Today it's license plate readers and data brokers. The Fourth Amendment fight isn't over.

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