Here is an interesting take.
Sabine Hossenfelder is a German and holds a PhD in theoretical physics. She does comment on social issues as well.
In this video, she addresses dumb EU rules on things that a supranational government should not bother itself with while also, stymying technological advances like AI, driverless taxis, and technological companies overall.
You cannot buy a bottle of ibuprofen that contains 100 pills, but you can buy 5 packs of 20.
Brussels seems to have the attitude, "How much unnecessary, oppressive policy can we get away with before the Union starts to fall apart?" My advice to Brussels would be, "How about none? How about you do not control things you do not need to control? And stick to issues you can and should do something about at the Union level, like foreign policy and interstate trade?
Sabine Hossenfelder is a German and holds a PhD in theoretical physics. She does comment on social issues as well.
In this video, she addresses dumb EU rules on things that a supranational government should not bother itself with while also, stymying technological advances like AI, driverless taxis, and technological companies overall.
Brussels seems to have the attitude, "How much unnecessary, oppressive policy can we get away with before the Union starts to fall apart?" My advice to Brussels would be, "How about none? How about you do not control things you do not need to control? And stick to issues you can and should do something about at the Union level, like foreign policy and interstate trade?
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