Q How's the fire code as an example? Wouldn't it, wouldn't the fire code just say, you don't want these things to burn down easily, and so as long as you don't burn down, it's fine? Or like, is there specific stuff in the law that, that's stopping them?
A It would be great if laws were written that way, Joe. That's what, that's why we all would love for you to be our philosopher king. Uh, but I think, unfortunately, they write the law for the thing in front of their face, right? So instead of saying, hey, we really want to prevent fires from spreading, right? Which, concrete is great for this. Concrete houses are much more durable, much more dignified, much safer in so many ways. Uh, but instead, they sort of say, well, don't build the timber like that, right? Because it might catch on fire, right? But all the, all those things are, are, are not sort of, like, built to take account of the way the world will change. Laws are a snapshot. Regulations are a snapshot. Uh, and, and they're often reactive rather than proactive. So if you think about it, the people that we trust to, to make these laws, the lawmakers, the regulators, the, the bureaucrats in their offices.
AI assessment note: “It would be great if laws were written that way, Joe... unfortunately, they write the law”