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It definitely gives us a lot to think about.

And maybe it raises a final question for you, the listener.

Given this problem of bounded rationality, that we're just not equipped to weigh those long term costs against immediate needs.

If society does decide to allow these markets, what then?

Right.

Short of just banning them outright.

What specific mechanism could actually ensure people are adequately compensated or somehow protected from that predictable long-term erosion of their autonomy that the data sale enables?

Exactly.

What would that regulation even look like?

You'd be winning giant money if you were betting all of Juju's picks, just not his parlays, because he takes a lot of time with these and he often hits two out of three. A couple of things we didn't talk about today, Stugatz. There was in the Boston Red Sox game yesterday. A game winning home run that went three hundred and eight feet. What?

You'd be winning giant money if you were betting all of Juju's picks, just not his parlays, because he takes a lot of time with these and he often hits two out of three. A couple of things we didn't talk about today, Stugatz. There was in the Boston Red Sox game yesterday. A game winning home run that went three hundred and eight feet. What?

You'd be winning giant money if you were betting all of Juju's picks, just not his parlays, because he takes a lot of time with these and he often hits two out of three. A couple of things we didn't talk about today, Stugatz. There was in the Boston Red Sox game yesterday. A game winning home run that went three hundred and eight feet. What?

That is a pop up that is closer to a pop up than it is to a home run. But it went out of the park and it went inside of the pesky pole. Three hundred and eight feet.

That is a pop up that is closer to a pop up than it is to a home run. But it went out of the park and it went inside of the pesky pole. Three hundred and eight feet.

That is a pop up that is closer to a pop up than it is to a home run. But it went out of the park and it went inside of the pesky pole. Three hundred and eight feet.

It's not very much. It's not an infield pop-up. It was enough in that ballpark. Yeah, to get out.

It's not very much. It's not an infield pop-up. It was enough in that ballpark. Yeah, to get out.

It's not very much. It's not an infield pop-up. It was enough in that ballpark. Yeah, to get out.

You don't think that a pop-up can be a right fielder catching it right behind the second baseman?

You don't think that a pop-up can be a right fielder catching it right behind the second baseman?