Tim Pool

Right on.

Let's grab one more.

He says, Tim, imagine a bill where agencies can suggest best practices, but they must measure outcomes.

If someone achieves a better measurable bill, measurable result with a creative solution or alternate method, that should count.

If the regulation doesn't improve the actual outcome over time, it expires unless re-justified.

I think the actual solution to that is sunset clauses in all bills.

Because it's going to be like you're asking for a nebulous bill.

The point he made is that regulation says you got to wear a three point three point harness while at work doing the specific task for safety.

But a five point harness would be better and we're not allowed to use it because of regulations.

So how do we have regulations that say just do better?

The problem is it's nebulous.

So I think the real provision is you need we need sunset clauses in all laws, every single one of them.

Every law will expire and must be re-upped.

That's a great idea.

And they'd have the omnibus law.

They'd be like, there are certain things like murder that we're keeping illegal that has to be updated every five years.

And all laws have sunsets.

And there will never be an instance where they legalize murder.

So it has to be being done.

But then there are some things that will need to be updated based on changing technology or whatever.