"If," he said, you try to regulate ideas when "the only harm that something might cause is through the very attenuated chain of causation that involves the mind of the beholder, and then the way that the person who reads or views the material might be inclined to act, then we are dangerously close to thought control".
Commerce should be, she thought, "regulated by ideas of justice and fairness and directed toward the ideals of independence and benevolence".
He said these fees should be regulated, an idea now being considered by Congress.
And there were 95 Democratic candidates who campaigned on this idea of regulating the Internet in the idea of net neutrality.
Only last spring nearly everyone involved in regulating airline safety thought the idea of giving guns to pilots was a desperate, potentially calamitous way to prevent hijackings.
The ETS CPS framework includes four CPS skills: sharing resources/ideas, assimilating and accommodating knowledge/perspective taking, regulating problem solving ideas, and maintaining positive communication (Liu et al. 2015).
And doesn't it make the idea of regulating the airwaves in the name of a government-mandated idea of fairness seem a bit quixotic?The new apostles of "fairness" advance two arguments in favour of going back to the past.
The measure has broad support among lawmakers, although the idea of regulating Internet content and enforcing the rules for such a domain led to some debate about restricting free speech.
And for most of the last 35 years, he has been a lonely Quixote tilting at the very idea of regulating political donations as an affront to free speech.
That first Bernanke was a man who declined to identify the US housing market as a bubble and then said its bursting wouldn't cause any wider problems, who sat at Greenspan's right hand as the guru decried the idea of regulating sub-prime mortgage lending and kept interest rates at levels that only stoked the mania.
