They can't do it 24/7... That's against DoT rules.

That's probably why they keep almost killing me

get some sleep truckies

But, from what I've seen, the massive truck drivers are very competent, there's just practical limits with driving a behemoth.

Officially @Xychotic

But unofficially, lol

Most people in cars are actually quite terrible at driving

i think we've got checkpoints on the highway here that set off alerts if the truck passes too many without a break

i know atleast between 3 states we do

The funny thing about those DOT regs

Is even though I follow them, I'm still driving while tired and stopped when fully rested

Its retarded in practice

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Is that just your body clock being out of whack though?

Am I interrupting?

No because the way the time crunches to make it to deliver go

Combined with all the stuff that can happen to you between 2 points

There is no good way to keep track of a trucker getting the right amount of sleep unless they are taking that responsibility themselves

So the regs end up fucking you over more than helping

Basically, government need to regulate less, big suprise

What problem wouldn't that solve

Extinction.

Yeah the answer to literally everything is less government

The banking situation.

There can't be a heat death if we have less government regulation

that's just economics 101

genuinely though what banking situation is better with government regulation?

I think regulation is important. The tragedy of the commons is a real thing and it needs to be addressed.

The great depression and bank runs were caused by lack of regulation.

The housing bubble was also caused by deregulation of regular and investment banking.

I forgot the law that was effectively rescinded.

i'm not for no regulation, just less regulation

but i have no experience with banking so i cant speak for that sector

I think just enough government so that you're at least aware it exists is enough. Not to the point where its dictating how specifically you do shit

Well, as a rule, I think "minimum necessary force"

regulation is basically force, so, the minimum required to achieve the goal and the goal is always continued growth and a robust (mostly) free market

yeah that's how i see it

not for the whole ancap thing

The problem with ancap is that the winning strategy is grow into a dominant monopoly.

A lot of people wouldn't survive without big daddy government but over half of those people are women. Force them onto some cock and let the rest die

well their answer to what do you do if someone kidnaps a 6year old is that person now owns a 6 year old