Who gets to set the definition and what happens if they’re acting in bad faith?
A consultant can’t redefine themself as a gift accepting advice coach to avoid taxes. Consumers always take the short end of it too. Part of forced arbitration is making sure policies are interpreted by an ally which, in a way, makes terms and conditions somewhat dynamic.
If the government can simply redefine things at will that feels wrong, but I don’t know how you prevent it.
Who gets to set the definition and what happens if they’re acting in bad faith?
A consultant can’t redefine themself as a gift accepting advice coach to avoid taxes. Consumers always take the short end of it too. Part of forced arbitration is making sure policies are interpreted by an ally which, in a way, makes terms and conditions somewhat dynamic.
If the government can simply redefine things at will that feels wrong, but I don’t know how you prevent it.
uh. your POV is backward. prediction mrkets, like uber redefined wxisting services to skirt existing laws and avoid regulations.