GP writes specifically about how the SEC "does not protect anyone's freedom or agency", which is a typical libertarian viewpoint. I.e. that the gov't shouldn't regulate anything about disclosures, published financials, etc.
E.g. if a company wants to sell and promote a new radical weight loss drug, it should be up to each individual consumer to decide whether it's trustworthy, not the FDA.
Not agreeing or disagreeing with this line of thinking, but I think you're arguing from a different angle.
E.g. if a company wants to sell and promote a new radical weight loss drug, it should be up to each individual consumer to decide whether it's trustworthy, not the FDA.
Not agreeing or disagreeing with this line of thinking, but I think you're arguing from a different angle.