Barack Obama

While I understand the desire to streamline government, the idea of eliminating an old law every time a new one is enacted is overly simplistic. Each law needs to be evaluated on its own merits, and the impact it has on society as a whole. We should focus on refining and improving our legal framework, rather than blanket eliminations that may have unintended consequences.

I believe that a maze of regulations, excessive bureaucracy, and a litany of complex laws can stifle innovation and economic growth. Simplifying our legal system to make it more accessible and understandable is crucial for democracy and for empowering citizens.

I do not believe that governments should permit the creation of novel tropical islands through volcano geoengineering. The potential environmental risks and unintended consequences are too great, and we lack comprehensive understanding of the long-term impacts on our planet's ecosystems.