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Message: [QUOTE="CL82, post: 4311503, member: 44"] No, I’m not. We’re talking about whether it’s possible to put together a system to constrain what’s going on currently. I believe it is, and you apparently believe that’s an impossibility. We may have to agree to disagree on that. Or, 4) NCAA comes up with rules and regulations which prohibit the most extreme examples of NIL abuse that we are seeing currently. Well I mean if I’m the one who’s reducing your argument, I would reduce it to “Nothing can ever be enforced perfectly, therefore nothing must ever be enforced at all.” As you probably can guess I disagree with that premise. Drug enforcement is a perfect example of our disagreement. It will never be enforced perfectly, yet I think there is value in having anti-drug laws. Likewise, the prohibition against drunk driving will never be enforced perfectly, but the enhanced enforcement that we’ve seen have changed the culture whereby designated drivers and Ubering home from the bar has now become the norm. Perfection or nothing isn’t really an exclusive choice. [/QUOTE]