I'm ascribing the same level of sentiment to both ends, that's what a bell curve is.

They have different reasons for their disdain, but neither side tends to love it.

In general the more people learn about the process, the more they dislike the current system. There's outliers, but that's why the last decade has mostly been a decline in general sentiment around big tech, and even in the last year AI doomerism is going increasingly mainstream.

Even the people who make these experiences don't do it beliving they're making something enriching. And they're definitely are not clamoring for their own families to grow up on this stuff.

> So many states have put ID verification laws out for accessing pornography, exposing citizens to huge privacy risks in the process, but we've got casino empires draining their savings accounts and can't do anything about it? Please.

That's driven by politicians pandering to the naive side of the bell curve, why are you surprised it's not consistent with what's best for the people?.

Their actions are driven mostly by what looks good at the polls and doesn't hurt their own bottom line too badly.

States are raking in billions of dollars in taxes from gambling, so it's not going to get that treatment.