To borrow a phrase from a mentor of mine, Sen. Josh Hawley is a man with big ideas who has spent little time thinking about them.

The Republican’s attempts to legislate and regulate reform in Silicon Valley reek of inexperience and folly. Still, Hawley has managed to bring to light one of the 21’s century’s defining problems: the cultural cost of technological innovation and monetization.

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