More broadly, I think having fewer things prohibited correlates with more fun unless there’s some reason the prohibition increases the amount of fun in the universe.
That’s pretty much tautological—you could as well express it as “forbidding things correlates with more fun unless there’s some reason allowing something increases the amount of fun in the universe”. What you really need for this argument to work is a way of showing that people attach intrinsic utility to increased latitude of choice, which in light of the paradox of choice looks questionable.
That’s pretty much tautological—you could as well express it as “forbidding things correlates with more fun unless there’s some reason allowing something increases the amount of fun in the universe”. What you really need for this argument to work is a way of showing that people attach intrinsic utility to increased latitude of choice, which in light of the paradox of choice looks questionable.