You can move the goalposts all you want, but the only goalposts that matter are the ones used by the regulatory agencies.
You can argue that their goalposts are not realistic, but then you need actual data that show their goalposts aren't realistic. There's an actual process for setting those goalposts. Whether the process comes up with real-world goalposts is unclear, and it's probably not something the Chicago Tribune or a law firm want to dig into, since they most likely don't have a lot of expertise in that area.
This has turned into another story like Bloomberg's "Chinese Chips Infiltrated America's Motherboard Manufacturers and Are Spying On You."
The Chinese don't need to implant chips on motherboards to spy on everyone. They can just buy an advertising firm.
You can argue that their goalposts are not realistic, but then you need actual data that show their goalposts aren't realistic. There's an actual process for setting those goalposts. Whether the process comes up with real-world goalposts is unclear, and it's probably not something the Chicago Tribune or a law firm want to dig into, since they most likely don't have a lot of expertise in that area.
This has turned into another story like Bloomberg's "Chinese Chips Infiltrated America's Motherboard Manufacturers and Are Spying On You."
The Chinese don't need to implant chips on motherboards to spy on everyone. They can just buy an advertising firm.