3taps also invites this Court to make all manner of legislative judgments turning on, for example, the “culture” of the Internet, the Court’s view of whether accessing a website is more like window shopping from a public sidewalk or actually entering a store and whether “a permission-based regime for public websites could implode the basic functioning of the internet itself.” 3taps opines that “the ‘socially prudent’ benefits of finding an implied license [to access public website data] far outweigh any social utility derived from allowing a website owner to selectively block access to publicly available information, including by competitors.”