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> what was the justification for imposing such a restrictive rule? This is a totally worthless question to ask about a law or rule. The general form would be
by Frozenlock 11y ago
> what was the justification for imposing such a restrictive rule?
This is a totally worthless question to ask about a law or rule.
The general form would be "why was the law created?"
And of course, there's never a law with the (disclosed) purpose of killing all kittens, giving money to friends or destroying an enemy. On the contrary, every law is always spun on some kind of "will you think of the children".
The only good question you can ask about a law:
"What are its consequences?"
Interestingly, your first question was more in this sense.
- CountSessine 11y agoI believe that Silhouette's question was rhetorical. The answer, of course, is that UWB radio broadcast significantly impair conventional heterodyne radio receivers.
- leereeves 11y ago> The only good question you can ask about a law: > "What are its consequences?" Also, what are the consequences of not having the law? Which I suspect was the intended meaning of: > what was the justification for imposing such a restrictive rule?