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> Basically it seems kind of silly to tightly define it as "going to jail", when the practical aspects of willfully violating an NDA can ruin your life (which m
by BinaryIdiot 11y ago
> Basically it seems kind of silly to tightly define it as "going to jail", when the practical aspects of willfully violating an NDA can ruin your life (which may or may not be worse than going to jail depending on circumstances)
It was specifically referred to as your "liberty" which is incorrect. I never argued that violating an NDA could or could not result in something worse than jail time.
- emn13 11y agoWhat is liberty if not the absence of restrictions on your choices. Clearly, the repercussions described might heavily impact your liberty in that sense. (For that matter, even prisoners have some liberties...)
- jsprogrammer 11y agoIt's near pointless arguing actual logical positions based on real definitions here. People will bring in their own assumptions and project those onto any words you use. When a logical rebuttal can't be made, some will just downmod you to bury your arguments (as you can see actually happened).