You cannot rely on the law to treat your wishes long after you are dead. The largest park in Toronto (High Park), for example, should technically not be owned b

You cannot rely on the law to treat your wishes long after you are dead. The largest park in Toronto (High Park), for example, should technically not be owned by the city because the person that bequeathed it to the city said that it would revert to some other organization if a catholic was ever elected mayor, but that never happened. As for XKCD - where something happens is no longer clear cut. If someone creates a etherium contract during a year in Argentina while SSH'd into a computer in Hong Kong it starts to become very difficult to enforce the law. I'm not even talking strictly about tax evasion I'm talking about subversion of the states restriction on individual action - and I agree that this isn't a good thing across the board. I don't like the idea of billionaires hiding their influence and wealth, I just think it is inevitable.