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I would have thought that "plain-English contracts" would suffer from some of the same issues of trying to simplify programming - in order to write a spec accur
by beaconstudios 10y ago
I would have thought that "plain-English contracts" would suffer from some of the same issues of trying to simplify programming - in order to write a spec accurate enough to turn into a program, you end up writing a program.
Legal loopholes are big business and making contracts specific enough that they avoid serious loopholes would surely require the high level of complexity used in modern contract writing.