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If someone has to violate the law to produce value, then it is likely that they haven't really "produced" any value. More likely they are simply stealing from
by bertjk 9y ago
If someone has to violate the law to produce value, then it is likely that they haven't really "produced" any value. More likely they are simply stealing from the commons.
- surfaceTensi0n 9y agoThat's a really great framing of this issue. Thanks!
- balls187 9y ago> If someone has to violate the law to produce value, then it is likely that they haven't really "produced" any value. Imagine you created an app that allowed Gay and Lesbian couples plan their wedding, and you operated in states that haven't legalized same-sex marriage. Are you stealing from the commons? Just because a law exists on the books, doesn't mean it's a just law.