> Because "code as law" also requires you to accept "bug as law" or even worse "exploit as law". You're not answering adrianN's question. You're saying why one

> Because "code as law" also requires you to accept "bug as law" or even worse "exploit as law". You're not answering adrianN's question. You're saying why one wouldn't want the contract to be the final authority. But adrianN pointed out that we already have contracts which aren't the final authority. They're asking why the code-based ones are better, given that you still don't want them to be the final authority. (I'm with adrianN; I don't see the point.)