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Law isn’t an incredibly stupid set of rigid rules thst are easily overcome by being grade-school clever.

• DmenshunlAnlsis 9y ago
  I’ve noticed that a lot of programmers I’ve met on and offline seem to think that it is, and often those kind of shallow perspectives are the basis of thought in the world of cryptocurrency as well. Is it the result of how computers and programs work, inasmuch as they just do precisely what they’re told? I’ve had to explain to so many friends that unlike the world of computers, laws are interpreted, and adapt. You can’t just find a bug and “win” because it will come back and bite you.
  • DoctorOetker 9y ago
    I am fully aware laws are currently interpreted, and adapt. What you see above is merely my interpretation. Actually "void for vagueness" can be interpreted as a requirement for laws to be precisely defined, and this was not concocted by a clever cryptocurrency nerd.
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