> We're talking about the choice of an algorithm in a spreadsheet delivered by a contractor being a criminal offense. ... I mean fundamentally it's a string of

> We're talking about the choice of an algorithm in a spreadsheet delivered by a contractor being a criminal offense. ... I mean fundamentally it's a string of ones and zeros, it's a piece of software. You can reduce anything like that. Shooting a person? How can that be a crime? Fundamentally, it's just atoms. How can atoms be illegal? All they've done is move them from one place to another. Outcomes are what matter.