> It merely requires the machine to be able to enforce logical consistency. “There can be no justice so long as law is absolute. Even life itself is an excerc

> It merely requires the machine to be able to enforce logical consistency. “There can be no justice so long as law is absolute. Even life itself is an excercise in exceptions.” “When has justice ever been as simple as a rule-book?” - Riker” ― The Next Generation (season 1 epis. 7: Justice) Because we cannot know all eventualities, we cannot construct arbitrary rules that mimic morality, much less justice.