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One could imagine sufficient contracts to preserve the land's value/health, but they would be difficult to write and add friction. A lot of conservation/preser
by ISL 6y ago
One could imagine sufficient contracts to preserve the land's value/health, but they would be difficult to write and add friction.
A lot of conservation/preservation is easier if you know you're going to be leasing it for years and the landlord is your neighbor.
- TeMPOraL 6y agoTrust is probably the greatest optimization humanity has ever had. Which is why I'm wary of the ongoing trend of removing the dependency on trust in all matters of life.
- jessaustin 6y agoNo contract enforces anything against a corporation who is willing to waste your time in court. They have employees who waste the time of poor farmers in court every day. They use what they learn in court to write progressively more evil contracts. When is the last time any of these farmers hired a lawyer so skilled at contract law? Is such a lawyer available in their state? In any neighboring state?