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There are may problems for which nobody is to blame. They are emergent phenomena of a system, to which all parts contributed. Assigning blame is not necessary t
by Confusion 15y ago
There are may problems for which nobody is to blame. They are emergent phenomena of a system, to which all parts contributed. Assigning blame is not necessary to start solving the problem and attempting to assign blame is counterproductive.
- marshray 15y agoThe comment was: It's not just a lawyer failure, but a legal system collapse. So it's entirely relevant to ask if there's a meaningful distinction there. What is our "legal system" if not primarily a collection of lawyers practicing law and politics?