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> undemocratic lawlessness What is that supposed to be? It’s not a known concept. If you think it means something you should define it. As a lawyer, it’s perf
by heckerhut 5y ago
> undemocratic lawlessness
What is that supposed to be? It’s not a known concept. If you think it means something you should define it.
As a lawyer, it’s perfectly legal to circumvent a law by designing around it. Crypto does that perfectly. So does everybody else. Heck, the whole open source movement does it.
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- jshen 5y agoIf you willfully ignore regulations you don’t like, ones that were established through democratic processes, and advocate for others doing the same … that’s undemocratic lawlessness. If instead you are saying that it’s good to find loopholes in laws that violate the spirit of the law, but not the letter of the law … well, you just explained why smart contracts are stupid and will never work. Edit: by your definition, this “hack” was just innovation designed around the “law” of the smart contracts ;)