You have a valid point, and to some extent government should continue to be people centric. But there is value in replacing a some of the system in place by cod

You have a valid point, and to some extent government should continue to be people centric. But there is value in replacing a some of the system in place by code. IMO, a lot of ambiguous laws and polices create different outcomes for similar inputs, and that should not be the case of legal systems and institutions. Money is perhaps the first of the government aspects to be easier to express in decentralized code, but I won't be surprised to see this as only the beginning of a trend. Think autonomous cars replacing drivers and other interesting similar developments.