Every real-world situation is slightly different than the law. Applying the ideas codified in law to the chaos that is the real world is, essentially, half of w

Every real-world situation is slightly different than the law. Applying the ideas codified in law to the chaos that is the real world is, essentially, half of what makes up jurisprudence. The other half is then reasoning within the framework of the law. The idea that a specific situation could be captured completely and entirely without ambiguities is the fundamental error in these misguided efforts to create contracts-on-code on the blockchain, and why they can't break out of their tiny box of things that have no meaning in the real world (i. e. NFTs)