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Newer contracts, if built well, have rescue mechanisms built in.

• awhitby 5y ago
  It's notable that after hundreds of years of experience in writing contracts, real world legal systems still rely on courts to interpret them in a reasonable and equitable manner because we cannot possibly anticipate every edge case and build in every rescue mechanism. Smart contracts really shouldn't be called contracts - it's a misleading analogy.
  • mtnGoat 5y ago
    Smart is laughable, they are just functions that live on someone else’s computer. ;)