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Where is the right form a corporation and to run a bank enshrined in the constitution?
by simulate-me 4y ago
Where is the right form a corporation and to run a bank enshrined in the constitution?
- melony 4y agoThere should be, it is a failure of the founding fathers that they did not forsee the importance of finance. I honestly expected better from Franklin.
- idrios 4y agoDon't blame Franklin, the founding fathers set up a great governmental architecture with plug-in support via constitutional amendments, a legislative body for authoring new code, and a judicial system for integration testing our code of laws. They foresaw that there would be much they could not foresee and gave ample means of updating the constitution. Just now it's been 250 years, it's rife with feature bloat and spaghetti code where small changes have unforeseen consequences, and our legislature is afraid to touch the code despite our many, egregious, surmounting problems.
- PlanckMeasure80 4y agoWhere can I subscribe to more code allegories?
- idrios 4y agoI don't have more but the government for makes a really good one. Someone on here once described our laws as being written in a very advanced programming language, where they are upheld based on intent rather than exact wording.