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What you call fundamentalism, I call 'rule of law'. Nobody cares about you doing 65 in a 55 either, until you either get pulled over or hit somebody. Then all
by count 15y ago
What you call fundamentalism, I call 'rule of law'. Nobody cares about you doing 65 in a 55 either, until you either get pulled over or hit somebody. Then all of a sudden that 'understanding' becomes critical.
We'll agree to disagree - enjoy your frustration and lack of understanding of how these things work.
- mindslight 15y agoI think you've got the lack of understanding - people adopted internet gateways long before ISPs 'allowed' them to. Contract fundamentalism is orthogonal to the rule of law. Fundamentalism presumes that following the base rules of the system (unbounded contracts) is more important than following the behavioral rules (actual contract law).