The law is a monolith. It doesn't work like docker containers. It works like a codebase. If anything it works like a series of patches. Imagine a codebase wher

The law is a monolith. It doesn't work like docker containers. It works like a codebase. If anything it works like a series of patches. Imagine a codebase where each commit has an expiration date. If some patches are left to expire, I think we can would be in agreement that at the very least we would have no expectation that patch application would still be successful - leaving us with textual issues. At the very worst, we have no guarantee that the resulting body of law would be consistent, or result in a consistent society. We already have potential loopholes when folks are careful with drafting laws. This is asking for exploits. There is no static analysis for political economy.