I sympathize with your position but have you ever participated in any activity where large numbers of relatively intelligent people are incentivized to probe th

I sympathize with your position but have you ever participated in any activity where large numbers of relatively intelligent people are incentivized to probe the boundaries of "permissible" behavior? Video game design and development would take a tenth of the effort if corralling users away from game-breaking edge cases wasn't required, and that's a zero risk low reward endeavor. Now just imagine what those same folks would get up to if there was a few billion in loose cash thrown into the mix. All of that is to say defining the boundaries of acceptable behavior precisely is easily one of the hardest things to get right, and usually impossible to get right the first time.