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If you built the fence to contain the bull then clearly you have removed the reason. It's not a Chesterton's Fence. Chesterton's Fence is about things that ha
by LorenPechtel 1y ago
If you built the fence to contain the bull then clearly you have removed the reason. It's not a Chesterton's Fence. Chesterton's Fence is about things that have no apparent purpose--because an awful lot of such things have a purpose that's not obvious.
- lmm 1y agoThat's the argument. In my experience most of the time the supposed purpose is a lucky coincidence or outright detrimental.