Yeah and I'm saying it's a bad analogy. Because the principles of security are made up. They aren't fundamental. They are arbitrary and they exist by convention

Yeah and I'm saying it's a bad analogy. Because the principles of security are made up. They aren't fundamental. They are arbitrary and they exist by convention. Usually concepts that are arbitrary I wouldn't call "principles" because they aren't principles. Just convenient rules to follow. A principle is much deeper.