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I've driven in countries where no traffic laws are enforced. People still pick a side of the road to drive on. And it isn't because it's superficial and fashi
by crusso 14y ago
I've driven in countries where no traffic laws are enforced. People still pick a side of the road to drive on.
And it isn't because it's superficial and fashionable. It's because there are underlying logical reasons for doing what the rest of the herd is doing.
Likewise with sticking to coding conventions for a language.
- nickik 14y agoLaws in any given system are a process of Spontaneous order (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_order http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_order). The performance of every given actor in the system is inhanced by everybody else adopting the system. Its absolutly normual and good. Thats how our social liver works in general, the state mostly only comes in later and writes stuff down.
- nickik 14y agoLaws in any given system are a process of Spontaneous order (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_order http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_order). The performance of every given actor in the system is inhanced by everybody else adopting the system. Its absolutly normual and good. Thats how our social liver works in general, the state mostly only comes in later and writes stuff down.