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I think it is less nefarious than that - it feels more like the problems that arise from fixing bugs in code. We've all encountered this - you fix one bug and i
by sophacles 13y ago
I think it is less nefarious than that - it feels more like the problems that arise from fixing bugs in code. We've all encountered this - you fix one bug and it breaks 3 other things, because of unexpected/unintended consequences. Something else was relying on the broken code to work right. Systems thinking is just plain hard...
So how do we do unit tests for laws?
- chiph 13y agoLawyers are like that guy in that complexity favors them and gives them job security. Simplicity and clarity is not a virtue in law.