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"Why do you even need some personification?" People need to be anchored in something they can relate to or is memorable or of note. Think of all the laws like
by larrys 13y ago
"Why do you even need some personification?"
People need to be anchored in something they can relate to or is memorable or of note.
Think of all the laws like "megans law" etc.
Somewhat common to use a person as a rallying point for a cause.
- themckman 13y agoBut let's be honest with ourselves. In the case of, say, a "Megan's Law", Megan was an innocent little girl who deserved none of what happened to her. Aaron, on the other hand, entered a networking closet, configured his computer in such a way to bypass the network's security/authorization protocols and then violated the terms of service of JSTOR to download all their content. He knew he shouldn't have been doing he was doing, but did it anyways.
- jmcqk6 13y ago>Aaron, on the other hand, entered a networking closet, configured his computer in such a way to bypass the network's security/authorization protocols and then violated the terms of service of JSTOR to download all their content. If you think that's all Aaron did with his life, or that this is what his life should be defined by, then that is a tragedy.