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Those two statements from a legal (writing) perspective are mutually exclusive, sort of. One is a Right and the other is a law. But both need to exist is some f
by bushido 12y ago
Those two statements from a legal (writing) perspective are mutually exclusive, sort of. One is a Right and the other is a law. But both need to exist is some form to make the other possible.
Also, they both require the same technology to be automated and possible. The main constraint for the latter is computational power.
- richardwhiuk 12y agoNo they aren't. There is a difference between being required to do something by law, and being allowed to do something by law.
- bushido 12y agoI agree they are different and stated that as such. Yet that regulation cannot exist without this Right. And the regulation is required to limit the abuse this Right can bestow on users. This is a tricky one, because the right and the law are both mutually exclusive and mutually inclusive.