"Code is law."
"Sometimes laws should be broken."
Discuss.
@VladZamfir @VitalikButerin @TokenHash @_Kevin_Pham @CleanApp @NickSzabo4 @derose @el33th4xor
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If we all (subconsciously?) assume that situations that merit forking is a "we'll all know it and agree that's it's bad enough when we see it" sort of situation, I suspect we're in for a rude awakening when push comes to shove.
That's the worst sort of utterly ambiguous wet law -- the ultimate kind of "rule of man" instead of rule of law. Why are you trying to make an ideal out of the worst of the worst?
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It is ambiguous & wet , but on some base-line level it's going to be unavoidable, no? Blockchains can minimize social/ wet interference & make doing so "expensive", but (I think we agree) this "interference" will occasionally be necessary
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These are "exceptions," but they'll have huge reverberations, and could even ultimately be defining (see Ethereum fork)
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