When looking for legal role models for smart contracts, for example, I strongly recommend reading older contracts, even contracts from from the early European written contract tradition (late medieval), since they are much simpler & much more self-sufficient wrt background law.https://twitter.com/NickSzabo4/status/1099793354777214976 …
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Will have to dig some up - can't say I have ever seen a medieval k. But I have seen some from early 1900s contracts unfortunately and they are outrageously verbose, arcane and unnecessarily complex. Almost like they were drafted in a way to be undecipherable by layman.
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thanks! will check it out. = )
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I can't believe I have not read that article before. I need to digest that over some time. Damn. I feel like it's all there. 2002!! lol
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Anyone tried to get this working? Any active, or even failed, projects that tried to make this work?
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when you release your interpreted version of your smart contract language "Nick++" the logo should be a dancing elf
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