what if rules aren't for protecting people from each other what if they're just a sort of buffer to protect enforcers from subjects noticing that their power is complete and arbitrary
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it's like the brain. "my thinking protects you, don't question me, sacrifice yourself to save me if necessary" yet this "critical" thinking can be arbitraryhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/entertainment/books/1986/01/26/the-many-sided-mind/17cdc168-6fb7-4ac3-9189-14e00280b799/#:~:text=%20in%20fact%20isn't%20even%20aware%20that%20%22walk%22%20was%20transmitted.%20but%20several%20seconds%20later%20the%20subject%20gets%20up%20from%20his%20chair.%20when%20asked%20where%20he's%20going%2C%20the%20patient%20responds%20with%20something%20like%2C%20%22i'm%20going%20to%20get%20a%20coke.%22 …