We don't yet know how to make property rights complete either. So it's actually a very nice analogy.
Analogy b/w encapsulation and property rights: https://e-drexler.com/d/09/00/AgoricsPapers/agoricpapers/aos/aos.3.html#section3 … It doesn't quite hold, at least in today's languages, because encapsulation is often incomplete (ie, interfaces leak). Still, a nice aspirational idea. Interesting lens on GitHub as a kind of Hayekian marketpic.twitter.com/2CezM6XEjT
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True. As a practical matter, though, I have far more trouble with encapsulation in libraries than I do with most types of property rights.
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I was about to make Deutsch's point, but on the other side, "object capability security" is a real thing and gets far less attention than it deserves -- see the work of Mark S Miller (who has coauthored with Drexler) or http://habitatchronicles.com/2017/05/what-are-capabilities/ …
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