A replacement policy could be implemented if the updated evidence warrants it.
Ideally, any law or policy should state its key empirical assumptions, and be automatically repealed if they're later proven false.
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a perfect use for Blockchain!
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Yes! Great idea. Like an automated contract with pre-set triggers to nullify it.
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“Automatically” This is just a mediocre knock-off of
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What if the laws are based on evolved emergent practice (social trial and error)? Not all "facts" justifying the law will or could be known
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"empirical assumptions"? Could you point me to, or provide, some clarification of this phrase, please? Am thinking, if one has knowledge...
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based on experience, one presumably isn't making assumptions, except as to the same things happening again in same conditions?
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Agreed. I've always thought laws should also specify their intent and conditions under which they sunset.
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Brilliant! In the past the planks of the democratic and republican parties used to be replaced if they didn't work;the other party's tried.
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