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twetch#190 5.8y

1KJBLu…2wYy Key · twetch

BTC: the myth of the rule of code
BSV: the myth if the rule of law

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Transaction: 55e0ad357e0e5893030a2544025cc824bbd476f75f62c8b55b9ee3e9af4a4d25
Block: 668 690
Time: 2021-01-05T17:40:11Z
Signer: 1KJBLu2QbTgzcxXxS5vuhSFvQBCy9s2wYy
App: twetch
Type: post
Content type: text/plain
Name in tx: twetch#190

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Replies (5)

twetch#6218 5.8y

1EzXMD…yKaw Key · twetch

btc more like rule of coders

twetch#2805 5.8y

13daiP…UCFu Key · twetch

What if the code is set in stone and the law changes

twetch#190 5.8y

1KJBLu…2wYy Key · twetch

Code is made and maintained by man. It cannot be set in stone any more than laws can be.

twetch#561 5.8y

1F8Xao…jkyC Key · twetch

yet some systems of incentives are better at keeping rules fixed for longer than others

twetch#190 5.8y

1KJBLu…2wYy Key · twetch

For sure. I think the culture and beliefs within which the system exists is the ultimate binding constraint.