This is not a book this is a speech (I dont even think this is excerpt from a book so I am not sure where this book idea is coming from) And yes he even in the next paragraph says that a lawless society is horrible.
"I have spent all my life under a Communist regime and I will tell you that a society without any objective legal scale is a terrible one indeed."
I dont think he nor I think of it as "neckbeards constantly testing limits" but as the whole of society; specifically the area that matters here is corporations.
I am not into Crypto blah blah solutions. I am simply arguing that yet another random specific law doesnt seem to fix the issue.
Using legal mechanisms to solve these kind of issues is ineffective, inefficient, and inegalitarian.
Indeed, you didn't make that claim. Fascinating to see the same user you replied to do the same thing in your subthread as he did in mine earlier on in the day. I also see you are no less disappointed with your conversation with said user than I was with mine. How very coincidental...
I dont think he nor I think of it as "neckbeards constantly testing limits" but as the whole of society; specifically the area that matters here is corporations.
I am not into Crypto blah blah solutions. I am simply arguing that yet another random specific law doesnt seem to fix the issue.
Using legal mechanisms to solve these kind of issues is ineffective, inefficient, and inegalitarian.