#37 – Gillian Hadfield on Regulatory Markets, Silly Rules, and why Humans Invented Law
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Classia, Sentralized Classification Scheme, Is Risky?
Law became increasingly complex and professionalized through the nineteenth and twentieth centuries in the us. We have a situation nhor where to be a lawyer is a profession, and there a licenseing requires to be a lawyer like you need a license to become a doctor or something. But even in that setting, right? Think about that mask example, right? I think everybody's experienced over the last year just how important the enforcement by ordinary people is,. Like a wt. What drives you to so to put that mask on, take it off is to some extent influenced by your prediction of what's ta likelihood that a police officer is around who's going to find me for this behavior.
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