What you're saying sounds to me a bit like one can break community rules if mods won't notice right away. If community rules were broken, I don't think it matters much if it happened right now or earlier. Besides, I would also expect that someone breaking the rules will not argue in good faith.
So, to me this example doesn't prove what you imply.
I think then talks about jury nullification may be changed in such a way that no legal matter is discussed, but a jury is still inclined to act such that nullification happens, and that will be in accordance to the phrasing of the oath
I would expect only the wrong lessons will be learnt. But I already saw a headline about another insurance company reverting some stupid policy, so maybe correct ones will be learnt, too.
On the numpad:
Look how sweet, they're holding ~~hands~~ pincers
Yeah, I wanted to reference Dune, too, but then thought that it's not a very rare trope. On a related note, I took a look at tvtropes and it says that in the Dune the AI didn't wage war, it was humans that didn't like what AI does and prohibited it. I read the books too long ago to remember if this is so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yes, but many consider it this way
Yeah, but they literally used the term as used in Warhammer lore: A.I.
In Warhammer AI is forbidden on the grounds of past wars with humanity
Almost nowhere but America exists /s
I never thought about it from this angle. But I did think about it from a different one: loans allow for an increase in demand and that increases prices. So either way, it will up the inflation
Since age tends to not decrease, that may make sense: once you reach 18 you get a signed token you can use forever.
Your token might be used by someone else, though
For me, type system is the most important feature for a programming language to be pleasant to use. It's very nice to see that Rust doesn't stop on what it already has, which is already pretty good, imo.