Donald Whytock on 7 Jan 2002 19:30:02 -0000 |
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RE: spoon-discuss: Re: spoon-business: RE: Proposal: _My Gavel Up Your Ass_ (aka No Judicial Kickbacks) |
On 1/7/02 at 2:19 PM Donald Whytock wrote: >Hm...you might want to reconsider that, then. Otherwise, under the >rules, I could submit a statement that says, for example: > >"Rule 152 reads as follows: Changes to the state of the game may only be >made via a Proposal or via an Action which is permitted by the Rules. " > >...which would be judged true because, indeed, rule 152 currently reads >that way. At which point rule 152 becomes unrevisible because the >judgment would have the force of law. In this way I could engrave in >stone any rule I wanted to by issuing a CFJ verifying its current wording. > > Glotmorf Even better...I try to engrave a rule in stone, but the judgship falls into the hands of someone who doesn't like the rule, and who then says, "Nope, sorry, that's false." As a result, rule 152 doesn't say anything in particular; all we know is that it doesn't say what it says it says. Gawd, I'm replying to my own replies now. Someone fedex me a life?