Monday, October 28, 2013
Not Fair, Not Fun
America needs an anti-cheat daemon. People cheat to receive credit for work they didn't do. In games, players sometimes cheat to bypass annoyingly hard or boring tasks. This is fine for single player games. In multiplayer games, cheating would allow people to take advantage of each other, and developers do their best to squash it. For some reason, though, the developers of our government create laws which are analogous to cheat codes for multiplayer games. Lazy people leverage these laws to take rewards for others' hard work. Currently, there is no punishment for abusing the system. There should be. Anyone found exploiting the legal system needs to be permanently kick-banned. That is, if they misuse the laws, they are forbidden from ever again using the courts.
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I wish this was a thing
ReplyDeleteGood idea but who is the governor of the system? It seems like a lot of power to give to a group or individual.
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure anything would be better if it ran on UNIX. America still runs on DOS.
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ReplyDeleteYou present an interesting idea, I agree with Kevin that it would place an inordinate amount of power in the hands of a small group. And what would stop this group from becoming corrupted?
ReplyDeleteI like your lead-in joke of an anti-cheating daemon. That's clever. I'm prone to believe that the white collar executives are mostly the people that would fall prey to this daemon...just saying.
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