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G06 Law Principle
Two wrongs don’t make a right, but sometimes they make a law.
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Summary
The more both sides to a policy debate generalize, the less both sides address what either side specifically needs. Messy political processes often produce compromise that disappoint both sides. Neither side can fully resolve their affected needs. Or remove their pain. Or fully function. Sometimes the result helps the norm enforcers more than those these norms are meant to serve.
Description
Which do you think is more likely?
What many of us assume based on popular generalizations.
OR
What we can now understand with anankelogical insight.
Anankelogy
Here is where we explore this principle in relation to academic anankelogy. For now, this serves as placeholder text. When I find the time, I will post the full deal here.
Need-response
Here is where apply this principle as need-responders. For now, this serves as placeholder text. When I find the time, I will post the full deal here.
Reactive Problem
Let’s get to the problem that this principle is set to address. . For now, this serves as placeholder text. When I find the time, I will post the full deal here.
Responsive Solution
Let’s now get right to how this principle can solve that problem. . For now, this serves as placeholder text. When I find the time, I will post the full deal here.
How does this speak to your experience of needs?
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