If something as simple as a website is rarely right the first time, laws don’t stand a chance. They need a beta period, where the cost of failure is low; where laws can be wrong and then iterated on without calling them failures, or the politicians who create them flip-floppers.
Aza Raskin
Rebooting Britain: Enact beta versions of new laws
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The way to do this is sunset clauses in each law, mandated by a constitution. Ivanistan will definitely have them
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This is important to note. Changing ones mind on an issue says little about the quality of the original policy. If...
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