Thank you for doing this AMA. It’s so valuable to the public to have access to specialists in a time when public dialogue often seems so distorted and counter-productive.
I wonder if we haven’t simply entered a completely new paradigm, where how we conceptualize public/private spheres has so changed that we can’t think ourselves back to an early state. The upshot for the law is that our legal practices are working in the old paradigm and are thus largely ineffective to operative as we need them to in this new paradigm. Doesn’t the legal paradigm need to go through a revolutionary shift? Aren’t the problems we are experience at least partially due to two paradigms talking passed each other, if you will?
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Thank you for doing this AMA. It’s so valuable to the public to have access to specialists in a time when public dialogue often seems so distorted and counter-productive.
I wonder if we haven’t simply entered a completely new paradigm, where how we conceptualize public/private spheres has so changed that we can’t think ourselves back to an early state. The upshot for the law is that our legal practices are working in the old paradigm and are thus largely ineffective to operative as we need them to in this new paradigm. Doesn’t the legal paradigm need to go through a revolutionary shift? Aren’t the problems we are experience at least partially due to two paradigms talking passed each other, if you will?
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