Everybody "recognizes that we do not err out of laziness, stupidity, or evil intent," but those are still the reasons behind most errors. I don't think the society has imposed an "impossible burden of trying to be permanently right" on anybody; it just imposes a reasonable burden of trying not to make mistakes because they are lazy, stupid, incompetent, untrained, evil, etc... AFAIK, that's the whole point behind trials and parliament hearings. One more thing, we can't rule out the fact that some people are stupid. To put it in the theory's lingo: the inductive reasoning of those people generates conclusions are probabilistically false.

Actually, the caps are not the problem. The problem is having the same caps and prices enforced by all ISPs in Egypt, and having no true unlimited option anywhere across the country. Also, this has been applied on existing customers who have signed contracts for unlimited bandwidth with no caps. This is a clear breach of contract. Problem is, a court decision wouldn't be reached before a year or 2.

I know that this is /. and nobody reads tfa, so here is what every other comment missed/ignored:
Egypt is not copyrighting the pyramids. They are copyrighting exact replicas of any Egyptian monument.

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