As I was saying to Remontoire, I wholly agree. But (a) precendent is not “Science”, unless you want to be very semantically generous, and (b) precedent is one primary method by which the law does its “rationalization”, which the OP was attacking.
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As I was saying to Remontoire, I wholly agree. But (a) precendent is not “Science”, unless you want to be very semantically generous, and (b) precedent is one primary method by which the law does its “rationalization”, which the OP was attacking.