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Most people think their computers should obey them, not obey someone else.

The issue is in USA only police kill if you don't obey them (follow their verbal commands), possibly due to reduced middle class.

We choose which rule to obey to optimize our state - increase desired effects while decreasing undesired effects.

If they want to earn money in Germany, they need to obey to German laws and regulations, obviously.

We will obey the 2nd rule most of the time, as it decreases our travel time to our destination.

Here are a few: [...]a person who is the legal property of another and is forced to obey them.

It's like these prima donna electrons want to obey fundamental forces instead of build products!

The most effective social change comes when the people no longer passively obey unjust laws.

The important thing here is that you must make sure that your mind can at least obey direct survivalist commands like this.

In USA, if you don't obey or hurt their felling: you are dead.

I wonder if the fact that cops don't normally obey speed limits affects this at all...

They're trying to inspire the masses to fear and therefore obey them.

Have you ever tried to explain to someone (outside the industry) which "click to install the latest version" messages are important to obey, and which are malicious?

Think of "monad" as "a way you can threat things": you can treat things monadically by implementing the monad operations for them, such that they obey the monad laws.

"And the stars obey you?" "Certainly they do," the king said.

With a plan they call “trusted computing”, large media corporations (including the movie companies and record companies), together with computer companies such as Microsoft and Intel, are planning to make your computer obey them instead of you." Can You Trust Your Computer?