rule-breaking

Many rule-bending aspects of Jewish law, even when approved by top rabbis, have been called rule-breaking by opponents.

There's a fine line between being a scrappy, rule-breaking kind of company and being a company without an ethical compass.

Fundamentally, you're not rewarding creativity at money-making, you're rewarding creativity at rule-breaking.

They want to hear about how great (innovative, rule-breaking, etc...) facebook is.

Perhaps someone should go and report Pebble for their other rule-breaking?

In every thread about downvoting ever you have people who strongly feel that downvoting anything other than flagrant rule-breaking posts is censorship - it makes the content less available.

That said, I think the fundamental question here is whether such rule-breaking is endorsed by centuries of priests, or if it's just something people do.

Even today, the rule-breaking continues; Germany's current account surplus is in breach of the 6% limit defined in the EU's Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure but the EU turns a blind eye.

In addition to that there's a really small amount of people interested in computer programming, or having the rule-breaking mentality that renowed personalities such as Paul Graham remark the importance of.

> rule-breaking > rule-bending These are different.

For example, in paragraph 3 Seth writes that PG looks for founders that are "naughty" and writes about levels of rule-breaking.