Comment by tsimionescu
3 years ago
I assure you that no one who fails to parse long sentences would get a better understanding from replacing those with code of all things.
And if the actual text of the law consisted of coding symbols, I very much expect that (a) you'd have endless debates about the precise symbols being used, and (b) have to have anchors going over the meaning of those symbols and losing 9/10ths of their audience along the way.
You are mentioning symbols as a negative in a lot of your comments, but the language posted here is mostly using words and math operators.
If a word is used with a precise formal meaning, than it is a symbol more than a word. For example, "for" in C isn't the English word "for", it is a symbol for a precisely defined operation. Someone who speaks native English couldn't understand what `for (;;){}` means.