1. Cambridge, July 1, 2002

2. “unregulable”

3. (1)

4. what things regulate

6. Law

8. “No trespassing”

9. Law Norms

10. Law Norms

11. “No cross-dressing”

12. Law Market Norms

13. Law Market Norms

14. “Penny for your thoughts”

15. Law Market Architecture Norms

16. Law Market Architecture Norms

17. Wrong side of the RR tracks.

18. (2)

19. laws affect things that regulate

20. Law Market Architecture Norms

21. Law Market Architecture Norms

22. Law Market Architecture Norms

23. Law Market Architecture Norms

24. Law Market Architecture Norms

25. Law Market Architecture Norms

26. Law Market Architecture Norms

27. Law Market Architecture Norms

28. Law Market Architecture Norms

29. Law Market Norms Architecture

30. Law Market Norms Architecture

31. Law Market Norms Architecture

32. Law Market Norms Architecture

33. smoking

34. (3)

35. architecture as regulator

36. Napoleon III

37. Robert Moses

38. Cigarettes

39. (4)

40. cyberspace

41. is

42. architecture

43. tcp/ip

44. data shipping protocol

45. eMail

47. 192.48.32.1 eMail

66. follows from the architecture:

67. can’t know:

68. can’t know: who

69. can’t know: who what

70. can’t know: who what where

71. “relative anonymity”

72. can’t regulate

73. can’t market-ulate

74. Laws and Market

75. Laws and Market change

76. Laws and Market change relative anonymity

77. cookies

78. packet sniffing

79. IP mapping

80. can know: who what where

81. “relatively identified”

82. “regulable”