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From the audience: Absolutely sound and understandable comment, I agree 100% with Oelma's post. I would like to add something for the "lawyers" who are discussing the primacy of logic on the forum. A good lawyer differs from a bad one primarily by strong rhetoric and courtroom eloquence (they can twist any situation in the desired way, which is what they are paid for) and knowledge of the pitfalls of the legislation in the relevant area (and, of course, having connections and resolving issues, but that's between the lines). And logic, as has already been written, is different for everyone. Some people will punch you in the face if you ask, "Can I have a cigarette?"