A lot of my approach to smart contract development relates somewhat to how I viewed opening legal forms. Many law firms and professional careers center on the craft of these things. And their sense of being "tested". When I lawyer-ed, I resented using other forms. If I wanted to write a certain clause a certain way, it would be convenient to know if it was "right" immediately. And we could do away with the mystique. Smart contracts provide a way to prove something works immediately. By being inherently open source "legal" forms. In terms of providing code-bound rulemaking for digital assets. For young lawyers that are contemplating how to apply their skills and actually engage with the market, rather than the ego of their mentors, writing smart contracts should be a natural calling. Build forms that work with markets and narrow down the space for dealmaking to their bare essence.

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