I was listening to This Week In Tech on the way into work this morning and they had Lawrence Lessig on the show this week. He was talking up Creative Commons and at one point he used the word “necessarily”. It made me realize that I almost never hear that word in the positive.. People often say things like “Well it’s not necessarily that way”, but until hearing Lawrence talk today I am now not sure if I have ever heard someone use it in the positive (“But you [read a book] on a digital network, it necessarily produces a copy, it necessarily triggers copyright laws…”).
Am I crazy?
He may have grown accustomed to that usage in the context of the law. Drafting constitutions necessarily influences diction.
reference your sanity
Would we only be able to vote based on this context alone?? I necessarily did have to ask!!!
Re: reference your sanity
lol :)