A Tiny, $25 Million Mistake (2014)
Levine constantly brings this up related to blockchain; people (for the most part) don't actually want completely and utterly binding contracts. We want things that reflect what we bargained for and protects us when things go sideways, but not something that arbitrarily and absolutely enforces technicalities that perhaps weren't in the spirit of the agreement. Turns out it's useful to have wiggle room; it's a feature, not a bug.