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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ You know what? You can't use the excuse that there are too many laws to protect
 
 Each year, more than 300 new laws are passed in the USA. In the European Union, at least 100 laws are passed annually. It would take more than a full-time job to analyze and understand each of these laws in order to truly 'know the law'.
 
-If you are interested in this topic and if you want to discuss about it, there is this [reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1ha44y/how_are_people_supposed_to_know_the_law/?rdt=34232) thread that you should be interested in. 
+If you are interested in this topic and if you want to discuss about it, there is this [reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskSocialScience/comments/1ha44y/how_are_people_supposed_to_know_the_law/?rdt=34232) thread that you could be interested in. 
 
 *Interesting reading: “The Death of Common Sense: How Law Is Suffocating America” by Philip K. Howard. In this book, Howard explores how the increasing complexity of laws and regulations has made society harder to navigate. He argues that the law has become so bloated that even lawyers and lawmakers cannot keep up with it.*
 
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+## Conclusion 
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+When it comes to laws, everyone is a criminal. No one knows the law perfectly, and some downright absurd laws still exist. Laws are enforced selectively by governments, and big companies hold significant influence over them. It’s almost impossible for any individual who wants to respect the law to do so fully. Laws are created to serve the interests of governments and large corporations, while controlling small businesses and individuals.