>>4185
It was enough hearing about this and thinking about how I would approach this kind of offer. That is introspection. It means that it's "any contract I can accept" and what form will that have to me? At that moment I have already restricted the idea of what a contract can contain, and by narrowing down this inside my own brain I will have a strict principled concept of what an acceptable contract can be, in principle. To then ask to see "the contract" is no problem because I am asking to see something that simply creates a concrete form within the set of acceptable algorithms. No one can ask to see "the contract" without referring to their mental concept of what a "contract" is. So you are writing the contract yourself, it's like a blank check, but what they aren't telling you is that you are also the bank and the creditor at the same time, as that is how contracts work. If you have the mentality of gaining something unfairly, you will get in trouble because you are then ripping off yourself, leaving openings for abuse by others.

I would of course not actually "look" at this contract before having an idea of what it can be.