It’s not random, it’s just delayed. Why do they think god would fall for that?

If they think a rule is dumb, just change the rule. Don’t try and pretend you’ve outsmarted the system.

Also interesting https://judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/25924/if-my-home...

I know we're like two tangents deep, but the funniest work around to me is the guy who legally buys all the hametz in Israel every Passover:

https://www.jpost.com/j-spot/article-796487

Yeah..this seems like BS. There's a (probabilistic) causal variable here (the flipping of the switch) that, in expectation, produces some outcome.

This is the same problem that we have in society: there are lots of bad actions that do not lead directly to bad outcomes for others, but in expectation they do.

In that religion, finding weird loopholes in God's laws is seen as a good thing, and something that entertains God. Whereas hacking is hacking.