In the real world, technological systems inevitably face legal and regulatory environments.
An important feature of BitTorrent is that it does not attempt to directly integrate with existing systems, but rather maintains a structural misalignment.
The protocol itself does not own data, nor does it control the flow of content, thereby avoiding direct inclusion in traditional regulatory frameworks.
This misalignment is not opposition, but rather a form of structural avoidance.
The system does not challenge the rules, but makes it difficult for the rules to find clear points of application.
When technology does not actively play a central role, it actually becomes easier to exist in complex realities for the long term.
