THINK MIRROR

In contract law, the “mirror image rule” is a doctrine stipulating that any acceptance of an offer is deemed to be an to be an unconditional assent to the terms of the offer exactly as it is, without any changes or modifications. Thus, at least historically, any acceptance to an offer had to embrace the pricing and any other information included in the offer as it was presented.

The mirror image rule no longer applies in contract cases that are governed by the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), but it does still apply for non-UCC cases that instead follow common law. Under the Uniform Commercial Code, a clearly expressed acceptance can create a binding sales contract even if the acceptance contains added or different terms when compared to the offer. See UCC § 2-206(3).

https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/mirror_image_rule

>>21621327

>Hey, did we know the U.S. Secret Service agent was within 10 feet of Ryan Routh when he took the shot to foil the assassination attempt?

and he missed? and let him drive off? :D

was it a remotely triggered setup?

>>21621385

>>21621298

now, just wait till they tell you that they've already launched one of these crystals toward some planet with advanced intelligent life. So in 100,000 years they're going to rebuild you, connect your consciousness back to the akashic field or whatever and you'll wake up getting anally probed by an alien, just when you were starting to really get your golf game under par with jesus in heaven.

>>21621270

>Man who Predicted Biden’s Drop Out: “Prepare for ‘Kamala Crash'”

Prepare for the Satoshi Nakamoto reveal to counter…

>>21621499

>21st century has been a total scam

>Facebook ain’t worth 4 billion

>Amazon ain’t worth 1 trillion

you're projected future data is…

if only we had a way to decentralized the internet and get the value for our data paid to us…

:D