It seems to take away the human opinion and discretion.

Yes, people can argue it's the human that's the problem and not the breed, but you won't get the breed without a human attached so it's still the same potential issue to deal with. 

Every room or space intended for human occupancy shall have an exterior glazing area of not less than 8 percent of the floor area.

Its what humans do.so the card gets noticed.

Human nature leads to waste when the product costs us nothing.

That's actually one of the problems with 1031 that the IRS has a hard time resolving because there are so few audited every year it is difficult to create a large body of case law precedent.The law leans to subjective definitions of intent other than the few specific hard guidelines. 

As others have mentioned, you have to have a human involved at some point. 

She drops the dog at the Humane Society without telling them about the dogs history, so the dog ends up with an unsuspecting family.

But it's hard to get good results if you don't.The absolute best guy to look for is the crusty old home inspector who was a contractor most of his life and now has moved into home inspections to do something easier on the body in his 50s or 60s.

Preparatory courses leading to the examinations are organized through the Regions by authorized public or private training bodies who must be authorized to carry out the training.