The following lines aim at two goals: firstly, connecting the three blind spots (language, territory and the body) that Katrin Becker's article has identified in the analysis of society promoted by advocates of blockchain technology; secondly, reflecting on the possible hybridization between classical and digital forms of legal procedures. What we are witnessing is a transfer of legality from a spatial and linguistic order to a non-spatial, non-linguistic one which is based on out-of-space lines of written code. The interpretation of what space means for justice becomes therefore a crucial social stake in the possible hybridization of classical and digital procedures.

以下几行针对两个目标：第一，连接Katrin Becker的文章在区块链技术倡导者推动的社会分析中确定的三个盲点（语言、领土和身体）；其次，反思传统和数字形式的法律程序之间可能的混合。我们正在目睹的是合法性从空间和语言秩序向非空间、非语言秩序的转移，这种秩序基于超出空间的书面代码行。因此，对空间对正义的意义的解释成为古典程序和数字程序可能混合的关键社会利益。