So the question is are laws sacred things that should never be broken. I don't think so. I think there are cases that people should break the law so we progress.
In other words, our laws are not the word of God (so to say), they are the word of men (genderless ofc). Good things can happen when you break them and demonstrate how much value can be unlocked or how much a better society we can become without them. By ignoring the laws you ultimately can become a force for change of the law. Those laws usually are there for a reason, of course. But the point is that sometimes those reasons are antiqued or irrational.
I don't know about the case of AirBnB and zoning laws. Don't know enough to have an opinion there.
In other words, our laws are not the word of God (so to say), they are the word of men (genderless ofc). Good things can happen when you break them and demonstrate how much value can be unlocked or how much a better society we can become without them. By ignoring the laws you ultimately can become a force for change of the law. Those laws usually are there for a reason, of course. But the point is that sometimes those reasons are antiqued or irrational.
I don't know about the case of AirBnB and zoning laws. Don't know enough to have an opinion there.