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And how often in practice are terms and conditions attempted to be enforced in the first place? No need to challenge them if you can ignore them

>>hn8726+(OP)
If ignoring them is your only option, and challenging them would fail, we would expect to see a lack of challenging them. Which we do.

Unless there's a solid track record of people consistently challenging them and winning, we can assume, based on bayesian priors, that most people cannot.

Which makes sense: court costs money.