My hope is by being outrageously anti-blockchain, I inspire some of you to ask, deep in your hearts, if you want your name behind this.
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Good question. I reject them as a basis for building a positive political vision. As w/ most "should" questions, tho, I honestly don't know.
So would it be accurate to say that you primarily object to the crypto-anarchist tendencies/ambitions of those who work on cryptocurrencies?
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While underscoring my laundry list of concerns (semiotic pollution is real!), yes, the weak Westphalian challenge is the Most Incorrect part
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Cryptocurrency advocates seem interested in breaking governments but not interested in buying them, so to speak.
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(not a socratic dialogue... still just trying to locate your position in idea-space :)
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No, this is exactly what I wanted, haha. Yelling at people to get them to argue with you is childish but unfortunately effective.
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