Nick Szabo  🔑

Can't write long-form right now, but crypto law should not be used to rule out political outcomes, it should be about due process. There is nothing conservative about Szabo's law, from the point of view of legal tradition. It's radical, and dismisses conservative legal thought.

The question isn't what governance outcomes I or people want, but what protocols do we want to use for managing our disputes

I honestly feel the conversation is not very useful without digging into specifics. Because the specific outcomes we want to achieve and their level of frequency and invasiveness dictates the institutions required to reliably generate them.