Against @NickSzabo4's Law, For A New Crypto Legal System
I am willing to die on this hill.https://link.medium.com/NvXjbhJIMT
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If you compare blockchain immutability with fascism, I got nothing to convince you. When you're wearing the cool red-tinted shades of radical comrades, red flags look absolutely normal. Guess gravity is also fascist. And so are clocks.
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It's frustrating to see how an extremist ideology from the 20th century, which had elements of both socialism and radical nationalism, gets thrown into debate just to belittle the other person's argument and indirectly suggest that people supporting that idea embody its values.
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I can easilly omit the word, the point remains it’s a radical, extreme (legal) positivistic thought. Again, quite inevitable and to some extent extremisms like this are welcomed if accompanied with timely and effective reaction.
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Is AI also fascist, radical, extreme, and positivistic? You think human innovation should wait for the consent and legal counsel of bureaucrats who don't understand what's going on? To me this is ridiculous, since the industrial revolution we've seen law adapt to technology.
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If you’re advocating for radical changes and a revolution your narrative is sound.
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That's not how the world works, governments have the means to oppress and impose their worldview. They own the armies, guns & means of communication – a little cryptography won't take them down. However, it can make them fairer & more accountable.
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