code is law = everybody is a bureaucrat
it's a last-man/end-of-history type ideology, for acting-dead npcs
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To be a full citizen you must be at least a bit of a lawyer = actually-existing colonial America or medieval Judaism
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Seems kind of good potentially.
More nitty-gritty involvement with the institutional machinery you live by means more annoyances but also less likelihood of passively putting up with long-run-catastrophic institutional policies.
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perhaps for those with the temperament for it... a world of talebs with the world of un-talebs going extinct
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Yeah. I find that the details of crypto bore the crap out of me. I don’t find it easy to learn crypto at all. But I do appreciate the “frontier” quality where you have to be a bit of a crypto nerd to participate at all.
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welcome to the extinction club
please use your private key to sign contract 344k to register your extinction record nft and trigger a vote under procedure 192bp
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Tbh the thing that bores me about law (crypto or otherwise) and finance is that I expect that 90%+ of everyone trying to explain it to me is lying or shilling their own product.
Despite the replication crisis I still think that’s less true in natural science.
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I'm having real trouble with this. Like, legitimately I want to figure out whether to bet on proof of stake or proof of work and there's no obvious place to go without a dog in the fight. Also because if someone doesn't bet, how much of an expert are they?
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