This battle was always hanging far off in the fog of the horizon, and now it's coming into the spotlight for primetime.
Can technology defeat the bureaucrats of the United States Government?
Time will reveal all.
Can technology defeat the bureaucrats of the United States Government?
Time will reveal all.
The idea that “the consumer chose the product so all responsibility is theirs” is extremely naive and not echoed anywhere else, so why is it that the crypto space seems to feel that they should be completely excerpt of all regulations even as we see constant scams, theft and real, life detailing financial damages pushed onto the consumers who enter into the space in good faith.
Seatbelts in 99% cases helps in 1% damages you including burning up alive.
With full freedom you learn responsibility & create organic institutions to educate others & learn choosing good over bad.
When you limit freedom you push people into state of mental disability to evaluate reality on their own & dependency on centralised arbiter.
Leaving slave mentality & jump starting own brain takes a while. Often requires generational replacement.
I'm all in for full information and detailed labelling, state institutions with objective studies & product stamping. But never for any choice limitation.
I want to choose the filters, with option of none, not being forced to use one. I also want democracy with personal voting on each regulation & not being forced to vote for this or that package of things coerced into blindly accepting bulk of things attached to one thing i actually care about to change. Internet supposed to add to our regularly limited choices. What's it's feature and it's curse.
Rule number one is don’t fight the IRS.
wat? Worse than $900 ETH? Not too sure.
> Rule number one is don’t fight the IRS.
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