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102 sats \ 0 replies \ @Daedalus 5 Sep \ on: The Quality of CPI Data Continues to Deteriorate - Apollo Academy econ
CPI has and continues to be a tool to suppress wages and subjugate the masses. Price of scarce assets (houses, gold), money supply, and the stock market have always been truer indications of inflation.
They're not making mistakes, they're lying.
Its like privacy in which you will never be 100% perfect due to the strength and ubiquity of privacy invasive entities and technologies but it is ALWAYS worth the fight against.
Yeah it forces criminality because the law is simply unjust by design. I believe the government have so many laws like this. This has to be for the purpose of ensuring every citizen is technically a criminal such that when the time comes to target you (due to some secret surveillance method legal or not), they can always throw the book at you.
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KYC World is becoming more inevitable each day. The only silver lining is the counter movement these actions accelerate.
Haha they even can't lie hard enough with the political propaganda tool known as the CPI. Dark days ahead.
Now once retarded capital gains tax laws on purchases and oppressive KYC/AML regulations on both consumers and businesses are lifted we can actually see this real organic adoption go mainstream instantly. Until then I'm afraid this fight will be tough with small, scarce victories like this sprinkled throughout.
Yeah next to nobody on that post are talking about crypto, most peoples solution is "steam should become a payment processor" which is insane. It goes to show how terribly the narrative around bitcoin has been coopted from digital cash to useless number go up stock.
Co-opting of FOSS is becoming a major threat. If (((THEY))) effectively control major FOSS packages there won't be much Freedom in Open Source left.
KYC is a major contributor to this issue. It creates a laundry list of targets with enough info to basically be a "how to get free crypto" sign for the criminally inclined. People aren't safe without major privacy advocation.
You just haven't thought the logic through the end conclusion. PoW mining only works as decentralized consensus insofar as a majority of miners are normal honest people. When specific hardware has an advantage, the mining pool centralizes there creating a situation where whoever controls that hardware controls the consensus.
What you've done in your argument is extrapolate the egalitarian principles of RandomX mining into being equivalent to communism. Then you used the specific real-world instance of communist society, Cuba, to conclude that RandomX is bad. This logic is a non-sequitur, it doesn't follow.