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Just as 16th century Protestants began to question the doctrine of the Pope, so too came to wonder a bunch of nerds and cypherpunks:
  • is inflation necessary?
  • should central banks have the right to set the price of money?
  • should the State have full discretion over one’s savings/spending?
  • should savers really be forced to trust banks (and ultimately, the taxpayer) to redeem and honor their savings?
  • what does an entry in a bank’s database really mean?
(from https://medium.com/@nic__carter/a-most-peaceful-revolution-8b63b64c203e originally, soon to come on 2-minute bitcoin)
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For a free society it would be crucial to have a free market for money. Market participants should have the right to choose their currency/ unit of exchange of their own gusto.
By the way: the intellectual father of the institution of a central bank was.... Karl 'The Big Freedom Lover' Marx! In his communist manifesto it's no. 5 of the elements to destroy free market capitalism.
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Government controlling savings/spending is equivalent slavery. If civilization must progress at all, then btc adoption is a must.
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With money, like religion, we don't need yet a new one. What we need is to separate them all from the state.
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