This is a lot of what it feels like the storyline in A Lodging for Wayfaring Men is shaping up to be. I'm excited to see how the story deals with it.
It sounds like the important factor here is fixed supply money. I don't have any trouble imagining a government that agrees to a fixed supply, but still wants to control how the money flows. So I find the important factor to be censorship resistance. They are certainly related (I'd say fixed supply guarantees proceed from censorship resistance) but regardless, I like your point about the reality that Bitcoin exists in the real world, and that the collectivists now have to deal with it. This is something I don't think I appreciate fully.
The whole surrounding world twists and breaks in surrender to that 1% of the population that refuses to bend to the rest.
If this is true, then there is quite a lot of hope for this freedom project.
This is a lot of what it feels like the storyline in A Lodging for Wayfaring Men is shaping up to be. I'm excited to see how the story deals with it.
It sounds like the important factor here is fixed supply money. I don't have any trouble imagining a government that agrees to a fixed supply, but still wants to control how the money flows. So I find the important factor to be censorship resistance. They are certainly related (I'd say fixed supply guarantees proceed from censorship resistance) but regardless, I like your point about the reality that Bitcoin exists in the real world, and that the collectivists now have to deal with it. This is something I don't think I appreciate fully.
If this is true, then there is quite a lot of hope for this freedom project.