There's no such thing as a free lunch. I hope bitcoiners here already understand that.
But suspending the reality of "free" stuff for a moment -- what are the aspects of our lives that you anticipate we'll stop having to pay for over time?
Yeah, everyone wants a right to free healthcare, not understanding the stupidity of statements like that. That's not what I'm trying to get after here. Policy won't make stuff free. Government just makes stuff more expensive. What will technology make free?
Think of information, for an obvious example. Information at large has become entirely free thanks to technology. Of course, there's so much garbage out there that we'll pay to filter the noise out. But no one's paying for every page of text they read now. Google just spews it to us. Technological deflation is a wonderful thing.
So then, I'm wondering: Like information, what else will tech deflation make basically "free" for us in our lifetimes?
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