The preface to this is I have been reading a lot of Austrian economics, not as a total believer, but as a curious person. It has adherents in Bitcoin space obviously. A lot of it makes sense. All of the texts talk about a slow creep of centralization and intervention and fiat, and they're largely critiques of those things.
The assumption they make is that the individual supply/demand/price impulses cannot be computed or known. But now we have a large world of state and corporate surveillance. Add ML/AI. The staunch assertion that an economy cannot be centrally planned and function has been taken for granted. But what if it's now not only probable, but already existing?
Have I smoked too much weed?