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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @jerrybature 16 Nov \ on: THE CONSENSUS CONUNDRUM - Bitcoin faces a one-of-a-kind leadership problem bitcoin
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Money printers made DEI possible in the first place. Now, as the world is waking up from its slumber the DEI compatriots have no choice than to let go of their woke agenda.
Lets see how this plays out.
And, I still do not think @petertodd is Satoshi Nakamoto. Hoback, like anyone else, can be very confident of his conclusion but that doesn't mean he's right.
When the world you knew was built on lies, would you still want that "knowledge" to be transferred to you?
But, yet, I must admit that we acquire wisdom from them.
Yeah. Every generation is confronted with challenges peculiar to it. And, every generation is saddle with the responsibilities of solving their problems. For I don't even expect the boomers to solve the problems which their generation created, rather, I expect them to fight against any force trying to change their (boomers') status quo. Those at the receiving end of the catastrophic effect of fiat money/systems will be the ones to transform the world into what/how they want it to be. One of the most important steps in this direction is the creation of bitcoin.
Fiat money made the boomers, fiat money destroyed the livelihood of subsequent generations. The foundation to continue building a better world was destroyed by boomers. They embraced paper currencies that steals, destroys, and kills the future of the subsequent generations.
Indeedd,for Milei, it is obvious that he is not a hero. He still remains a puppet of the fiat central bankers.
Chief among the more pressing problems, claim Sir Tim and Leith, is the social media business model that commoditized user data and concentrates power with platforms, contrary to Sir Tim's original vision for the web. To address that threat, Sir Tim intends to dismantle his foundation so he can focus on decentralized technology. "We, along with the Web Foundation board, have been asking ourselves where we can have the most impact in the future," the authors say. "The conclusion we have reached is that Tim's passion on restoring power over and control of data to individuals and actively building powerful collaborative systems needs to be the highest priority going forward. In order to best achieve this, Tim will focus his efforts to support his vision for the Solid Protocol and other decentralized systems."
It's a great move.