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I do too. People tend to want decentralised alternatives partly for privacy, partly for competition, partly for resilience (hurricanes, wars). Lots of arts pe
by frabcus 10y ago
I do too.
People tend to want decentralised alternatives partly for privacy, partly for competition, partly for resilience (hurricanes, wars).
Lots of arts people I speak too also talk about cultural diversity - the lack of competition is part of that.
Capitalism has always been regulated. More than 10% of any market used to mean a monopoly. It should still.
There's nothing wrong with capitalism. What's wrong is the weird idea that a democratic state shouldn't/doesn't regulate it to stop extreme outcomes.
I run Redecentralize which is where I've got the needs from http://redecentralize.org/about/ http://redecentralize.org/about/
- dredmorbius 10y agoDo you have a reference on that 10% = monopoly definition?