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Freedom has risks and responsibilities, I accept them. Edit: BTW, I'm not saying one needs to be 100% cash. I use credit cards too. The important thing is th
by clamprecht 8y ago
Freedom has risks and responsibilities, I accept them.
Edit: BTW, I'm not saying one needs to be 100% cash. I use credit cards too. The important thing is that I have a choice.
- aesh2Xa1 8y agoI find this position generally attractive because I believe that good principles and ethics requires some effort on everyone's part, especially when the benefit is towards not oneself. Technically, though, I would not believe a claim that anonymous electronic currency is impossible to implement. You can have the benefits of cash and the convenience of technologies.
- sokoloff 8y ago> You can have the benefits of cash and the convenience of technologies. Cash is instant, does not require power, does not require connectivity, and no one takes of cut of the transaction. Cash also leaves a trail so faint that it requires a substantial investment in resources to trace it. I think those hurdles will be difficult to overcome in order to match the benefits of cash in an electronic currency.