Thanks for your effort to reply. But I'm sorry: I'm not really convinced. > does not rely on the coercive legal powers of a government It's always this extrem

Thanks for your effort to reply. But I'm sorry: I'm not really convinced. > does not rely on the coercive legal powers of a government It's always this extremely paranoid negative view on governments that seem to fuel support for blockchain. Obviously, there are some 'bad' environment, but if your mistrust of government is that bad, no blockchain is going to fix your problems. I could be mistaken myself but I think a lot of people may on a fundamental level misunderstand how trust plays a role in our societies.