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OK, so it's perhaps possible to ban it by completely changing the nature of the internet (and hoping that each block isn't beamed down from satellites). If tha
by jMyles 6y ago
OK, so it's perhaps possible to ban it by completely changing the nature of the internet (and hoping that each block isn't beamed down from satellites). If that's the yardstick, then I think it's not unreasonable to simply say it can't plausibly be banned.
- baby 6y agoI guess you can’t ban anything then.
- jMyles 6y agoSure you can. We're not talking about ivory here, which has an incredibly elaborate and difficult-to-hide supply chain (and even at that, is still sometimes smuggled). We're talking about permissionless network traffic. Blocks can be broadcast via shortwave if necessary (of course this will be slow, but not too slow for the 'store of value' use case). Have we lost all sense of the difficulty of censoring the internet?