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Bruce Schneier has argued that where the advantage lies in offense vs defense depends on the nature of the attack surface: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archiv
by chalst 5y ago
Bruce Schneier has argued that where the advantage lies in offense vs defense depends on the nature of the attack surface:
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2017/04/attack_vs_defen.html https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2017/04/attack_vs_def...
Friedman and Holz are being simplistic.
- timdaub 5y agoI think my argument is of simplistic nature too. I anyways believe that I can make a more extended argument for why I believe it'll become difficult for states to extract taxes in the future on an deonic authority-basis ("there shall be taxes because we want it"). Coins cannot be taken away. Infrastructure can go darker to evade state-level control. Shadow economies are feasible. Hence, IMO states should create a friendly environment for the best possible outcome of their citizens. It's epistemic authority that the state needs to apply now ("You shall pay taxes because is a hard requirement for xyz to work").