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I've heard similar arguments. One aspect brought up was that crypto money is "impossible to steal". I argued that the old pipe wrench is so effective that afte
by gota 5y ago
I've heard similar arguments. One aspect brought up was that crypto money is "impossible to steal".
I argued that the old pipe wrench is so effective that after a practical example the threat of the old pipe wrench is enough to break any cryptography whose key is known by a pipe-wrenchable individual.
At that point, the individual needs his/her own pipe wrench.
And it is usually a good idea to aggregate with trusted others to pool resources and get a bigger, stronger pipe wrench.
Which is the military.
I did not get a response other than that my reasoning is flawed and oversimplifies the issue. Which, tbh, it definitely does