3 ms·
I would think the trade-off is between who will be committing the crimes, the governed or the government, not how much crime there will be.
by raymondgh 5y ago
I would think the trade-off is between who will be committing the crimes, the governed or the government, not how much crime there will be.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 5y agoI agree. Crime is not something that can be eliminated. But you can develop systems where its minimized and others where its maximized. The two extremes of totally policed, and not policable at all, are both examples of systems which will maximize crime. This seems obvious to me which is why I don't understand why people think a completely decentralized, anonymous, unregulated currency, with irreversible transactions is a good thing. It creates as many problems as it solves.