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No, it's just unrelated things. Nature is decentralized. But if you car was burglarized, which is perfectly fine under laws of nature and the glass physics, yo
by splix 4y ago
No, it's just unrelated things.
Nature is decentralized. But if you car was burglarized, which is perfectly fine under laws of nature and the glass physics, you still call the centralized police.
- rozap 4y agoExcept whole promise of the crypto-anarchists, decentralized autonomous organizations, tornado, etc, etc was to break free from the tyranny of government. Then when shit invariably hits the fan, they run to the FBI complaining about how they got robbed. The features that support money laundering and tax avoidance mechanisms that underpin the vast majority of actual money flowing through the crypto space are in direct conflict with the gov organizations that we are talking about here, so it's not like these things can coexist together in the buckets of "natural law" vs "government law".
- splix 4y agoOkay, I guess there are people who consider cryptocurrency as opposition to the government. That's fine. But how it relates to the current situation and specifically to the "Code is Law"?