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What practical advantage gives it that merit? What function, within the bounds of legality, does it actually do better than centralized systems?
by alexb_ 5y ago
What practical advantage gives it that merit? What function, within the bounds of legality, does it actually do better than centralized systems?
- c0mptonFP 5y agoWhat does "practical advantage" mean? Crypto is a fundamental societal shift. It's not a convenience app like Uber or PayPal, it's a redesigned version of our global financial ecosystem. It puts control into the hands of people, can help prevent corruption, and gets rid of bloated banks that are a drain on our society.
- alexb_ 5y ago>It puts control into the hands of people, can help prevent corruption, and gets rid of bloated banks that are a drain on our society. And how, exactly, is this practically better? Nobody gives a shit about ideologies.
- c0mptonFP 5y agoThat's probably the dumbest statement I've read on HN, by far. You're just projecting your apathy. You telling me people don't care about democracy? Or privacy? Or the environment? Wait until your country gets hit with hyperinflation, or you live in a dictatorship and your entire livelihood is taken from you. You'll start caring about ideologies very quickly.
- alexb_ 5y ago>You telling me people don't care about democracy? Or privacy? Or the environment? Nope, they don't. Thinking that people will magically start caring about any of these things is wishful thinking.
- c0mptonFP 5y agoPost your real name and address here, let's see how little you care about privacy.
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