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But does comparative advantage apply? Perhaps the best way to solve problems isn't for everyone to work directly on what the single most important problem in th
by tshaddox 4y ago
But does comparative advantage apply? Perhaps the best way to solve problems isn't for everyone to work directly on what the single most important problem in the world is. What if it's actually often better for people to work on tasks they find the most suited to their interests and abilities?
- tptacek 4y agoI'm fine with that. I just don't think we should give any deference to cryptocurrency projects because they're purportedly solving an important social problem. They should be held to the same standards everyone else is. Finance is intensely regulated (many will say not enough; I take no position on that). Crypto should be as well.