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Not quite orphanages, but it's definitely poor people: * Locked out of traditional financial industry, more people of color are turning to cryptocurrency [0]
by deanCommie 4y ago
Not quite orphanages, but it's definitely poor people:
* Locked out of traditional financial industry, more people of color are turning to cryptocurrency [0]
* Why the crypto crash hit black Americans hard [1]
[0] https://archive.is/slVPj https://archive.is/slVPj
[1] https://archive.is/KhbuI https://archive.is/KhbuI
- mixmastamyk 4y agoCan't anything just be intrinsically bad anymore, for practically everyone? Crypto scams and ubiquitous surveillance would be on my list, for example.
- benreesman 4y agoA lot (most?) of the public would say that child exploitative imagery is just such a 1-bit issue: we should always come down on it as hard as possible with whatever powers necessary. But a lot of the more libertarian/free-speech type thinkers that are highly represented on HN think that it is not by any means a black and white/1-bit issue, that it’s actually really nuanced. On the other hand blockchain and Internet ads and seemingly little else routinely get the 1-bit treatment on HN all the time: GP is going grey at the time of writing for saying roughly that crypto hurts orphans. I don’t understand this, and since my theories about why tend to be pretty polarizing I’ll leave it at: I’m against 1-bit thinking on HN. I’m guilty of it sometimes, but I try not to be. Edit: Misread GP with apologies. I think the larger point stands.