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The following is clearly labeled as an opinion and a purely subjective value judgment, but here's one thing about crypto that I can't shake my head from. I not
by logicalmonster 4y ago
The following is clearly labeled as an opinion and a purely subjective value judgment, but here's one thing about crypto that I can't shake my head from.
I notice that disgusting, wicked authoritarians that relish in their desire to achieve control over other human beings absolutely despise crypto.
If I knew absolutely nothing about crypto other than the fact that enemies of humanity hate it truly vehemently, what should my judgement of crypto be?
- mjburgess 4y agoThat you're a sucker for a sales pitch which begins, "You know those people you hate, we hate them to!"
- logicalmonster 4y agoIs the person with an opinion that isn't aligned with the establishment media the sucker for a sales pitch? Or is the sucker for a sales pitch the person who parrots whatever the nice funny man on the TV tells him to think about any given issue?
- mjburgess 4y agoPeople who think they're smarter than everyone else tend to be very gullible. It's not about TV, its about you. If you want to be smart, don't judges technologies based on supposed virtues signalled; judge them by understanding how they work independent of how their salesmen say they work. Learn, know and understand. Your entire world view is pretty dumb: who is signalling what I should be allied to? That's a dumb question; and it signals that you're ripe for abuse. All you need to be sold an idea is to have it associated, by signals of virtue, with what you hate. You're not alone. This type of gullibility is the mentality of most victims of crypto; and indeed, many scams. 80% of the crypto community is people who think they're smarter than the people scamming them -- that's the other 20%, and they're winning