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I don't necessarily think we should separate applications from theory, but to be more crisp, I would probably say the facilitation of money laundering and fundi
by edmundsauto 3y ago
I don't necessarily think we should separate applications from theory, but to be more crisp, I would probably say the facilitation of money laundering and funding of terrorist groups is something unethical.
- throw10920 3y ago> I don't necessarily think we should separate applications from theory Sure, not in general, but shaism was specifically asking for theory, and you replied to them without actually answering their question. And you still haven't. > the facilitation of money laundering and funding of terrorist groups ...and this isn't unique to crypto, either, so it's unclear that it's relevant.
- SEJeff 3y agoWould you be shocked to know that US dollars are used more for both money laundering and funding terrorism than cryptocurrencies? Should we outlaw US dollars due to facilitating unethical uses?
- edmundsauto 3y agoI dont think so because of the centralized oversight. Crypto is designed to avoid that oversight (but even fails at that much of the time).