yes agree and ... there are civilized constructs of exchanges with strangers, that serve both sides in win-win. Those seeking rent, or profit from artificial sc

yes agree and ... there are civilized constructs of exchanges with strangers, that serve both sides in win-win. Those seeking rent, or profit from artificial scarcity, are not (directly) served in these exchanges. Over time, government, at its core a creature of taxation and enforcement, slides down the slope of making rules to the liking of rent-seekers. Open capital markets abhor "free" exchanges as wasted profits, and find ways to lie, cheat and steal their way into the exchange (buying Github and washing all the source licences with CoPilot for example). How is the latest funding of Poolside related to RMS ? bonus essay question.