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These are all fantastic and interesting questions and are exactly the same questions you would face if you expropriated the property of the businesses my parent
by rsync 1y ago
These are all fantastic and interesting questions and are exactly the same questions you would face if you expropriated the property of the businesses my parent proposed privatizing.
The issue is not how complicated and difficult such an endeavor is (and you rightly identify it as such).
The issue is, if we're going to do this heavy lifting anyway, might we do it in a way that doesn't involve theft ?
- Jensson 1y ago> The issue is, if we're going to do this heavy lifting anyway, might we do it in a way that doesn't involve theft ? Expropriation usually involves paying the owners so it isn't theft, its just the government buying out the stocks just like a private corporation would. Are you saying Elon musk stole twitter? That is the same thing. Anyway, here since this is shared between countries its better to just regulate what these processors can do, like the EU does when they regulate how large payment processing fees can be etc. Since its used for international trade no single country can own it.
- rsync 1y ago"Are you saying Elon musk stole twitter? That is the same thing." It's not at all the same thing. Twitter could have said no.