Republicans on city councils in Texas are trying to force libraries to charge people for access, just like a gym.
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Under a digital model libraries generally have to keep paying for digital licenses to books. So capitalism is making inroads against tax dollars and actively nullifying the majority of benefits of digital books.
Yes, everything that demonstrates you are wrong is irrelevant. Must be nice to live in a world of make believe.
Oh wow, you found some no name crypto and apparently it is representative of everything.
More importantly I can find a whole bunch of fiat countries that have failed. Why don’t you go and lick fascist boots instead of spreading nonsense.
It is easy to claim don’t elect corrupt officials except governments all around the world are corrupt. Government corruption is the common outcome, not a rare occurrence.
If a blockchain gets forked people who held coins before the fork now have coins in both forks. Your story involves a fundamental misunderstanding.
Yeah, no.
I didn’t miss that they are proud to not learn about blockchain. They are most certainly not correct.
Proud to be ignorant and play video games rather than learn. Perhaps if you actually got an education you’d know better.
Yes, a centralized currency can have consumer protections. What about the flip side, protection from the central bank? A central bank can restore your balance under fraud, they can also fraudulently steal your balance. Central banks also get to dictate who/what you get to spend your money on. Which is why blockchain is popular with those who oppose fascists. The government doesn’t like Wikileaks, well, they get to block payments.
Countries manage currencies for their own ends, not for the benefit on its citizens. Plus, how much violence is the central bank willing to inflict to fulfill its ends? Your whole post ignores the long history of truly awful behavior from governments in order to keep the power of money under their control.




Springer Nature entirely lacks the values needed for a group that controls so many science publications.