alternative ones will evolve for those who want choice
Just like the cash economy evolved so as we can pay who we want for what ever purpose
Perhaps to pay a bricklayer to build your garden wall to evade tax
or buy stuff you want to smoke
Topic: [2016-02-20]Fascism: Coming To A Blockchain Near You (Read 310 times)
Exactly,we the citizens can't be forced to use certain blockchains
alternative ones will evolve for those who want choice
Just like the cash economy evolved so as we can pay who we want for what ever purpose
Perhaps to pay a bricklayer to build your garden wall to evade tax
or buy stuff you want to smoke
alternative ones will evolve for those who want choice
Just like the cash economy evolved so as we can pay who we want for what ever purpose
Perhaps to pay a bricklayer to build your garden wall to evade tax
or buy stuff you want to smoke
Government and business are only two components and they left out users ability to abandon cruel blockchains. Instead, the blockchain will evolve to best serve people. Governments as code, will have to compete for users.
In 1919, Benito Mussolini coined the term “fascism” to describe his political system and the world forever changed. Simply put, fascism was the blending of business and government. This is the system which could gain popularity in blockchain technology.
In 2015, the technology and financial sectors took note of blockchain technology, not as it relates to Bitcoin, but, rather, how it could relate to their general business practices, models and theories. We’ve seen this innovation in perception march forward as the private sector – via consortiums and corporate labs – explores the innovation kicked off by Satoshi Nakamoto.
Talk in the space often focuses on the different types of blockchains which could be designed: private, public-private and public, the latter being the Bitcoin model.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/fascism-coming-to-a-blockchain-near-you/
In 2015, the technology and financial sectors took note of blockchain technology, not as it relates to Bitcoin, but, rather, how it could relate to their general business practices, models and theories. We’ve seen this innovation in perception march forward as the private sector – via consortiums and corporate labs – explores the innovation kicked off by Satoshi Nakamoto.
Talk in the space often focuses on the different types of blockchains which could be designed: private, public-private and public, the latter being the Bitcoin model.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/fascism-coming-to-a-blockchain-near-you/
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