Topic: An Interview with Julia Tourianski (Brave the World) (Read 461 times)
Although I dont know who is she but it is good that you answered what we want to hear.
Nice interview, thanks for posting.
Some truth in the fact that 'clunky' regulations will move bitcoin to freerer areas.
Some truth in the fact that 'clunky' regulations will move bitcoin to freerer areas.
Check out my post of Tatiana Moroz another pioneering Bitcoin girl : http://bitwhispers.com/2015/09/06/bitcoin-and-music-where-we-go-from-here-with-tatiana-moroz/ 
I'am really glad to see. Freedom fighters are coming out of the open.
Love her. Don't agree with everything she says, but she's really fascinating.
and hot
and hot
she's awesome. kinda nutty but brilliant, typical bitcoiner.
Thanks for the interview, very interesting.
Is nice to see a person so enthusiastic, but I feel she is too optimistic in saying that the blockchain can be controlled etc. I think that it can be used to control instead, if governments end having a way to identify wallets with persons.
Is nice to see a person so enthusiastic, but I feel she is too optimistic in saying that the blockchain can be controlled etc. I think that it can be used to control instead, if governments end having a way to identify wallets with persons.
Hello! I had the pleasure of interviewing Julia Tourianski (Brave the World) for the Coin Cafe blog, and I wanted to share it with this forum! I talked to her about everything from regulation to the Silk Road trial to the state of California, and I thought that she had a lot of interesting thoughts.
You can check out the interview here: http://blog.coincafe.com/2015/09/11/julia-tourianski/
Do you agree or disagree with her various opinions?
You can check out the interview here: http://blog.coincafe.com/2015/09/11/julia-tourianski/
Do you agree or disagree with her various opinions?
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