Topic: Open-source governance with bitcoin (Read 614 times)
A bit too much to read.
This opens the door for some interesting possibilities.
http://citizens-majorityleader.house.gov/
If it's used, we could see a shift towards issue-based politics. Potentially, we could see something close to open-source legislation. I don't think it will happen, or be allowed to happen.
http://citizens-majorityleader.house.gov/
If it's used, we could see a shift towards issue-based politics. Potentially, we could see something close to open-source legislation. I don't think it will happen, or be allowed to happen.
Yes.
Something like this, maybe?
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Law enforcement, courts, and all other security services would be provided by privately funded competitors rather than through taxation, and money would be privately and competitively provided in an open market.
If Bitcoin has the ability to remove the majority of power governments have over us, to the point where they could collapse, is open source governance an option to take its place? Thoughts?
What is open source governance?
If Bitcoin has the ability to remove the majority of power governments have over us, to the point where they could collapse, is open source governance an option to take its place? Thoughts?
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