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RE: Is it unpatriotic to use cryptocurrencies?
nice post =)
I dont think they will keep all the people outside of certain things, but only those the dont pushes the mainstream thoughts.
But what if the world is not going so good as we hope and these crypto currencies, just are some kind of a trojan horse in order to get control over the people?
They pushing harder and harder for removing cash. Afterwards we will have only have electronic money, which will be easier to control and manipulate. But maybe this is what they want us to adapt.
Do we really know who created bitcoin?
Can we really trust there is no back door for hidden powers?
If a man made it, a man can hack it
(this would be interesting to hear Jeff Berwick's thoughts)
thoughs anyone?
I'm not worried as long as we get people to understand how blockchains are different than the record keeping systems we are currently using, why this technology is so important.
In my opinion, as long as people understand this we will have some protection against the very real danger of government being the author of bitcoin. As long as there is competition, as long as we are not limited to a single chain or private chains, then I'm not really worried about the origins of the technology or whatever is planned around it.
yeah, your right about that. I hope it stays like that and people can choose their own money. The only thing is, they have a ten-dense to remove your options. Here, you can choose between pest or cholera....
Then I guess we should make extra emphasis in this technology giving us more options, the options being voluntary, the importance of having competition, ect. We need to be proactive as opposed to waiting to be framed to start defending these concepts. Thanks for your input! I also noticed that you're new here, welcome!
yeah, thank you. I agree