Samuel Edward III Konkin would be proud of this community. …
Samuel Edward III Konkin would be proud of this community.
Although I'm guessing that a law-abiding protocol/blockchain is not very "counter-economic" in spirit.
I guess it does not have to be if it's 100% P2P.
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Agorism, as described by him, is by definition "forbidden by the state".
Having that said, yes, a P2P agora that allows some privacy whithin a global market is pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty... pretty good.
The peaceful revolution started a year ago.
The ultimate irony of "modern" agorists is their heavy reliance on arbitration and reputation markets while simultaneously wanting reputations anonymous instead of private.
Catch-22.
Don't get me wrong I love Konkin but The Agorist Primer ain't a Bible.
Good 'ol SEK3 had an intimate understanding of subjective value theory, so insomuch as BSV is a voluntary marketplace of data I think he would approve!
Agreed. A thought-provoking read, though outdated when concidering the advent of the digital age.