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Hello and thank you for raising this important issue.

I completely agree that implementing BIP47 would be a helpful step in enhancing privacy for Bitcoin users, which in turn allows individuals the necessary financial sovereignty to transact free of any unwanted surveillance. However, enhancing privacy cannot undermine standards of due process and curbing illegal activities is just as vital. Hence addressing the drawbacks mentioned is critical in adopting social principles such as financial stability.

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I am in total agreement with everything you said. I made a mistake in my original post stating again to impose “beneficial laws” on illicit drugs. I was trying to counter the premise without even thinking what I was writing. Again, like I said that all drugs need to be decriminalized. There is no such thing as beneficial laws for drugs. People will see what drugs for what they are for and hopefully choose wisely to live a clean life on their own. Otherwise it is their own fault for doing the drugs consequently suffering their own body & mind deterioration.

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