I did. They’re FUDing Bitcoin and shilling Monero. The conclusion…

“Transparent blockchains, by their very nature, are incompatible with sound money. Fungibility is fragile and cannot survive without privacy. Digital assets that aren’t private by default become tools of control, putting our freedoms at risk. In a world where traceable digital payments are becoming the norm, private digital cash stands as a vital bulwark against the state.”

Also “However, as of now, Monero has assumed the role that Bitcoin once hinted at in its earliest days: private, peer-to-peer electronic cash. Forked from Bytecoin in 2014 and based on the CryptoNote codebase, Monero was built on a foundation of privacy. Its protocol combines stealth addresses to conceal recipients, RingCT to hide amounts, and Ring Signatures to obfuscate senders. As a result, 1 XMR = 1 XMR.”

It’s clearly written by a newb, no mention of LN or how XMR actually can be traced. Also nothing about XMR’s unlimited supply, hard vs dark money, liquidity affecting privacy, inability to scale via L2’s, centralization of L1, and the tradeoff between base layer privacy and inability to quickly address overflow bugs.

It’s typical Sunk Cost fallacy cope, which is rampant among MisesU types.