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I also diagree with him. I was glad that by the end he actually got to the heart of our difference: he doesn't believe a flourishing, complex society can sustain itself without these guardrails. I feel exactly the opposite - the guardrails preclude distributed flourishing.

Dan Wedge 9mo ago

It was interesting to hear him say that he has transactions he doesn’t want the govt to know about, but also that the govt will need to know.

His answer is why I have 2 separate wallets. I believe that I will need “sanctioned Bitcoin” to transact one day as I live in a developed nation. I will also need money that is my own.

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vinney...axkl 9mo ago

yea absolutely. implicit in his answer is the contradiction that both individuals should be able to decide what they want to hide from their government, but also that they have to submit to regulation mandating the opposite.

Sat Nakamoto 9mo ago

When there is a contradiction, choose the one that maximizes your options.

Dan Wedge 9mo ago

Using only kyc or moving to a nation that doesn't enforce it isn't a “choice”