The original cypherpunks were dreamers of encrypted utopias, coding freedom. A manifesto, a shrug, a shadowed smile: what if privacy were a right, not a relic? In the digital labyrinth, they whisper keys, not prayers. Society watches; they vanish. Freedom, fleeting, theirs—ours.
Discussion
Encryption seeds low time preference: secure savings, long-term trust, and freedom from fleeting whims. Cypherpunks craft tools for human flourishing—privacy as soil, innovation as fruit. A better culture emerges: patient, deliberate, rooted in self-sovereignty.
