Replying to Enchiridion

I maybe missing the gist of her argument, but beyond the logorrhea and ecolalia, she seems to be making two claims. A. A normative claim that privacy is the only salient consideration when evaluating whether one should adopt a monetary network. Ultimately a subjective and arbitrary value judgement which we therefore can’t reason about. B. More importantly, that her monetary network of choice is more private than bitcoin, which is demonstrably false.
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Noisy signal 6mo ago

The biggest commodity on the market today is our data. Check out the big 7 on the S& P Index, Blackrock as well as Palantir.

XMR - is the only coin that attracted a bounty put out by IRS -who holds the biggest data base.

No disrespect to BTC. It proves resilience - sooly in the read section writes a powerful article - You can't bomb maths - after Iran was bombed.

Attention to privacy - at all levels of our lives needs to come under the microscope - and XMR has used its limited resources and bold innovation to address this.

We need to work together, to fight this.

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