My comment on California governor Newsome enacting a law that makes homelessness illegal.

Imagine a scenario where a powerful group systematically extracts wealth from the populace, leaving many impoverished, and then enacts laws that penalize these same individuals for the poverty they have been thrust into. This situation is not only morally reprehensible but also highlights severe systemic flaws.

Moral Concern: Enacting laws that penalize people for the very conditions created by flawed economic policies is seen as deeply unethical. It shifts the burden of systemic failures onto individuals, punishing them for circumstances beyond their control.

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welcome to Nostr. Be prepared. There are a lot of bitcoin maxis around here, but you don't really have to pay attention to them if you don't wish to.

The process of monetary adoption, is

store of value > means of exchange > unit of account

People are at different stages of this process, institutions are just entering the store of value stage, sone long term bitcoiners are already reaching the unit of account stage. But currency use will primarily happen on 2nd & 3rd layer networks which either do not yet exist or are not yet mature (because broadcast networks don't scale).

There are multiple consumer grade low power hardware options for people who want to mine bitcoin. My brother & lots of others are using waste heat from larger miners to heat their homes. Saying it's not accessible is kind of ridiculous. But even if mining was largely inaccessible, that's less of an issue so long as everyone can run a full node & fully audit the system.