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You’re missing the line ”gets canceled” that connects liberals and conservatives back to libertarian.

Also the wild card decision point “party in power” which if “mine” pushes some people back into their camp of bias, but if “not mine” could lead back both to the libertarian camp.

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This is a new document I'm writing using https://collab-lemon.vercel.app/ which allows for collaborative editing of documents on nostr.

The cool part is that this very simple tool, that I basically wrote in one hour last night, has some interesting primitives that can allow for a decentrailized wiki.

In this flow I can invite editors to collaborate with me; they can suggest changes and I can see them typing in "real-time". When they suggest a change they essentially create a fork of my document, which I can then resign as my own, essentially accepting their changes.

But the cool thing is that suggesting edits is not restricted to the people I authorize, anyone can do it. In my Whynotstr client these "unauthorized" edits are displayed separately and only if you choose to see them.

But anyone can see them. Which means that anyone can fork my document and create their own competing document.

## Decentralized wiki

From a "Wiki" perspective, this could mean that I write an entry for "Second World War"; the entry might be fully biased and I might leave out a bunch of nuance you, coming at it from a different perspective

Cool. Document content as code.

Makes me think of my mom every time I see it in a clear sky.

Wow it’s a hard sad word out there.

Well that’s a dark fact.

Nigeria became the first African country to roll out a CBDC when it launched its eNaira in October 2021. A year later, the country started limiting daily ATM withdrawals to $45 boost digital payments.

What do you think? Is this a risk? Lost value of trapped/lost bitcoins vs lost gold that can still be used for value when found later?

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Thanks for the heads up! was trying to figure out how to do that. I thought I had them enabled. I am remddial :)

Bitcoin is a good store of value because like Gold we are saying as it’s not counterfeit-able.

But if someone hoards a lot of gold they will eventually spend it, or pass it on when they die, or burry it.

Let’s say they burry it. Decades or hundreds of years later someone could find it. It’s just as valuable to them (if not more due to inflation). Even if it’s in a. Safe someone can crack the safe and take it. The world is not poorer.

But if someone loosed or fouled their keys. Let say they had a password or bio auth and you can’t retrieve them. Now that bitcoin is lost. Right? Never recoverable? Or is it?

The world is poorer by the amount lost. So even though those bitcoin exist no one can access or spend them or use them. Right?

This seems a problem. They have no inherent value aside from the proven stewardship of them?

Also if true could someone target a high volume holder of bitcoin then? And kill them or destroy their keys / thereby reducing the total spendable bitcoin and thus driving up the price for remaining bitcoin holders? Is this also not a problem?

Thanks for the reply. So your device with keys etc could be compromised in an electromagnet surge (storm, emp etc).

So your bitcoin is still on the chain but you can’t prove custody ownership of it anymore? Is that right? If so it makes me think of another question. Next post do you could reply to this independently.

Can that wipe out bitcoin on cold storage?