r/MutualistsForBitcoin • u/Wake-up-Neo-sheep • Dec 13 '20
AI is what globalists think will solve the problem of prices, and Milton Friedman called it decades ago
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r/MutualistsForBitcoin • u/gnos1s • Feb 16 '13
If we start by observing that there is considerable inequality of wealth and power between the developed world (approximately the same as "the West," "the First World," "the global North," etc.) and the developing world, we might ask what would a mutualist do to reduce this?
One idea I have is to enable migrant workers in the developed world to easily transfer their surplus wealth home to their families without the overhead and (both state and corporate) surveillance of existing services, such as Western Union.
What do we need to achieve this end?
translators between English and the users' languages.
people physically residing in the target developing countries who have the skills and the motivation to establish physical presences (storefronts and kiosks), both in cities and rural areas. This last part is problematic because of the large land area and low Internet connectivity.
people physically residing in the target developed countries who are able to serve the migrant workers.
programmers who can develop the required software. I expect this to mostly consist of user-interface design -- existing open-source programs and libraries can be used for the back-end; reinventing the wheel must be kept to a minimum, especially for the first iteration.
funding, preferably from individuals and non-profits, not corporate- or government-backed.
Ideally, all of the above-mentioned persons would assist in promoting and advocating for this system.
Are there any obvious show-stoppers or glaring flaws in this proposal? What other ideas do you all have?
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Do you agree with the notion that bitcoin creates the potential for a situation which puts government at risk for collapse?
What power does a government really wield in a modern society without a firm control of the money supply?
Can we expect that the government would do any better job banning bitcoins than it does banning internet piracy?
r/MutualistsForBitcoin • u/Tyrack • Feb 18 '13
but it's interesting to see services like Silk road selling "goods" for close to cost.
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