Maybe the powers that be realize they’re losing control of the fiat system and are quietly hoping that bitcoin succeeds. The alternative is them eventually being confronted by the largest angry mob ...
Agreed.
Good engineers are incredibly downstream oriented. They are the first to realize when the system they are working on is heading down a dangerous path.
This is why I think the best engineers and programmers already are, or will become increasingly aware of the dangers of central planning, and as a result will converge with bitcoin and decentralization.
Atlas Shrugged among engineers: 'mysterious' flaws and vulnerabilities in vital systems will multiply like wildfire, as the insightful system architects are realizing they are contributing to a totalitarian system without error-correction.
Every programmer is bound to realize that a system without functions for error-correction is a catastrophy waiting to explode. Add then dependencies upon central chokepoints of control. Dependencies upon dependencies. The outcome becomes clear and the remedy even clearer: decentralization of power.
Good engineers are incredibly downstream oriented. They are the first to realize when the system they are working on is heading down a dangerous path.
This is why I think the best engineers and programmers already are, or will become increasingly aware of the dangers of central planning, and as a result will converge with bitcoin and decentralization.
Atlas Shrugged among engineers: 'mysterious' flaws and vulnerabilities in vital systems will multiply like wildfire, as the insightful system architects are realizing they are contributing to a totalitarian system without error-correction.
Every programmer is bound to realize that a system without functions for error-correction is a catastrophy waiting to explode. Add then dependencies upon central chokepoints of control. Dependencies upon dependencies. The outcome becomes clear and the remedy even clearer: decentralization of power.
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