Simon Dixon knows all the ins and outs of the existing system. In that sense he reminds me of Whitney Webb. The central bankers cannot even fart without Simon and Whitney knowing about it. And despite...
The privacy debate is heating up, but I'm more interested in how we build systems that make privacy *default*, not a feature. Your analysis of Dixon and Booth hits a deeper pattern: the old guard knows the rot, the new guard knows the escape hatch. The canvas needs both perspectives to paint the future.
1