“If I am making a transaction specifically to inscribe something immutably on the ledger, I am not using the network for a monetary function. It’s non-monetary.”
This assumes money and inscript...
“underlying act is the same.”
no.
The swing of a hammer is not the same when aimed at a nail vs a person.
again, if we aren’t address both objective and subjective aspects of value, we aren’t talking about reality.
you describe the objective tether and factor out the subject providing intent.
bitcoin breaks the subject/object dicotomy. it’s very understandable why we like to think in either ors, but bitcoin lets us overcome that limitation
no.
The swing of a hammer is not the same when aimed at a nail vs a person.
again, if we aren’t address both objective and subjective aspects of value, we aren’t talking about reality.
you describe the objective tether and factor out the subject providing intent.
bitcoin breaks the subject/object dicotomy. it’s very understandable why we like to think in either ors, but bitcoin lets us overcome that limitation
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