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Good points but I am wary of trusting Derrick Broze as he thinks blockchain technology might be the answer rather than part of the problem.
If crypto currency along with blockchain, is leading us into a one world digital, cashless system and the banksters are allowing us to go all in and embrace it with passion, before they step in and take control of it, why would he promote it at all?
Good points but I am wary of trusting Derrick Broze as he thinks blockchain technology might be the answer rather than part of the problem.
If crypto currency along with blockchain, is leading us into a one world digital, cashless system and the banksters are allowing us to go all in and embrace it with passion, before they step in and take control of it, why would he promote it at all?
It's not about trusting any one person on anything (myself included)!
As I keep saying to anyone who will listen (as well as many who don't):
Personalities do NOT matter. Only the TRUTH does.
Blockchain is a technology and like most, it is neither good or evil. It's just a tool, like a hammer.
The thing that makes technology good or evil is what PEOPLE do with it.
Blockchain can absolutely be used to significantly diminish the power of government, corporations or any centralised authority through disintermediating most or all of their functions.
It can also be used to run CBDCs (a.k.a. the "FINAL enslavement").
This is no different than how a hammer can be used to build and fix things as well as smash someone's skull.
The tool is not the problem. Its use for nefarious purposes is.
Agreed but the reality is that the internet is a controlled space and all the talk of CBDCs could be a distraction from the community currencies that will used in token economics. Unless we talk about blockchain technology and human capital markets, we are missing the real issue. Impact investing.
The new economy is being rolled out while we speak and most people will accept it as they will be initially content with their role in it and what it gives them.
The likes of Broze are working for the establishment whether they know it or not, so I don't want to do what he suggests nor promote it. Whether we can build a new economy without using the centralised internet I don't know, but it will mean getting a shift in attitude from the younger generation.