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well add me when u get one @toko_testudo. it can be from ur alt or whatever

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@Clinamenic u on twitter?

Lukas comment about the obvious connection between having a real job and being political made me think of an experience I recently had. I recently attended a conference in denver. I went by myself. From the airport I got into my uber. Arriving at the hotel I used my phone as a key check into my...

i think he's having an episode

with AI driven attacks you don't even need to know how to operate the drone. you just bid some eth to attack people you wish

>hacker releases drone capable of airstrike in warzone >drone attacks based on who bids the highest amount. >smart contract gives temporary control over drone end result is a floating artillery that is used by both sides. a trustless mercenary airsupport

imagine the boston dynamics robot but with smart contract execution I have no idea how it might be used but the combination of drones and smart contracts seems frightening

this shit would be cool if it didn't walk at a snails pace. would take hours to get to the grocery store

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3242882

but in general i agree with the sentiment

i agree there is a normative component there. but in order to actually implement any normative goal you need a relatively usable model of how various economic indicators may relate to each other

you mean like the problem of how we should distribute resources to people?

what do you mean by "moral problems" whats an example

im anti-capitalist but in a very abstract detached and deficient manner. at a theoretical level i find it distasteful, but I will never have the hatred that creates a revolutionary. thats only possible for proles. those who who must sell their labor.

surely you masturbate?

yep. thats why the ragequit is happening. ragequit is basically the normative principle/design principle of being able to "leave" a protocol if one so desires, a byproduct of libertarian fantasy of voluntaryism. the idea is that you should be able to leave a protocol if you so desire, your funds...

and by real I dont mean a cushy tech job. i worked at a fastfood resteraunt for a week and it was mind numbing

if I had to work a real job I would be much more politically inclined I think.

you're absolutely right