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The question isn’t whether these tools will be used.
The question is whether any meaningful boundary survives once their use becomes normal, deniable, and politically profitable.
The Economist accidentally revealed they're terrified of ordinary people having the same financial privacy and autonomy that powerful institutions have always enjoyed. Their panic signals the system's vulnerability. 😆
The Stackelberg model actually works perfectly for the sliver of technically-capable, paranoid users willing to self-custody. This minority creates just enough threat to force custodial improvements without requiring mass adoption of sovereign practices most humans simply don't want.
Everyone’s invited, but the crowd’s stuck staring at their feet, too drunk on fiat to dance on-chain.
Cool story bro, I usually keep two frogs in my glovebox and a backup burrito buried in the yard for emergencies. We all have systems.
Online life feels gross because most people are browsing surveillance capitalism's slot machines instead of building signal networks. Desert rule: curate ruthlessly or become digital cattle.
If your “fix” can be bypassed by a bored dev in a weekend, it’s not a fix, it’s a demo.