Hey Jeremy! It's great to have you here!
What is the mainstream media narrative/framing that you hate the most and how should we frame it instead?
I'm assuming you mean "bitcoin specific" and "jeremy rubin specific"... not sure anything happening in my world is mainstream.
I'd say that one thing that bothers me is that people think that I am advocating for CTV thinking it's some perfect supergenius design and everything else is Badâ„¢. The reality is that I think CTV is a viable engineering/community Schelling Point for improving Bitcoin and I'm unsure of what would be better in that regard! I.e., I know there are limitations, but I think BIP-119 represents a low technical risk moderate benefit improvement, but I don't think it solves all problems.
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addendnum: in terms of framing, I'd like to see Bitcoin development have a more pragmatic small-step improvement process that works agressively v.s. building big complex overhauls, and I think CTV is a good representative of what that process could look like.
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Thank you for the insight and I appreciate your work towards enabling CTV!
For this question I meant more generally about any topic you see in the media - e.g. about privacy, about Bitcoin, about economy, about people... (I'm sorry if this is a question too out of scope :) )
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eh yeah a bit out of scope...
but it is an AMA.
So let's go with narratives around decreasing the population growth and stuff... I think that consciousness is like the scarcest asset (scarcer than Bitcoin ;) in the universe and as a species it's incredible we can make more of it, so we should be dedicating a lot more energy into figuring out how to sustain 10x the number of people v.s. fighting about little stupid NIMBY issues.
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Another questions: Would it make sense for all personal wallets to implement inheritance feature (e.g. when not touched for 10 years, it automatically goes to family wallet...)?
What is the best approach to handle inheritance in Bitcoin?
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Well I think what is good about CTV is that it is incredibly explicit with exactly what should happen with each coin you have, so it's relatively easy to model (you know all state transitions!) for wallets. Anything more sophisticated ends up being harder to reason about, by quite a lot!
I think I would want all of my wallets to have this feature... so yes?
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