0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Ribbit 10 Oct 2023 \ on: Imagine a Bitcoin society, but how will it function? bitcoin
The way the transition happens is important. They won't so much be abolished as out-competed. Bitcoin is too fast and hard compared to their traditional model.
It's not so much governments or people abolishing. It's that they slowly stop being used.
governments and taxes will still exist. As will other gangs in real space. But they will have to compete for bitcoin users, or at the least, base their fiscal and social policies on real money, bitcoin. Taxes and the language around it will change. Fees would be more appropriate terminology. Fee or price for services like security.
abuse will see loss. Abusive corps ill push users elsewhere or become noncompetitive and also be replaced.
everyone has a device now though. Or someone in their family does. Those that do not can use barter. Bitcoin disciplines government spending. It does not replace it. Cash will still be around, as will gold and silver and snickers bars. There are also hard material versions of bitcoin being explores.
So what ? This applies to gold and governments as it is. What matters is the free flow of this capital. It will eventually end up with those who use it best for the most people (Read Human Action)
You seem to have some blind spots in how markets work and some socialist assumptions holding over. That's ok , bitcoin is for everyone, including those who want to live in socialism. What bitcoin will do is prevent you from exporting the cost for your socialist lifestyle to others (through USD inflation)