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by joshuamcginnis
3162 days ago
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> So what do you propose? I'd do what we do with every advancement that challenges are existing paradigms: study it, debate it, and seek out creative and equitable ways to deter the negative externalities. That may involve banning, restricting or regulating services. > What do you do when the information cannot be removed, and the service is critical infrastructure? What happens when the content is in a decentralized internet that everyone uses, and that everyone receives automatically? Even in this scenario, there is still going to be a common denominator that can be regulated to control illegal content (ISPs for example). |
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Imagine that Bitcoin's genesis block contained an encrypted image. Satoshi today releases the key, and it turns out to be the worst image imaginable. BTC doesn't drop; the price keeps going up over time. What do you do?
If you have an answer, it would be an important one.