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by UncleMeat
1655 days ago
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Sure. You need a state to enforce property rights. But the point is that the centralized system that managed property deeds does not require an absolutely gargantuan amount of computation to be performed to do a basic transaction. And since I already need the state to enforce property rights, why not have the state also be involved in the recognition of who owns what? |
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