This was a mistake. 

There is absolutely no reason to believe that crypto has a future as a sovereign movement. 

And there is nothing I can write that will change its course.

"Something that arises at the inception of most media, even before they come about, is this whole utopian drip about it. And the utopianism often wears down under corporate pressure after a while, and it's important if you're going to maintain the politics of it, it can't be sort of drained off. It is beginning to look more and more like the internet is going to almost certainly become totally privatized, and it's probably, its days may be are numbered, maybe it is so decentralized, and maybe there will be no way to ever effectively privatize the whole thing."

BDFL of Quilibrium, Eng @ Farcaster, ex-Coinbase, always opinionated, never hydrated

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When I saw this, my first thought was "has @cassie seen this?"

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Like anything worthwhile, It’s a constant battle. Most take it for granted, but others build additions in a way that don’t even allow for privatization to be an option. H/t to @cassie and @quilibrium for fighting the good fight

chilling.

i need to study the origins of the internet more…i know a lot of effort went into trying to make sure it didn’t become privatized