What if the left lied to us about what the opposite of democracy really is?
Is the the opposite of democracy really dictatorship?
What if the opposite, is not-so-coincidentally, the one thing the left hates the most?
What’s the opposite of democracy rule by majority consensus of man?
Rule by one man?
No.
Opposite of rule by majority consensus of man — is rule by no man at all, zero men ever given unilateral rule over others.
What if the opposite of rule by democracy is rule by markets?
Rule by voluntary association, committing to mutually-agreeable contractual rules, those rules being enforced by something other than corruptible man, all being managed by some kind of incorruptible automated markets. No unilateral rule of man by other man. Just rule by rules.
Tech isn’t quite fully out there yet, still a few big pieces missing, but we’re getting close.
What if the opposite of democracy is not dictators but new market mechanisms?
Is the the opposite of democracy really dictatorship?
What if the opposite, is not-so-coincidentally, the one thing the left hates the most?
What’s the opposite of democracy rule by majority consensus of man?
Rule by one man?
No.
Opposite of rule by majority consensus of man — is rule by no man at all, zero men ever given unilateral rule over others.
What if the opposite of rule by democracy is rule by markets?
Rule by voluntary association, committing to mutually-agreeable contractual rules, those rules being enforced by something other than corruptible man, all being managed by some kind of incorruptible automated markets. No unilateral rule of man by other man. Just rule by rules.
Tech isn’t quite fully out there yet, still a few big pieces missing, but we’re getting close.
What if the opposite of democracy is not dictators but new market mechanisms?
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Big Tech is lying about AI risk because they want to dominate the market - Andrew Ng
"Google Brain cofounder said Big Tech companies were stoking fears about the technology's risks to shut down competition."
“There’s a standard regulatory capture playbook that has played out in other industries, and I would hate to see that executed successfully in AI.”
"What’s needed is transparency, not a licensing regime"
Article
"Google Brain cofounder said Big Tech companies were stoking fears about the technology's risks to shut down competition."
“There’s a standard regulatory capture playbook that has played out in other industries, and I would hate to see that executed successfully in AI.”
"What’s needed is transparency, not a licensing regime"
Article
Unibot exploit update.
Ah yes, aggregating orders for efficiency, classic.
Why does something like this so often happen?
Well, for one:
(1) Smart Contracts - require extreme elimination of all redundancy in record-keeping.
(2) Basic Accounting Principles - require extreme redundancy, for cross-checking.
= Directly at odds.
In theory the proof-based methods Solidity added would help.... but they look quite incomplete and almost no one uses them?
And even if they were complete, the way the proof methods are used is all backward.
Bad.
Let's hope this wave kills Ethereum and replaces it with something not so terrible.
Ah yes, aggregating orders for efficiency, classic.
Why does something like this so often happen?
Well, for one:
(1) Smart Contracts - require extreme elimination of all redundancy in record-keeping.
(2) Basic Accounting Principles - require extreme redundancy, for cross-checking.
= Directly at odds.
In theory the proof-based methods Solidity added would help.... but they look quite incomplete and almost no one uses them?
And even if they were complete, the way the proof methods are used is all backward.
Bad.
Let's hope this wave kills Ethereum and replaces it with something not so terrible.
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