We don’t jail toolmakers for how tools are misused. We don’t prosecute Signal because criminals use encryption. So why are crypto builders treated differently? Keonne Rodriguez explains how decades of legal precedent were quietly bypassed by redefining software as a “financial institution.”
Our government has abandoned the vaccine-injured, but the search for answers hasn't stopped. Every patient deserves a chance at recovery.
Between its long history of human use and its status as an essential medication, there’s no reason it shouldn’t be more accessible. My goal is to always put patient health and safety first. Do you agree it should be over-the-counter?
Modern science didn’t fail by accident — it was redesigned. Not for curiosity, truth, or understanding life… but for funding, control, and narrow outcomes that can be monetized. As @dralexisjazmyn points out, we stopped doing science decades ago and replaced it with scientism — an industrial system that trains people to outsource authority over their own bodies. And the cost is clear: more illness, less fulfillment, and growing disconnection from ourselves. No doctor lives in your body. No institution feels what you feel. Health begins when authority returns to where it belongs.
When you pay a cashier, the transaction ends there. They don’t see what you spent last week, what you own, or what you’ll spend next month. Bitcoin works differently. Its base layer is transparent by design — powerful, but not private by default. Keonne Rodriguez explains why we already protect financial privacy in the banking system, and why digital money shouldn’t force people to give it up.
