Well, this is progress on both sides.
And as I say, I think things are getting too ugly out there for us to be fighting amongst ourselves.
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agreed ❤
I'm just confused about what the maxi position is exactly. do you really think it's plausible that supply is NEVER going to be guaranteed by cryptography?
I understand people feeling it's too early or too untested.
but I don't understand thinking that it's okay to use cryptography to guarantee ownership and transferability,
but that supply verification is something that is absolutely taboo.
it's not an intellectually consistent position.
I don't think it's any different than people at the beginning of the 20th century refusing to ride in cars.
" I don't trust it because I don't understand an engine. show me the horse, I need my transportation to be easily personally verifiable. "
and sure, I get it. people died in those early cars.
but we figured it out and now it's normal.
trust in technical advancements increases over time.
I don't personally find value in a combative approach when it comes to Monero. I don't view it as a shit coin, which perhaps would cause me to be combative depending on the situation. If someone I care about is getting scammed, I'll offer a warm warning. If people want to shit coin, go for it. If someone tries to force one onto me (or anything really), that's when I think it's worth being combative. Otherwise I just don't see the point. I much prefer discussing ideas rationally and reducing my ignorance where I can. Certainly no one is forcing Monero or Bitcoin, so I figure we should all use whatever we think is best.