Read_398 - The Political Theology of Bitcoin [Erik Cason]

May 28, 2020 00:39:31
Read_398 - The Political Theology of Bitcoin [Erik Cason]
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Read_398 - The Political Theology of Bitcoin [Erik Cason]

May 28 2020 | 00:39:31

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Guy Swann

Show Notes

authority, not truth makes legitimacy... it is truth, not authority that makes legitimacy with Bitcoin.” - Erik Cason

Today we dive into a fascinating piece at cryptosovereignty.org by Erik Cason diving into the very concept of sovereignty, and how Bitcoin, in comparison to the legacy system, is not merely revolutionary, but messianic. Truth, not authority, is the only source of legitimacy.

Check out the original article with tons of other stuff to explore at the link below:
https://cryptosovereignty.org/the-political-theology-of-bitcoin/

For another few hours diving into this idea, listen to the most recent Raleigh Bitcoin Podcast where we talk all about it:
https://anchor.fm/raleigh-bitcoin-meetup/episodes/Novus-Ordo-eemr9t

Will you be sovereign in the future? The simplest and surest way to take back that sovereignty is to auto-buy and auto-withdraw your Bitcoin at Swan Bitcoin:  Swanbitcoin.com/guy

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