Read_872 - Erosion of the Meaning of Custody

March 03, 2025 00:30:26
Read_872 - Erosion of the Meaning of Custody
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Read_872 - Erosion of the Meaning of Custody

Mar 03 2025 | 00:30:26

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Nicholas Dorier brings us a short piece that is very relevant to many of our challenges today, being clear and precise about the definition of the word custody. As we have seen for decades, the political sphere is almost designed to destroy and confuse the definition of words for the explicit purpose of broadening power, and creating enemies and criminals of anyone who gets in their way. But an even greater dilution of the term has come from within, as new "layer 2" systems compete to be seen as the next major leap forward. Are they really, or are we losing a key definition that could bring more consequences than we may admit...? Let's dig into it.

Check out the original article Read_872 - Erosion of the Meaning of Custody by Nicholas Dorier (Link: https://tinyurl.com/44xdbhwe)

 

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