shortwavesurfer @ shortwavesurfer @monero.town

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Yep, because to get you in the healthcare system they authorize the use of cancer causing Pasta sides on grown crops, which poison you over time. Then you come in because you don't feel well and they prescribe you pill after pill after pill and steal your money.

All countries do the former. Taxation is theft of the individual's life. But most countries do a little less of the latter with killing people indiscriminately. Only the big ones like the US, China, Russia, etc. can really accomplish that easily. You don't hear about Brazilians killing Argentinians, for example.

But taxation is mass murder. You are stealing time from people's lives and taking their wealth and then you are using it to build weapons that you then use against your enemies to murder them. So mass murder.

Eventually, the users will rebel and just stop watching, and then the video creators will follow, because if nobody's watching, then there will be no reason to create on YouTube.

Now why would i participate in mass murder when i can avoid it by taking every handout possible and laugh as the government collapses under its own dead weight?

I'm not trying to revolutionize this space. Other people are, but I'm not one of them. I was using it as an example.

These are actually very good questions. As far as when it's immutable, that's almost immediately because of the hash power of the network. After about 60 minutes, you can really trust that it cannot be reversed. As some other comments mentioned, you would update the database throughout time rather than modifying the original entry. So you could still trace it back. I saw some comments about witness protection programs and trans protection. And I think that would come down to data management with things like fully homomorphic encryption, allowing for checking whether something is valid, even an encrypted format without having to decrypt it and know the contents. So someone could tell you they exist and then they could point you to their entry on the blockchain and you can see that indeed they exist without knowing anything about them.

A simple test would be something like, I want to order a drink, so I go into a bar. I sit down and the bar person asks me for ID. I give them my entry on the blockchain, and then they check to make sure that the entry was created at least 21 years ago. Since I did not hand over my ID, they don't know my name unless I give it to them. They don't know my street address and other details that would be on a currently government issued ID.

I mean I can't personally see why you would wish to do this because if you were reported to be dead then you would be a non-person and therefore would not be eligible for things like the Geneva Convention or basic human rights because you don't exist. So, like, in that case, if I killed you, it wouldn't be murder because you were already dead.

I mean, if it's the blockchain, I assume that you're trusting the parents who would register their child when they were born, since the child can't really register themselves. My thought would be maybe due on-chain signatures for the parents saying that their child was born and then some number of family friends who also physically see the child and can verify that they exist would also sign.

I can give you one really quickly, birth and death certificates, which would establish, based on history, exactly where you were born and when you died, so you could always prove your identity by saying, hey, look here, it's available globally.

They get a divorce?

It's really too bad that it's dropped the ball instead of dropped the box.

GrapheneOS May solve some of these since it is a hardened android and does not activate the USB until its unlocked with the PIN.

My friend had this one

That's my thought as well. Our phones really do not need to become absolutely everything because then it becomes really easy to track and really terrible to lose which you are bound to do eventually.

I will receive my tax return when I receive my tax return. If it was a website, I might consider using it. But an app? No, thank you. I'm good. A web browser is more sandboxed and has less permission than any app does.

30% of all the dollars in existence were printed in 2020 and handed out as stimulus checks and foreign aid. Since then, we have had about a 30% inflation when you put everything together.

I'll take my ID in my physical wallet. Thanks very much. LOL. I get what you mean, though.

Oh good, now there's a good list of what to avoid.

Thank you. I had no idea what this app did.