bitcoins are finite, memory/money are infinite.
On Mon, Apr 8, 2013 at 9:38 AM, Keith Hart ke...@thememorybank.co.ukwrote:
BitCoin is a bubble like any other. The question is whether it will be the
death knell of techno-utopianism (which I doubt) or rather another
egregious example of
I guess it all depends if you see the state as being capable of
expressing something like the common interest. If so, then capture
by financial and other economic interests is a corruption of that
principle and one needs to fight politically against that corruption.
This is, basically, a
dear nettimers,
here I propose you the reading of an article I've just published about
Bitcoin, which seems to be onnipresent on mainstream media nowadays.
http://www.dyndy.net/2013/04/bitcoin-ends-the-taboo-on-money/
the downloadable PDF is linked from the webpage above, where public
Jaromil ( Nettime),
What I fail to understand is why you consider this a political gain
(to quote your paper):
The Bitcoin dream is the autonomy of content producers, to
exchange their production freely, without aggregations, without
intermediaries.
This is hardcore libertarianism, since it
