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Justice is simply the absence of injustice, injustice being the tangible force. Many seek to define justice on its own, and fail miserably. There is a simple reason; it exists in no more than an...

Over the past 2 decades, Anonymous and the related splinter groups that this has spawned have been attacking business and more. This moral crusade seems laudable to some, but the reality is that...

Bitcoin is an open immutable ledger. It is not anonymous, it is private. There is a huge difference, and it only works when it is not anonymous. Privacy requires traceability, in a way that allows...

Bitcoin was designed to be used as peer-to-peer cash. When the original paper and node software were released, the system was created with two ways to send money. There are two ways to send money....

Interventionist politics have played a growing role in all our economic lives. Each bailout is a step that is seldom regained, and as the government steps in, we do less. We expect to be able to...

Steve, Daniel, and the team are working around the clock to make Bitcoin SV as close to the original Bitcoin protocol as they can. In this end, we will be planning to deprecate P2SH. This is not a...

An invitation to treat is distinct from an offer in that it is an indication of one party’s willingness to negotiate a contract but not the acceptance thereof. Two examples of an invitation to...

Salvage, fixing OP_False, and more One of the flaws in the mangled version of Bitcoin we have today comes from the ability to “burn” and destroy coins. Bitcoin was designed as stable money. This...

Any government implementing a Keynesian policy simply “Keynesianizes” the economy. The effect is an economy that behaves precisely in the pertinacious routine dictated through the Keynesian...

Keynesianism and neo-Keynesian thought seem to be popular despite the fact it has never worked and is based on fallacies such as the savings myth (assuming that savings is bad and lowers...