Web3.0: A Libertarian Dystopia

Web3.0: A Libertarian Dystopia

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bravojr
bravojr - 25.11.2023 22:01

Why hasn't the Irs investigated them for painting the tape?

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bravojr
bravojr - 25.11.2023 22:00

Anyone ever needed a reason to hate Mr Beast even more? Nfts....

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Marc Testarossa
Marc Testarossa - 25.11.2023 20:01

I love me the old days of bitcoin, when people were actually cared about the vision, mined some coins at home and thought it was the coolest thing ever going out and buy a burger and some fries for 4 bitcoin or something. In hindsight it was the most expensive burgers anybody could have eaten, but this absolute bs the whole deranged crypto world evolved into is just sad. It actually makes me sad.

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Battlion 50
Battlion 50 - 25.11.2023 19:40

So Peter Thiel is making Skynet... well, better get Sarah Conner on the phone...

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The Observer
The Observer - 25.11.2023 19:15

Given the current slide towards working 24/7 for the common U.S. grunt, most would be THRILLED to have a five day work week let alone one that lined up with the ACTUAL weekend.

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Joy Davis
Joy Davis - 25.11.2023 08:23

Oh dear, I almost died when you popped out of the toaster!

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northern girl
northern girl - 25.11.2023 02:56

That Brooks guy comparing the advent of the internet to investing in crypto is just stupid … maybe the guy has a hidden company somewhere he you to invest in.

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Erulin68
Erulin68 - 25.11.2023 01:50

NFT's are actually just a list of numbers. With each number being represented by a Jpeg. You don't buy the picture but the number on the list said picture corresponds to. So you don't own the picture at all, just your spot on the list.. Nothing is stopping anyone from copying it and good luck in court. The judge will laugh you right back out if you claim someone stole your ape. The second people get that is the second they realize that NFT's are all bull and vapor. They represent nothing other than the stupidity of those believing in this scam.

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ThorsShadow
ThorsShadow - 24.11.2023 23:15

Just got this recommended. I'm so happy, that NFTs are currently crashing hard and crypto currency is also not as "cool" anymore.

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Frank Boogaard
Frank Boogaard - 24.11.2023 22:46

Web 3.1 will be amazing...(I wonder how many people will get that joke;) )

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northern girl
northern girl - 24.11.2023 17:42

Really enjoyed this video as I’ve been spending quite amount time trying to understand the bitcoin craze and came to the conclusion that I don’t understand it. The other conclusion I came to is DON’T TRUST ANYONE UNDER 30!!!!!!!!! They are all shallow humans with not a thought on how to contribute to society’s problems but rather getting breast implants and buying $30million dollar properties. The planet is doomed. HOWEVER, watching you present this information give me hope than not all under-30s care about nothing except money - making lots n lots of money.

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Leo M
Leo M - 24.11.2023 14:42

Great video! The characterization and comparison of Web 1.0 and 2.0 was a bit iffy but it's not like that was the point of the video anyways.

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z50king29
z50king29 - 23.11.2023 22:20

Yes

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Auto Dishe
Auto Dishe - 23.11.2023 22:01

How embarrassing is that Margot Robbie scene for you?

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ABC
ABC - 23.11.2023 21:04

Hierarchy shows are made to take away agency.

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persona2grata
persona2grata - 23.11.2023 19:26

My problem with the Ethereum distributed data apps is that there is no oversite, no expert judgement. You essentially just have to hope that some code written by a software engineer and, hopefully, approved by a lawyer, executes the way it purports to over time without unexpected results or weaknesses that result in exploitation or sophisticated attacks. Right from the jump though, when two entities enter into a contract like a home insurance contract, are you seriously going to tell me that the person buying the insurance will have access to the same level of technical and legal expertise as an insurance company? Imagine that your home was just destroyed. Your insurance documents clearly say you are covered but uh oh, a specific bit of code added into the crypto contract reduces the insurance companies liability under an incredibly specific and subtle set of circumstances that could only be detected by experts running analysis code that requires tens of thousands of dollars of computation time and expert analysis to detect. And, so sorry, but this contract voids your ability to sue them in the court system, so you have no choice but to eat it. I work in security data science, I see the things that create unintended risk in software every single day. Running something as critical as your home or medical insurance contracts this way is madness. And you may be thinking "hold on, no insurance company that uses tricks like that would stay in business very long; the market will work this out" and you'd be right, in part. But only after a bunch of innocent people got screwed, and you're assuming they would use it for every circumstance so that it was easily detectable. But that's not the way it would play out. Companies have already designed their products to make reasonable profits when everything is playing out the way they expect. That's not the problem. The problem is businesses like insurance companies are just like people, every once in a while they want higher profits to make investors happy or they just plain get stupid or greedy and they reach beyond what they should, and a system like this would let them pass the price of their folly onto their customers when it really mattered like during rare events like major storms and the like. This is a disaster waiting to happen.

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persona2grata
persona2grata - 23.11.2023 18:57

Wow, I've never really followed Jordan Peterson, I think I've seen a portion of one debate he had with a British female reporter but that's about it, but that talk about racial advantages which by definition implies racial disadvantages, is kind of terrifying. That's some Nazi-level garbage there.

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Mike Espo
Mike Espo - 23.11.2023 15:38

This life is a nightmare

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persona2grata
persona2grata - 23.11.2023 13:54

There's nothing inherently wrong with the gold standard, provided you implement it in the right way. Many of the powerful stabilizers we have like FDIC insurance could be implemented on the gold standard as well, they just weren't before the switch to fiat. In other words, a lot of the regulations and controls put in place weren't specific to fiat but were lessons learned from the great depression. The advantage of fiat, once you boil off a lot of unnecessary details, is that it allows monetary supply to be controlled in ways that prevent great depression style stalemates where credit is stuck in a deep freeze and nobody has much power to get things moving again (without major changes that would bring their own problems). We saw the advantage of this in the 2008-2009 financial meltdown. Pre-fiat, that situation would almost certainly have led to another depression, but that outcome was avoided by the fed using a variety of tools to inject massive amounts of capital into the system to thaw things out. There is very justifiable anger about how it was implemented, who was bailed out vs who was left to fail etc., but the end result was undeniably good, not just for us but for the entire world. Creating new money to inject into a frozen system is the superpower of fiat, while its kryptonite is inflation. The gold standard has less issues with inflation because monetary supply is tied to something tangible, but without serious reserve planning that governments tend to be horrible at it cannot inject much new capital. We have seen via the great depression what happens when the gold standard meets its kryptonite on a global scale, but we haven't yet seen what happens when fiat meets its own kryptonite globally. Should a global financial meltdown ever occur and the fed runs up against runaway inflation during capital injection, the world will once again be in a serious crises without an obvious means to solve it. This is one of the reasons people were spooked by the sudden inflation spike in 2022. There were numerous causes of the inflation unrelated to monetary supply, but people still held their breath because there has been a major financial meltdown every decade since Clinton signed into law a lot of financial deregulation in the 90s, and every time that process of monetary supply is tested there is a chance that the global financial system will reject it by discontinuing the US dollar as the worlds reserve currency, which would end the federal reserves ability to inject capital more or less consequence free. Should that happen, some very bad things will happen to the US economy, and by extension the worlds economy because of how tightly integrated the worlds major economies are to ours, but that doesn't mean it won't happen anyway.

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Ex-X
Ex-X - 22.11.2023 16:25

Whats the theme song being played when you start a new topic?
That shit was killing me.

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Michael Staton
Michael Staton - 22.11.2023 13:32

Pretty sure I’m here for the creator. Distractocute. And funny too.

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prod by slash
prod by slash - 22.11.2023 00:31

where was this video when poor 18 year old slash williams 888 bought $300 worth of crypto coins that were on their way 2 100k by june 2021

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Chris558576
Chris558576 - 21.11.2023 21:02

I would put up with the adverts for this.

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Raz Natalia
Raz Natalia - 21.11.2023 05:35

so comprehensive <3 great job!

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Jack El Dogo
Jack El Dogo - 20.11.2023 22:42

Boy did this video devolve into a bunch nonsensical fearmongering (you know pushing conspiracy theories complaining about people who conspracy theories).

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Alex Somers
Alex Somers - 19.11.2023 20:07

Is this liberetarian island the philosophy behind Elon's mars colony?

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Jexter Jackson
Jexter Jackson - 19.11.2023 08:48

U live in a very interesting bubble....

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Alexis Kiri
Alexis Kiri - 19.11.2023 08:31

I just stumbled over you, baby. You are wonderful. Brilliant, beautiful and talented. And with you heart in the right place.

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Sir Patrick
Sir Patrick - 18.11.2023 16:40

Love your vids, but please do more research as a lot of this is wrong

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Evidence Violates Community Guidelines
Evidence Violates Community Guidelines - 18.11.2023 04:35

Let's be very clear about just how bad things could get with any normalization of White nationalism: it could lead to English adults in England organizing in such a way so that foreigners there can't groom, exploit, and violate another 100K English girls. Naturally that would be pure evil. It's much more important for people not to lose focus on fighting imaginary xenophobia, on enjoying the elusive benefits of multiculturalism. Just say no to "White nationalism": innocent "systemically privileged" White girls can wait.

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Caleb G.
Caleb G. - 17.11.2023 05:04

Yeah libertarians have nothing to do with web 3.0. We actually laugh at NFTs and the idiots who use everything related. I dont think you have actually met a libertarian before.

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derpsakry44
derpsakry44 - 16.11.2023 15:40

I refuse to believe that "Web 3.0" is anything more than cryptobros coping about their 42069k monkey image thats worthless 3 minutes later.

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Apocryphal Dude
Apocryphal Dude - 16.11.2023 09:58

This has been incredibly informative

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Uvlugiak
Uvlugiak - 15.11.2023 17:41

Wow, it’s almost as if the entire construct of economy and ownership is bunk and shouldn’t be the crux running our lives in the first place.

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John Smith
John Smith - 15.11.2023 11:08

Gonna age myself but windows xp was an absolute banger.

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cramsa
cramsa - 15.11.2023 00:58

Bankers love people who are blind to their financial slavery… wander why the UK and other similar countries going down the toilet in terms of quality of life? Keep saving in debt coupons (fiat currency) and complain that your rent doubled in 10 years while your income stayed almost the same.

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Grif B.
Grif B. - 15.11.2023 00:34

NFTs and the related paraphernalia are like the masculine version of MLM grifts. It’s insane. The community around it is so aggressive, delusional and toxic.

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Milky Sue
Milky Sue - 14.11.2023 20:35

Amazing video. Thank you for this. Incredible work

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Nicholas Hylton
Nicholas Hylton - 14.11.2023 07:14

I wish I could hit 'like' on your video 10 times over! 👏👏👏👍👍👍

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Metacortex Vortex
Metacortex Vortex - 14.11.2023 07:06

Love that Peterstien guy and his faulty source data about a handful of Ashkenazis and their massive IQs. 😂😂😂😂

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peace node
peace node - 14.11.2023 02:41

"computer coins" is awesome

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Diego Pusineri
Diego Pusineri - 13.11.2023 11:25

Hey, I'm from a future some time before 2033.

It popped, really hard.

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henry twigger
henry twigger - 13.11.2023 00:15

How can you trust anyone to give advice on a stock that they are personally benefiting form ?
Everyone who took the COVID19 vaccine did. There is no such thing as impartial advice. Marketing propaganda works. The state and the central bank are just selling a product too.

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John Moore
John Moore - 12.11.2023 23:20

Grandma mune killed me.

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Sir Patrick
Sir Patrick - 12.11.2023 16:35

This screams i dont understand the subject but im gonna benefit from speeading hate about it

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Marchel Andersen
Marchel Andersen - 12.11.2023 12:53

is the squeekee mouse voice funny. NO ! is bit coin the road to communism

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Watcher
Watcher - 12.11.2023 07:29

NFTs are literally the dumbest use of a blockchain ever.

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