If you were perfectly game theoretically incentivized to steal, would you? Would it be immoral?
Fat zap if you figure out what I’m alluding to.
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Satoshi coins?
Wouldn’t call that theft.
Also, odds are that if I did not have moral objections, I wouldn’t call it stealing in the first place
Are you refuring to the fact that i am printing money stealing from fiat savers to buy a house by taking out a morgage and I'm incentived to do it?
Yes its immoral. Theft is theft.
I didn't figure it out and don't think I will, but if you "steal back" what was stolen from you, it wouldn't be immoral, it would be just.
Totalmente inmoral
Central banking is inherently built on theft. Yes, it’s immoral—as fuck.
This is the foundation of Bitcoin (moral) and contemporary government (immoral).
Quantum
I operate with maximum seriousness for the benefit of all parties. Yet, the reality is that one must sometimes engage with undesirable gray areas to close a deal. It always comes down to what you, personally, are willing to stand for.
No. But decent guess because quantum is so hot right now
CAT proposal?
I feel like the incentive is stronger than ever, and I don't steal
stealing can be moral