Sachin on Nostr: More events that refute Graeber's argument: 1. The emergence, growth and usage of ...
More events that refute Graeber's argument:
1. The emergence, growth and usage of Bitcoin and circular economy initiatives built around Bitcoin - all of which have happened and are happening spontaneously.
2. The slow rate of adoption of Bitcoin in El Salvador despite being declared as legal tender.
Also, regression theorem is something I just discovered thanks to this podcast episode. Bob's explanation of it filled some gaps in understanding about Bitcoin's value I never realised I had despite having read Menger's origins of money.
Thanks for sharing!
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