The Inevitable March of Techno-Anarchy
When discussing the philosophy behind Bitcoin, anarcho-capitalism tends to steal the spotlight. Possibly even more inspirational, however, has been the philosophy of techno-anarchism, whose practitioners believe in using high technology to advance the cause of liberty. Read on to learn how it has shaped our world, and what role techno-anarchy will play in the future with the help of the blockchain and other decentralized technologies. Techno-anarchism has existed for a long time, popularly imagined in books and movies in various (often unrealistic) forms. Traditionally more of a political....
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