These folks intend to try to bribe the Smithsonian into shilling libertarianism for them. GTFOH with that — go put it in the Museum of the Bible, or Koch Industries HQ, or Palantir if that’s your intention.
nytimes.com/2021/11/17/bus…
nytimes.com/2021/11/17/bus…
These folks say their DAO is “governed by the people,” by which they mean gimps in the libertarian cult scheme. Conflating “demos” with “participants in our dumb scheme” is their favorite logical fallacy, and everyone should call it out 100% of the time.
The only way these schemes can ever be “democratic” is if they are made universal, and in a democracy that has to be done with a vote.
Otherwise, what you have is a private club, a cult, a pyramid scheme and a project. That’s anti-democratic and undermines democratic goals.
Otherwise, what you have is a private club, a cult, a pyramid scheme and a project. That’s anti-democratic and undermines democratic goals.
Regarding this article, this is the line that really pops: “Austin Cain, 25, a financial adviser in Atlanta.” Ok, bro. 👌
And btw, I have some experience in this domain. I was the buyer of record for George Washington’s manuscript of his resignation speech in Annapolis, 1783; we raised funds to do it.
It’s on display in the MD State House for all to see, with no demands.
msa.maryland.gov/msa/mdstatehou…
It’s on display in the MD State House for all to see, with no demands.
msa.maryland.gov/msa/mdstatehou…
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