13 years of school.
Not one hour on:
What money is. Who creates it. Why it shrinks. Who profits when it does.
You learned the mitochondria. You learned trigonometry.
You never learned the one system that would rule every day of your adult life.
Ask yourself if that's an accident.
@ewarren The corruption is in government. To the extent corporations get involved the problem is still government. Take power away from government and it can't corrupt corporations. Government uses force. Corporations rely on voluntary interactions.
The last Saylor post reeks of desperation.
It doesn’t address anything about the situation today and the plan moving forward.
Basically just says “trust me bro” for a problem 10x larger and more complicated than what he had to deal with in 2022.
> use a google account for 15+ years
> do everything with it: youtube: google, drive, playstore
> launch a saas
> stripe, slack, notion, vercel, ....: sign in with google
> wake up and see: "your account has been suspended for ..."
> can't open notion → 3 years of client files gone
> can't open stripe → can't refund
> can't reach cofounder (slack-sso-via-google)
> domain renewal notice goes to dead inbox
> lose a $140k mrr saas
> still don't know what i did wrong
> mfw "sign in with google is more secure than passwords"
Things GrapheneOS does that should be illegal not to do:
- Revoke the Network permission per-app
- Revoke the Sensors permission per-app
- Storage & Contact Scopes (lie to apps about your data)
- Hardened app runtime by default
Why is this not the baseline.