Anarchy is a society without the blind belief in authority/taxation, which creates continuous artificial scarcity of mind, money, and spirit, creating an illusion of impossibility for the majority of people that change from mass indoctrination, systematic theft, advocating the continuation of that chaos as the prevention of anarchy (chaos), the total spiritual reversal (satanic projection) of the actuality of the actions.
Having permissionless/trustless digital cash to be used by all the world is a compliment and mass enabler of this.
That is why the sides of the various crypto are so polarized: it's just simply that innovative.
The deletion of privacy as the basis of immutability via taking the signature hash, the algorithm used to create blocks, and including it in the next one, does not preclude privacy, though that is still to be created, and Skycoin may well be the next form of this innovation.
Bitcoin's democratic formatting structure that includes the possibility of 51% attacks, the proponents of which are considered false, preclude two or more designs, such as ABC or SV, from maintaining on their own branch: there can only be one bitcoin cash, only one president of the United States.
Even on this censored form, our connections, including on here, are the true wealth and measure of societal stability and prosperity.
Growing plants with LED and combining together to create and enable anarchistic insurance against the thorns and needles of police insanity by pointing to everyone their taxation fixation depravity, like Ed Earthling is doing with veganism for passive carnists.
Money is a step behind people. Markets are we, we put and seen and seeing each other and our efforts as mere numbers:
"I am not a number! I am a Free Man!"
Yet, not by force, not by state, not by communism, but the full embrace of the freed market, one without government intervention.
The resulting abundance makes obvious that money was a stand in, and soon it can be treated like an 8-track:
"Hey, remember when we used that?"
"Oh yeah. Ancient history. It's been so long. Humans were so miserable back then."
"I know! They could never have imagined this. It's a wonder we made it through at all."
