I Experienced The Toxic Hellscape of Anti-Libertarian Crypto Disinformation That Spread "Education" Of Leftists & Government Cronies

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When you hear https://the-crypto-syllabus.com you'll think it's going to explain you about crypto. But it's actually a full blown disinformation campaign that looks straight out of a playbook of Joseph Goebbels & the likes of him. I've seen some fake news, disinformation and toxic stuff on Twitter.

But I don't spend time there. I don't use the platform. I only visit it sometimes. Most crypto users don't even know decentralized social media like Hive is a thing. The place is full of stuff like this when you fall into the right (wrong) echo chamber:

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https://twitter.com/doctorow/status/1489333866498338819

That's Not Even The Biggest Lies You'd Come Across

I don't want to help these people with SEO. Feel free to take link mentioned on top of page to check out this toxic disinformation campaign on your own.

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When ‘Bitcoin maximalists’, as you call them, wax lyrical about the inability to print money (and celebrate this inability as Bitcoin’s feature, rather than its bug), they are being terribly unoriginal – banal, I dare say. Capitalism nearly died in 1929, and tens of millions did die in the war that ensued, because of this toxic fallacy that underpinned the Gold Standard then and Bitcoin now. Which fallacy? The fallacy of composition, as John Maynard Keynes called it.

It Gets Worse!

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No smart contract can, for example, subvert the labour contracts that underpin society’s layered patterns of exploitation. No NFT can change an art world where art is a commodity within a universe of commodified people and things. No central bank can serve the interests of the people so long as it is independent of the demos

Had enough sense and sensibility? Time to get an idea of other things these tyrants want to push. You'll avoid these because you've learned these things before from proper sources and seen real economics in actions. But what about the folks who get brain washed into these ridiculous ideologies by virtue of authority and by being the 1st thing they come to contact with?

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Has Anyone Kept Track OF How Often Paul Krugman Has Been Wrong?

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The Web3 advocates remind me of those annoying vulgar Marxists who, for all the evidence to the contrary, kept insisting that the objective developments within capitalism favor the inevitable transition to socialism

Web3 think-tanks will inevitably follow. There’ll always be plenty of academics, intellectuals, and policy experts who would accept cash for lending their names and reputations to such dubious ventures; in that sense, Web3 would do exactly what Web 2.0 firms have been doing. If you thought that, by channeling insane amounts of money to academics, Alphabet and Facebook have completely poisoned the public debate on privacy or antitrust, wait until the proponents of Web3 weigh in on meritocracy, inequality, and creativity.

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There's A Lot More

I've already had too much toxicity and lies and ideological delusions. I've put more than enough time into this!

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That's all I could find about the site https://www.similarweb.com Somehow not enough into is available. We can compare this with https://leofinance.io

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Some Government Actions & Regulations

A Nice Lesson To Keep In Mind

We MUST Be Prepared!!!

This Disinfo campaigns are only gonna get worse and worse. These are brainwashing people and spreading lies. Don't let that spread.

  • Educate people
  • Learn to counter the lies
  • Show their faults and hypocrisies
  • Starve the beast & vote with your wallet!

Hope For The Best & Prepare For The Worst 💪

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Propaganda... I love how people say "It is just factually wrong" without taking the time to prove anything. They choose to ignore a required truth about "facts". Facts have nothing to do with your opinions. Opinions do not make things into facts.

I can't visit such places long they make my blood boil. Before I discovered Steemit I used to dive into subreddits on reddit and debate there from time to time. I used to call it Trench warfare. I had to limit how much I did it but I would do it occasionally just to improve my skills in interacting with B.S. narratives with no critical thinking existing.

I have no interest in doing it these days. Your post shows me that places like that are still the same but in this era of rampant censorship they are actually worse. They are actually nothing more than gigantic echo chambers where the only people allowed to speak are people pushing B.S. like in your example.

Propaganda...

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I've seen some stuff on Reddit. This new scourge is FAAAR worse! I totally get the blood boiling part. It's insane how messed up these articles can get. After seeing these I can no longer think of Ayn Rand's depictions of these characters from bureaucratic tyrants to be eve slightly exaggerated. They weren't some oversimplifications with heightened traits. There are people who think liberty is some disease and nothing is the fault of anyone and problems can't be fixed by solutions. They also act like nobody can take responsibility for anything good they achieve. If they were to believe in personal responsibility- they'll have to admit how they've ruined things for humanity.

Yanis Varoufakis is presented as some genius pundit who knows better than mere mortals. He served as Greek Minister of Finance for some time. Honestly a bum on the streets has more credibility than this man IMHO. A lazy drunkard can be ignorant - but these people are EVIL. I'd rather get lectured by some drunkard than these elites who ran the world to ground!









You can find these gems on streets. You won't find them among these elite circles that spend the day telling us how much we should submit and every good thing on Earth is either random or privileged.

It was so good to talk to you @dwinblood I've been a fan of you for so long 😃
Hope you have the best in life ☘️💪
Have a !PIZZA

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Keep on spreading information. That is all some of us can do. Try to get other people to start thinking for themselves and enjoying the act of thinking.

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Definitely! I've learned so many stuff because other people took their time & effort to share what they knew about the world. !PIZZA

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Also Ayn Rand was a smart woman. I don't agree with her on everything but for the vast majority I do. On the other hand the places I disagree with her on (don't recall what they were now) were personal life choices and nothing to do with governance, etc. I believe she should have the right to do those things they just were not my preference. This means in anything of significance I think I agree with her 100%.

Great mind. She also lived through some of it before coming to the U.S. so she knew what she was talking about. It wasn't hypothetical for her.

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Pretty much my thoughts exactly. I didn't even look much into her personal life. I didn't feel it was too important. My disagreements come from more spiritual things. But that's fine. I can always listen to Jiddu Krishnamurti



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