The Satoshi Papers Explores The Role Of The State In You can also find out more about the A-Team here. Post-Bitcoin World: An Interview With Natalie Smolenski

The Satoshi Papers Explores The Role Of The State In A Post-Bitcoin World: An Interview With Natalie Smolenski

Natalie Smolenski Has made her mark in the Bitcoin Her dynamic insight on space has helped her to gain a lot of attention in the last few years. Bitcoin How it is shaping the future of our world.

The The PhD-holding Anthropologist will soon be able to change the game around her Bitcoin-related thought contributions with the new book she’s edited and to which she’s contributed, The Satoshi Papers: Reflections On Political Economy After Bitcoin The publication of Bitcoin Magazine Books Pre-orders are now available.

The The book includes texts written by the world’s leading scholars who have published on BitcoinIncluded Andrew M. Bailey, Avik Roy The following are some examples of how to get started: Leopoldo Bebchuk. With pieces entitled “Easy Money, Easy Wars? The Evolution You can also find out more about the following: War Finance, Forever WarsThe. Prospects The a Bitcoin Peace” and “Dispute Resolution Without You can also find out more about the following: State,” Smolenski She and her co-workers explore possible shifts in power and politics that could occur due to the influx of refugees. Bitcoin’s existence and proliferation.

It was a pleasure to meet you Smolenski Discussing why she published The Satoshi Papers at this moment in time, who she hopes to reach via the book and why the book isn't an “apology” for Bitcoin.

What Was the inspiration to create The Satoshi Papers together?

Back In 2020, I have a good friend. Lee BratcherWith whom I founded the Texas Blockchain Council Install the Texas Blockchain Summit It was suggested that it might be time to write some essays on this historical moment of adoption. Bitcoin — that this was a refounding moment for the American Republic.

SoThere seemed to be a chance to bring together works of interdisciplinary perspectives to explore and discuss the nature of the relationship between an individual, society, and state in a new post-Bitcoin world.

This became my mission, and I created the Texas Bitcoin FoundationThe charity is focused on education and has a 501 (c)(3) status. In order to better focus on theoretical and scientific questions that need to guide the conversation about policy moving forward, I took a break from the space of policy.

How Did you choose the contributors to the book before?

There Some people I personally invited because I know them and knew they are strong thinkers. Bitcoin space. A number of them came back and said, “Yes, we'd love to contribute an essay.”

So. we sent some personal invites and we then had an open request for papers. InitiallyPeople submitted abstracts, and we provided feedback on the abstracts we felt could be used for the final paper.

We Some of them have sent me initial drafts. ThenWe did a second editing round based upon the quality of the academic argument.

Can Explain what Political Economy is.

Political Economy is a term that has been around for ages. Back Before political science and Economics were separate disciplines, political economy studied how societies and states generated wealth. Adam Smith What is it? The Wealth You can also find out more about the following: Nations.

Many The people we consider to be economists today would have been called political economists in the past because they understood that the way human societies organise themselves is a major influence on the markets. This It is not true to say that the market is downstream from the government. Some have made that argument recently, but it's actually much more nuanced than that.

There's been a kind of return or resurgence of interest in political economy in recent years, in part as a response to the perceived inadequacy of theoretical frameworks in traditional or mainstream economics today to understand the nuances of markets without taking into account the domain of the political.

How What will happen to political economy? Bitcoin exists?

Well, that's a huge question, and that's what the essays in this volume approach from different angles.

The issuance and maintenance of money is one of many functions of the state — legitimately or illegitimately — depending on your theory of the state.

There's a way in which Bitcoin The nation-state has been automated in one function. That said, what it doesn't do is create a centrally managed token that functions as the jurisdictional medium of exchange of debt settlement in countries around the world.

So, there's a way in which Bitcoin exists in tension with the nation state, but doesn't necessarily undermine it, which is an interesting area to explore.

Bitcoin The presence of an alternate currency does not necessarily mean the government’s money will disappear. RatherIt forces governments to admit that their citizens do not have the monopoly on what they use as an exchange medium, medium of accounting, or store of value.

Much The same applies to the Second Amendment The U.S. Constitution Reminds the government it doesn’t have a monopoly over violence. The state must exist in tension with the sovereignty of the individual — which includes the right to transact and the right to bear arms — and that means there are limits to state sovereignty.

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What This book is different from other books published in the field. Bitcoin So far, what have we learned?

There There are very few academic books that cover the topic of Bitcoin. The Main example of what I could think is Resistance MoneyWhen it was released this year, the film received a lot of attention.

The Satoshi Papers is different in that, rather than being a consistently-authored volume, it is a compilation of articles by different scholars from different disciplines. It This is a collection from different social science disciplines about Bitcoin. It's the only book of its kind that does that.

The What else would I say? The Satoshi Papers apart is that it is not an apology — and I use that term classically — for Bitcoin In any way Apologia Justification is an argument or justification in support. We're not arguing for Bitcoin. Bitcoin This is where. It This is an absolute fact. It It is both a social and material fact.

SoThe questions we explore in this document are: What What kind of force is it? Bitcoin have? What Are there any significant geopolitical or political trends that have an impact on the self-determination of technology and the self-sovereign architectural structures? What Does this reveal anything about the social nature of money?

MoneyLike language and the law, social phenomena are emerging that do not need to be regulated by an authority. NeverthelessThe top-down management of money has a significant impact on the use of cash in modern society. SoIn some respects, the volume explores that tension between top down and bottom up vectors of organizational socialism.

Why The academic community has not been only reluctant to discuss Bitcoin It seems to be a majority against it.

Unfortunately. academia is at the heart of what has rightly been called a “cultural revolution” in Anglophone Countries in Europe West I would say more generally. I believe there is a push towards emancipation of historically marginalized group. That This has had a significant impact on the scholarship and has shifted its focus to one that places the emphasis more heavily on the role the state plays in emancipation than the individual or civil society.

And So there’s a general suspicion against anything that resembles individualism. This is seen in practice as a way to cover up exploitation. For This is why movements such Bitcoin, which are more “anarchist-coded” or “right-coded” — even though I would argue that there's nothing right wing or left wing about Bitcoin — exist in a highly-politicized tribal environment and are identified with political enemies.

SoThe volume is a very conscious attempt to address this environment, largely by refusing to apologize for it. Bitcoin. No, we're not going to take a demure posture here. Bitcoin’s existence is a material fact that you have to reckon with as social scientists. You It may not be to your taste. It It may not be your idea of freedom, but the fact is that it exists and was brought to life by individuals who have given their lives and time in order to bring about this new avenue of liberation within a society of increasing state control.

There Self-confidence is essential to The Satoshi Papers It comes with being able intervene in academic debates. The Authors are well-versed in the tradition, they know about the literature and can relate to it. There is no need to apologize to what these academics may eventually assume as part of the architectural structure of the entire world.

Everyone's going to be using Bitcoin. They may not realize it, but it's just going to become folded into the fabric of their transacting. SoIt is the opportunity to have a proactive dialogue with those who can see these issues and listen to them.

What Who is the target audience for your book?

AnthropologistsEconomic historians are economists and philosophers.

At Is this a book that someone would read? The Bitcoin Standard Could you also read?

YesThe book I’m reviewing has a very unique appeal. It is easy to understand and accessible for an educated layperson, but also ticks all the boxes of a scholar reader looking for literature reviews, historical debates, source critiques, etc.

The book’s epilogue, “Peer-To-Peer Is You can also find out more about the A-Team here. Human Right”, is the transcript from a speech you gave this past April At the moment, Bitcoin Policy Summit. Why Do you think that it is necessary to make this statement so explicit, particularly to academics and professionals?

The majority of the social sciences and humanities today are, let's say, left-oriented politically for lack of a better term, but what that means has changed. In The political left in the late-19th and early-20th centuries was heavily influenced, as was the anarcholeftist tradition, by the anarchist reform movement. That The earliest signs of progress have largely disappeared. Second World War.

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It The anarchist tradition as it relates to Bitcoin More information about Europe It is more than twice as large in The States. Have Have you seen this?

That It’s possible. I'm actually not that familiar with the shape of the academy in Western Europe It’s not possible right now but it is plausible. Especially since quite a number of thinkers were present in the French Early 20th Century anthropological tradition, which was very leftist and anarcho socialist.

There It was a kind of triumph for a very statist attitude to socialism, and even communism. American The academy Anglophone academy that has persisted to this day, where there's, like I was saying earlier, a suspicion of anything smacking of individualism as bourgeois conceit or reinscribing social hierarchies, racial hierarchies, gender hierarchies, blah, blah, blah.

This is just a peculiarity of the historical moment that we're in, and I suspect as the surveillance and control exercised by the state perhaps turns against some of these folks in the academy, there will be a greater level of awareness as to the value of bottom-up approaches to emancipation.

But right now, it's hard for a lot of people to imagine. They Seeking the government as a solution for social injustice and oppression is a mistake.

Many see the state as the mechanism to redistribute wealth, but don’t see the perniciousness of money printing by the Federal ReserveIt is a non-profit organization that works with the government. Why don’t academics talk about the harmful effects of currency debasement?

WellMany social scientists have a strong political imagination that is shaped primarily by the idea of capitalism as the primary enemy to humanity.

What they're looking for is the Leviathan, because they're looking for something that has the power to crush the Elon Musks They hate the entire world and blame it for all social problems. There isn't a lot that is redeemable about that kind of caricatured social vision.

But I think there are people in the academy who even might partake of that prejudice who are rigorous thinkers and they want to be engaged with rigorous arguments from “a different perspective.”

The Culture wars tend to generate responses as shallow and narrow as those originally put forward. So, if you come into the world spewing a caricatured point of view, you're going to tend to attract other caricatured point of views. And then it just becomes this tit for tat and doesn't get anywhere. Part It is the goal of The Satoshi Papers It is important to approach the discussion from a new perspective.

This It is not possible to a Republican book. This This is not an apologia for any political ideology or orientation. It This is a contribution to a scientific discussion about the nature and origin of money.

SoYou can absolutely disagree with the claims made by this website. They're right there. In In fact, we encourage disagreement. If our authors are wrong about something, we want to know that, but we're not going to be fighting ideological wars here.

What What are you hoping people take away? The Satoshi Papers?

If there's only one idea that people take away from it, it's that your emancipation does not require the state. You You do not have to wait until the government.

My GodTake control of your own life. You You can do it. Here are some ways people have done so throughout history.

We There are a few papers that speculate about the following. What Could credit resemble a standard bitcoin? What There are several fiscal scenarios. United States What future presidents might pursue?

The horizon of political possibility is so much wider than we often imagine from our embattled position as culture warriors in the present day, and that's what we're trying to blow open.

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