Thanks a lot for the tips. I'm studying to write content about economics. Would you recommend the LeoFinance community to me?
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Thanks a lot for the tips. I'm studying to write content about economics. Would you recommend the LeoFinance community to me?
LeoFinance seems to be more about finance than economic theory, but it wouldn't be a bad choice. There is also an economics community, and I think you could cross-post from LeoFinance to that group.
Are you familiar with the Mises Institute? There seems to be a significant Brazilian interest.
Got it about LeoFinance. About Mises, this movement grew with the MBL in the 2013 protests here in Brazil. I'm more interested into anarchism like Bakunin. See you around the Hive, hugs. 😆
I lean more toward the market as a practical path of anarchism, but any voluntary system is valid. Mutualism, communism, etc. if chosen freely and conditioned upon consent do not offend me in the slightest! Bakunin and Proudhon are definitely worth reading. I just find the premises of some of their arguments are lacking.
We run a society with contracts from the 17th century, with an economy from the 19th/20th century and with a technological potential of the 21st century. We need social and economic coordination, why not blockchain? I'm here for the debate. It will be a pleasure to have your comments on future texts.
Blockchains can be part of the future. I hesitate to say it's a panacea. I like crypto, but I also like silver. Art NFTs were a fad, but they have potential to transform how we manage titles to goods, tickets to events, and transactions in general.
Amazing view and perspective ✨
Would like to thank you for sharing like a true OG
I'm starting on this journey and learning more and more about blockchain and NFTs