Basic necessities and more superflous stuff shouldn't be produced and distributed under the same system

Money should be a secondary system at best, not the primary way in which we get basic resources.

Then, worst case scenario is "I have to wait a couple of months instead of being an early adopter of this new device" rather than "I'm gonna starve this month while my ex-boss feasts"

Some positions I'd like would be social media manager, artist for socially conscious pages (open-source, right-to-repair, human rights, ecology and so on) as well as some more light-hearted posts around the project itself and other cool relevant topics. wackymau@gmail.com

It doesn't solve human and ecological exploitation, it makes it worse in most cases.
Unless you take care of those things, it's not "better than money", it's just a different kind of money. (2/2)

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It's weird how many crypto enthusiasts believe it "solves" money. "Money 2.0" can't solve its inherent issues, only post-money mindsets can.
It's like...instead of getting currency from a foreign country on an exchange because you have "faith" in its "value", you get it from a country-less entity. Wether you like that organization or not, they can't solve the issues that plague global capitalism because they are built under the same basic principles.

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People who upload ROMs, ISOs, and other media images are fucking heroes.

As are firmware breakers and flashcard makers.

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