Ov1, a Taoist Bitcoiner on Nostr: Authorities will always assume they have authority, even when they don't. That ...

Authorities will always assume they have authority, even when they don't. That authority is ONLY applicable to specifics subject matter over specific jurisdictions. To defend ourselves against these paper tyrants we need to understand who we are and where we stand, this who has, or doesn't have, jurisdiction over us and the subject matter at hand.

Public entities created through public paper operating on public hardware using public are already known counterparties to every engagement. While, private parties created through private paper contracts that contract with their private peers only through private portals on private hardware can stay in the private domain.

It's essential that one sees both sides of this coin in order to ride the third side, the edge between them both.