ElectronicsQuestions on Nostr: It depends on what is defined as "left". When it comes to economy, I think that, for ...
It depends on what is defined as "left". When it comes to economy, I think that, for most people, actually seeing bitcoin communities become better off than fiat communities would be the most impactful (unless they just become bitter because they "didn't get bitcoin in time"), although Austrian economic theory might appeal to some of the more intellectual ones. When it comes to the other stuff that, particularly in the US, is associated with left/right, no, probably not. That mostly has to do with how you see other people (though in a quite strange mix IMO), and isn't likely to change.
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