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Source text - Chinese Marc Andreessen:
And so they kind of pull all this stuff in. Um, I guess I just say, look, you know, you get into politics. I don't really want to get into partisan politics. You know, it gets into these political debates, um, you know. And, by the way, there is opposition. There are arguments against all this from both the left and the right. So, it's not like either side is completely clean on this. But I guess what I say is, what I encourage people to do is try to, like, pull the issues back apart a little bit and kind of look at it and kind of say, okay, how many of the critiques are just like, flat out anti-capitalism, right? How many of the critiques are just flat-out? People don't like capitalism. People don't like money. They don't like it; you know anything about it. They just inherently disbelieve anything worth all the money. You know, like, some people are just anti-capitalist, and I probably can't reach them. If again, if you're interested in this, there have been outstanding books written by Thomas Soles, another great author to read a lot of his work on Milton Friedman and others, where they talk a lot about, um, Bagwadi is another guy I send you guys links to, talks a lot about this. UM, there are, um, there are, really, really, I think, important reasons in which capitalism has been a fundamental force for positivity and progress and human flourishing on planet Earth for the last 500 years, and I think that will continue. And a lot of what we're talking about here is, like, a new turn on capitalism. And so, you know, I think that's one thread to pull on.
You know, look, then there's just all these intersection points about, you know, censorship and so forth. And again, here, people need to decide what they think. But, you know, western culture, western society, and western civilization have, you know, an 800-year heritage now of freedom of speech, freedom of thought, freedom of expression, and freedom of association. And I happen to think those things are important. I'm old-fashioned. I think those things are actually quite important. I don't think anybody should be in charge of controlling what other people say. I think that's a very bad idea. And so I think that these technologies are very powerful at being able to, you know, put in place systems with much, much more freedom of speech and freedom of expression. So, you know, look, they're all legitimate social and political issues. I just think that if you pull them apart, dive deeply into them, and look at the history. In my view, there's a lot here to be very optimistic about.
Chris Dixon:
I just added it internally to Crypto. There’re multiple things going on too, right? There's sort of the speculative aspects that do exist in this world, um. And then there's sort of the builder And obviously, I think all of us here are kind of more interested in the building aspects. But at various times, like two months ago, maybe the speculative aspects got more prominent as prices went up, and that shapes the narrative around the space, I think. Well, I think the history, in my view, is the history of the space with Bitcoin, and a lot of the early Bitcoin adopters, being kind of libertarian, have, uh, created a narrative, a mainstream media narrative, that crypto kind of skews right. And that is, Mark said, has, I think, inserted crypto into this kind of national in a political kind of food fight that we have. Um, I obviously think the technology is politically neutral. It can be used in a variety of different ways. I do think, I think, you know, one reason I'm fans of what you guys are doing with permission lists and bank lists and just sort of this general kind of, let's call it the Etherium and related movements, is, I think its going to, as as this movement becomes more prominent, its going to make it clear to people that, um, that this is sort of a politically, you know, important, this is an important technology that cuts across parties and minds. I kind of liken that to open source. So, you may know that open source began very politically with Richard Staman and sort of this anti-copyright movement. And then more often, you know, with Linux, I think, particularly into a really pure tech movement. And I kind of think the same thing is happening
now in Krypto. And so that's sort of an important thing that we can do, us in the community, is sort of push forward and show people in all the other different use cases. Today, we announced investment in Flow Carbon, which is a system for putting carbon offsets on the blockchains, which is an example, I think, of a use case that, you know, I think, counters a
lot of the anti-environmental kind of arguments around crypto. So, it's just one of many examples I think you'll see over the next couple years.
Translation - Chinese 马克·安德森:而政治,就是他们用来抵制这份恐慌的手段。但我实在是不想用政治的理念去谈论互联网,特别是将它牵扯进党派政治。因为一旦卷入其中,就必定得涉及到政治辩论。理念相左的左翼和右翼都有他们想要反对的理由,但他们辩论的内容又没有实际指出互联网确实存在的弊端。 我认为,我们可以试着将互联网的问题同政治相剥离,这样我们就能看到,其实有很多针对互联网的评论是站在完全反资本主义的角度发出的,它们直截了当地表明人们不喜欢资本主义,人们不喜欢钱,他们发自内心的抵触任何需要付出过多金钱的事情。你可以看到有很多人的言论就是表达反资本主义理念的,所以如果将互联网问题置于政治理念下讨论,必然导致观念不统一问题,也就是说他们站在政治的角度,而不是站在互联网的角度来讨论互联网存在的问题。 如果你对这个感兴趣,我推荐你去看汤姆·索尔的作品。他的很多作品囊括了米尔顿·弗里德曼等经济学家观点,是优秀经济学理念的集大成之作,你能在书中读到很多关于巴格瓦地在这方面的看法。我可以给你发些与有关他观点相关的链接。我认为,资本主义能在过去的500年里风靡全球,成为推动人类进步和繁荣的主心骨,说明这种制度它是存在一定的积极因素的,所以我认为这种制度会继续存在下去。 我们在这里讨论的很多东西都阐明了资本主义新的发力点及其新时代发展的主要方向,这些是我们必须要掌握的关键所在。我们能看到所有事件的发展都慢慢的汇聚到了像是审查制度之类的关键点上。所以,人们是时候要正视事实,直面自己错误的想法了。但鉴于西方的文化、社会、文明宣扬的言论自由、思想自由、表达自由和联合自由的传统已经盛行800年之久,我认为我们这些自由的理念值得我们更深层次地思考,任何人都不应该控制他人的言论,控制言论就不是个好现象。这些互联网技术的强大之处就在于能够帮助我们建立一个有更多言论自由,表达自由的社会。所以你看,技术的发展还会牵涉到社会和政治的问题。注意,我的观点并没有改变:互联网的发展虽然始终同社会和政治问题相伴,但如果你把它们分开,深入其中,将其发展置于历史发展的范畴,那么在我看来,有很多事情的走向会显得豁然开朗。
克里斯·迪克森:是的,我认为加密货币的内部环境也是可以按照这样来分层看问题。在这个世界上确实存在一些可预测性的事件,而另一些是属于不可预测事件,需要事件构筑者去催化事件的发生。很显然,在座的各位都扮演着催化事件发生的助推者形象。在不同的时期,比如两个月前这个时间节点,我们可能预测到随着价格的上涨,投机因素变得更加突出,这个是可预测事件,但在这之后,事件的走向又会变得不可预测。我认为网络空间也是类似的,是在这种可预测和不可预测间交替发展的。所以在我看来,在比特币的发展历史中,很多早期的比特币使用者,他们其实是作为某种层面上的自由意志者在构筑这种虚拟币种的历史,而这种历史的走向是不可预测的。主流媒体们基于对市场的理解,对加密货币做出有失偏颇的预测,这是不应该的。那把这种可预测性和不可预测性搬到加密技术上来,按照马克所描述的,剥离掉这项技术的政治因素,那么即使把加密技术融入了我们国家的粮食政策中,这项技术在政治上也是保持中立的,这种事件是可预测的。当然,它还可以有很多不同的用法。我想,我会成为各位粉丝的原因之一,就在于你们致力于解放互联网的权限清单和银行清单以及相关类别的清单的这种行为,目前姑且叫它以太坊清单解放运动吧!这项运动更重要的一面在于,它让人们认清了这种技术是能够跨越政治党派和思想的束缚的。我想在这里将这项运动同开源运动联系下。你可能知道开源是兴起于理查德·斯托曼的政治运动和某些反版权运动之中的,我认为Linux就是兴起于这样一个纯粹的技术运动中的。在我看来,加密技术同Linux技术一样,也会在我们所说的这样运动中兴起。所以我们当前需要做的一件很重要的事情,就是去人们展示这项技术确实能够在各个领域带来益处,从而推动人们共同来推动这一技术的发展。举个例子,如今,我们所推行的碳信用平台就是一个利用区块链打造的,致力于加密货币与倡导低碳的理念相结合的系统。这个鲜活的例子,也可以用来反驳了很多围绕加密货币的反环境争论。当然,我认为这只是我们在未来几年能看到的众多例子之一。
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