This is so incredibly ill-informed it's hard to respond to. Thanksfully, it's incumbent on the person making the extraordinary claim...
> currency exclusively used for doing crimes
... to provide extraordinary evidence.
On my end, my home is financed by a trust-minimized loan against my BTC, using a stablecoin. And I greatly prefer stablecoins to wires for paying international vendors.
There are certainly funds with a thesis that you might consider good for the world. Eg social impact, femtech, women and BIPOC-founded co's, etc.
LPs are often large allocators like pension funds who are making decisions for other people's money. I do think there's room here, but you have to ask yourself who the LP's are.
> The software, hardware, and battery life just aren’t there.
Writing this from a Framework 13. I've been using Linux laptops for the past 15 years, and this is the first time a Linux-friendly machine has checked all my boxes (including excellent battery life).
What you're describing here is dualism and Descartes, in response to a post that references Buddhist scholars, a philosophy famously focused on monism.
"Cognitive science" vs "neuroscience" as a concept is just how we decided to slice the problem up for academia.
Tell me you've never worked in fintech without telling me you've never worked in fintech :)
Decimals aren't enough. You have frequent currency conversions and all sorts of other chores. Using a fixed-decimal datatype doesn't solve those problems by itself, it's just a tactic.
Yes, I never worked in fintech, but lots of my family members work or worked in banking sector. So, I'm not an alien when it comes to money, and how it works and processed in IT side of the things.
> currency exclusively used for doing crimes
... to provide extraordinary evidence.
On my end, my home is financed by a trust-minimized loan against my BTC, using a stablecoin. And I greatly prefer stablecoins to wires for paying international vendors.