Aww, give him a break, it is a public Uni, so government payroll and in a country arguably even more socialist than the US. It is a handicap difficult for most to overcome, at least until they are tenured.
We can't expect him to even nibble at the hand that feeds him. Even though the criticisms are fairly speculative, at least he is looking at it.
I am already tenured, actually, so I could badmouth the government at will (which in fact I do) with no risk. We can't expect him to even nibble at the hand that feeds him. Even though the criticisms are fairly speculative, at least he is looking at it.
But of course I can't expect someone who is invested in bitcoin to admit that its future is in danger.
Sorry, you are right. Indeed I see many bitcoiners who are aware of and worried by the centralization issue.