Not sure you just like to contradict people or that you are here for the sole purpose of creating white noise.
I destroy bullshit when I see it, and this is bullshit.Apparently the same one as a Columbia Law professor, Tim Wu.
Appeal to authority fallacy. -snip-
His reasoning is bullshit. A contentious hard fork, one which is malicious at best, is in no way a product of Bitcoin. Actually, it has absolutely no resemblance to Bitcoin. Treating it as a product legally can only be the byproduct of old school thinking of those who can't adapt. Every time that someone tries to attack Bitcoin like this, all companies are expected to spend time, money and resources in order to adjust to the attack or otherwise get sued? 