Quote from: macson on Today at 06:41:21 PM

Quote from: Patrick2t2 on November 17, 2021, 10:28:49 AM

I'm hearing a lot of people talk about how BTC will prevent wars and play a significant role in discouraging international violence, but I'm not seeing any evidence of this. What baffles me is the notion that Bitcoin can put a halt to international violence in the short term. What does it take to put an end to wars? Natural resources are held by some countries that another country may seek; how does BTC minimize the desire of Country A to invade Country B in order to get Country B's resources? As a result of its inherent inclination to persecute local "heretics" and enforce the will of its leaders on foreigners, BTC can help theocratic states combat these tendencies.

It's just that I'm not seeing a link here. Do you think BTC might have had a role in preventing the Iraq war? What happened during the Vietnam War? What about the Rwanda genocide?

war is created because of human greed and selfishness, i do not believe bitcoin can reconcile the world but i believe bitcoin can break the social gap that exists in this world.

Because basically humans are never satisfied with what they have now, therefore it gives rise to greed which is usually the cause of
the beginning of the war. If all humans can be grateful for what they have, the chances of war happening are very small. Indeed Bitcoin
was not created to make world peace and prevent war, but Bitcoin is a new technology created to create a more effective system of
financial transactions, which we do transactions using Bitcoin do not need to involve a third party. But another benefit of Bitcoin, can be
a source of income, because its price continues to rise. So there are quite a lot of benefits from Bitcoin for human life, the problem is
that the government does not like Bitcoin. Because Bitcoin is difficult to regulate, and is considered a danger to the future of fiat.
So until now there are still few governments that really support Bitcoin.