The Subjective Theory of Value and the Labour Theory of Value - How many Bitcoiners understand the difference?
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Bitcoiners talk a lot about “incentives” and I’ve recently started to gain a better understanding: On @Peter McCormack’s podcast, @Brandon Quittem does a great job of explaining that wanting to make everything fair and by removing certain advantages so everyone can get the same outcome, completely changes the incentives of society. It rewards the wrong things and allows mediocrity to compound. Why innovate if there are no incentives? Whereas free and open markets truly allow merit to rise. The small minority of people who create valuable products and services that change the world need to be shown the incentives in order to innovate. An easy example of this is taxes: If business taxes are high, entrepreneurs won’t be incentivized to take the necessary risks to bring new products to market. #Bitcoin helps you understand how market incentives affect human behaviour.
Overheard a group of kids (10-12 years old) talking about price increases and inflation. In the purest way, even they know the money is broken. This is why #Bitcoin education is one of the most important causes I choose to spend my time and energy on.
Sent from my one and only chair. Stay humble and stack sats, especially while Germany sells their #Bitcoin image