Can they impose tax in bitcoin standard? | Michael Anton Fischer

How is a world on a Bitcoin Standard looking? What will happen with taxes? Why is Bitcoin the perfect vehicle for individual freedom?

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Summary

The conversation explores the potential impact of Bitcoin on society and governance. It emphasizes the importance of money as the foundation of society and argues that building on a weak money leads to societal collapse. Bitcoin is seen as a solution to the fundamental problems in society, and adopting a hard money standard is seen as necessary for fixing these problems. The conversation also touches on the inspiration behind writing the book, the engineering mindset in understanding Bitcoin, the transition to a Bitcoin standard, and the potential for peaceful revolution. In this conversation, Michael Anton Fischer discusses the concept of Bitcoin Nations, which are independent territories that operate on a Bitcoin standard. He explains that Bitcoin Nations would allow individuals to choose the rules and regulations they want to live by, creating a competitive market for governance. Fischer also explores the idea of a global league of free private cities and counties, where like-minded individuals can band together to defend their rights and interests. He emphasizes the importance of decentralization in areas such as education and building codes, and highlights the potential of Lightning Network in revolutionizing payments. Fischer also shares his thoughts on the future of real estate and the study of moral philosophy.

Takeaways

Money is the foundation of society, and building on a weak money leads to collapse.
Bitcoin is seen as a solution to the fundamental problems in society.
Adopting a hard money standard is necessary for fixing these problems.
The engineering mindset is helpful in understanding Bitcoin.
The transition to a Bitcoin standard may face challenges, but the competition for workers and the advantages of freedom can drive its success.
Bitcoin has the potential to bring about actual democracy and transform governance.
The distinction between public and private entities may become less relevant in the future.
The Hanseatic City League is seen as a historical example that is comparable to the potential future with Bitcoin. Bitcoin Nations could create a competitive market for governance, allowing individuals to choose the rules and regulations they want to live by.
A global league of free private cities and counties could provide a platform for like-minded individuals to defend their rights and interests.
Decentralization is important in areas such as education and building codes, where competition and market forces can drive innovation and efficiency.
Lightning Network has the potential to revolutionize payments, offering a superior alternative to traditional payment systems.
The future of real estate may be impacted by factors such as aging populations, artificial inflation, and the monetization of assets.
Studying moral philosophy can help challenge biases and explore the objective and subjective aspects of morality.

Chapters

00:00 The Impact of Bitcoin on Society and Politics
01:54 Inspiration for Writing the Book
04:26 Bitcoin's Effect on Governance
07:00 Taxes on a Bitcoin Standard
09:49 The Engineering Mindset and Understanding Bitcoin
14:26 Bitcoin as the Base Layer
20:02 The Transition to a Bitcoin Standard
21:39 Democracy and Anarchy in Bitcoin Nation
26:49 The Future of States and Non-Territorial Entities
28:30 Comparing Bitcoin to Historical Monetary Systems
28:50 The Hanseatic City League and Free Private Cities
32:47 Decentralization and Certification
37:44 Bitcoin Adoption and the Future
46:51 Real Estate and Bitcoin
52:00 Studying Moral Philosophy
54:10 The Cost of Producing a Bitcoin