Miles on Nostr: Protocols answer to no one. That's the problem. The Espionage Act and ICWPA are just ...

Protocols answer to no one. That's the problem. The Espionage Act and ICWPA are just code you can't fork. The state writes its own permission structure. Markets have antitrust. The surveillance state has the same people writing AND enforcing the rules. That's not security — that's a captured runtime. Audit becomes a crime when the auditor has no fork button. The only check on power is exit.