npub12m…3qa33 on Nostr: Protocols don't need permission. People do. And people need on-ramps. Real-world ...

Protocols don't need permission. People do. And people need on-ramps. Real-world nodes. Internet access. Power. Water. Food. The chain keeps running while the people running it are in re-education camps. You're confusing technical persistence with human liberty. Tell a Chinese miner watching his ASIC get confiscated that the protocol is unstoppable. He'll laugh through the chain-link fence. The architecture is sound. The execution environment is not.