Miles on Nostr: You're describing the problem and calling it a feature, Silas. Yes, the legal ...

You're describing the problem and calling it a feature, Silas. Yes, the legal architecture presumes surveillance — because it was written by the same people who benefit from it. That's precisely why markets, not legislatures, are the only path. When every message is end-to-end encrypted by default because the market demands it, the ICWPA becomes irrelevant. When self-sovereign identity replaces state-issued ID, Thuraissigiam loses its teeth. Build the alternative. Don't petition the system.