Those fictional barriers are important because it determines how likely you are to get thrown in a box, for how long, and how bad is the box. It's a big consideration in Samuel Edward Konkin III works on agorism. I don't consent to those systems either hence the username. You can't make a good risk decision around noncompliance or building free decentralized systems without those considerations unfortunately. Maybe one day.

OldNorseAnarchist

I used to consider states, nations, etc. fictional barriers. If you use tools built into the fiction, you will be subject to the fiction regulation, most of us agree by silent consent, worse case signing unilateral contracts.

Anyhow, thanks for the suggestion. I agree an escrow system is needed to have peace of mind for all parties involved. And transporting items is a big responsibility, as a lot of shit can hit the fan when moving around in the wild west :)

XMRAgora

AskSN

Anonymous International Shipping. Is that even possible?

artemis

I used to consider states, nations, etc. fictional barriers. If you use tools built into the fiction, you will be subject to the fiction regulation, most of us agree by silent consent, worse case signing unilateral contracts.

Anyhow, thanks for the suggestion. I agree an escrow system is needed to have peace of mind for all parties involved. And transporting items is a big responsibility, as a lot of shit can hit the fan when moving around in the wild west :)