The writing quality was grammatically poor and he resolved with an outrageous conclusion without actually presenting any evidence - just a bunch of poorly-understood generalizations about history. Stating you're basing something on evidence usually infers you will present some. There are too many squatters in this space who sense an opportunity but have no idea what it is yet.
Perhaps we should just grant statehood to the various Indian nations so they may be formally admitted into this republic. I am not a fan of giving representation to alien nations. I'm not sure our courts have legal jurisdiction over such agreements so long as they are extra-national, so there may be no way to enforce it.
I don't understand why we don't pass a Terms-of-Use tax. Require every Terms agreement to be filed electronically with the state and the end-user to pay 10 cents for that service. I think we need to force their business model to be non-free, especially when they are making people agree to things that have a monetary cost either explicitly or externally.
As someone who ran a consultancy for several years, no one wants your last 20 hours. I think you'd do yourself a favor looking for more rewarding employment if you are feeling underpaid.
Problem solved, use USDC. Not invented here but what did you really have to add anyway? A non-sovereign unit-of-account was just a bad idea for consumer adoption anyway. We still have issues with financial literacy here, why not seek simplicity? I'll tell you why not, because it doesn't satisfy someone's career advancement metrics forced on them by a misguided peer-review/stack-ranking system. What other justification was there to use Libra in lieu of anything else?
Is this suggesting that modern civilization started with climate change? At the end, he points out that the occupants of these areas moved towards the coasts during the desertification. This would have been immediately preceding the establishment of the first Egyptian dynasty.
In short, a non-static, continuous, non-deterministic neural network that can span infinite state by estimating an NP-hard convex optimization problem.
I already sold 3 companies doing the agile thing, I'm quite aware of the known problem/unknown solution approach. This time I'm more interested in the unknown problem/unknown solution space and, for this particular project, that meant inventing a new branch of mathematics to solve a particularly hairy problem.