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On Thursday, May 7, 2020 1:24 AM, Zenaan Harkness <[email protected]> wrote:

> On Wed, May 06, 2020 at 11:39:47PM +0000, other.arkitech wrote:
>
> > Hi everyone,
> > Just touching base with the cypherpunk lists.
> > Indeed I am quite frustrated with the list, but who cares,
>
> Well, various questions have been asked of you, and pathways for conversation 
> suggested, by a few folks on the list, and only a few of these you have 
> pursued.
>
> That is OK of course, it is your choice in which way you engage in 
> communication with anyone.
>

Thanks for recalling.
I am not aware of what I missed to answer or pursue. AFAIK I answered to many 
questions, if I missed any was not intentinal. Other thing is whether or not it 
goes somewhere.


> But when serious questions, suggestions and the like are put to you, and it 
> looks like you don't answer, or don't attempt to answer deeply, then normal 
> humans make natural assumptions e.g. "he is evasive" or "he is superficial".

I've never been evasive, why would I have transmitted that?
And one can never be deep enough in regular talk.
It is psychology I guess, you shoot me a deep question and I correspond with a 
deep answer. Similarly for a superficial question I guess.


>
> > I think this project deserves interest (like many other out there this is 
> > true), but at least I'd like to say I am alive and still evolving the 
> > project.
> > Last time I surfaced I was anpha-11, now I am compiling alpha-22; it's a 
> > long way to the top if you wanna rock'n roll.
> > I've post this in reddit, calling for alpha testers.
> > https://www.reddit.com/r/US_Public_System/comments/gev3g7/looking_for_alpha_testers/
> > If you know about crypto and have explorer soul and you're so kind, please 
> > help me constructively to make this tech mainstream. It could pay off.
>
> This is your "value proposition", which sounds (at least superficially) like 
> an attempt to appeal to greed.

There are more possible interpretations.
My main motivation is to make the greener, more efficient, fairer or 
less-biased and the most distributed crypto platform in the market, that can be 
used mainstream for managing the world wide society in a flat way, 
progressively approaching to a substitution of old governments based on 
hierarchical accumulation of power.



>
> > On other matters, how are you doing?, anyway, Thanks for your feedback, no 
> > matter negative or positive.
> > Best wishes and regards,
> > --
> > Other Arkitech
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>
> One suggestion you seem to have not properly tackled is your deep 
> foundational motivations - so far, the best some of us could gather is "move 
> government taxation to the blockchain" along with some vague notion that 
> "there's a slightly better way to do taxation, and my project will facilitate 
> that".


I explained taxation. Which I understand as voluntary pay for service.
Then I see that's a blocker idea and a mistake I made speaking first about it, 
because has been completely misunderstood.
This project is not meant to be used as a tool for govs. It is a mean to 
substitute govs.


>
> That's a bit flimsy though.
>
> And it may have nothing to do with what you're about - but that would be 
> whose job to clarify?

my job I guess. So I suggest to forget about taxation because it is taken in 
the wrong direction. It was my fault to have started describing a 'paying 
pattern' with the same word just because the money would be used to fund shared 
interests.

>
> Good luck,


Thanks






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