the request was to restore what i see as legitimate cypherpunk content to the list.
this likely means acknowledging things like massive system compromise, corruption, history alteration, etc from powerful entities, without regard to political slant, motivation, funding, etc, other than to hunt the corruption down in a forthright way the list is missing use of its topic: cryptography. it is obvious this does not mean currency. it means more mathematic provability of received and sent information. “punk” is a grassroots term. i understand that means it leans to the left. i haven’t learned much about the world myself, but you seem a little connected.
