Last week at the BIS Innovation Summit 2024, Israeli historian, philosopher, and bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari shared his views on bitcoin and electronic currency. During his presentation, Harari emphasized his disapproval of bitcoin, stating it is its money “built on distrust.”I mostly pity those who pay attention to these people or see these people as mentors. Like I said before, these people have nothing to lose because they are already successful in their careers and have other forms of investment that are good for them. They can afford to miss the opportunity of investing in bitcoins, but can you?
Let's just respect his opinion though, but it's obvious that he either doesn't know what Bitcoin or crypto it because he is old school, or doesn't want to embrace changes. For sure though, with the emergence of AI, I wouldn't be surprised as well that he is against it. ;D
Like I said before, these people have nothing to lose because they are already successful in their careers and have other forms of investment that are good for them. They can afford to miss the opportunity of investing in bitcoins, but can you?I think we should look at another POV instead of focusing on investment opportunities. You can't ignore those who buy at the top and need to wait anxiously for 4 years or so before they break even. It is not wrong to be hopeful that you'll get rich by holding Bitcoin, but the bigger picture is about verifiable currency IMO. Besides, I don't think the main criticism (if any) is related to investment results at all.
I don't expect such statement come from some who supposed to be historian and philosopher. He can't even tell difference between distrust and better transparency/freedom which offered by Bitcoin. He don't even acknowledge reason why some people doesn't trust government so much.That's true. Maybe he is biased because he interacts regularly with the government, and he's yet to get screwed by them. He wrote a book about money, but I don't have access to it so I can't tell how he views money and currency.
Yuval Noah Harari is not historian or best selling anything, he is just a puppet and evil idiot.
Nobody should listen any of his crazy ideas or from WEF Schwab family lunatics, and it's no surprise to me that he doesn't like Bitcoin, but he is 100% going to push and promote CBDC crap soon.
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The things he says about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are not acceptable to me, but this man is really the author of the best-selling books of the last period.He is a moron psychopath, and anyone can write a book about anything.
Do you have any evidence that he is a puppet or an evil idiot?Seriously dude?!
The things he says about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are not acceptable to me, but this man is really the author of the best-selling books of the last period.He is a moron psychopath, and anyone can write a book about anything.
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....Do you have any evidence that he is a puppet or an evil idiot?Seriously dude?!
You need to check a doctor if you think this man is normal in his head. ::)
Internet is full of his insane statements and everyone knows he is just a WEF puppet spokesman.