No. I think everyone fits perfectly where they are and that’s exactly where they’re supposed to be.

Do you think that government agents (both those overtly employed and those who are implied agents via receiving transfers) are less free than a person who works for a private employer?

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Those whose income includes payment from a government (hourly, salary, even welfare, EBT, etc.) could be seen as government agents as their livelihood is directly tied to payments  from the entity.

Government employees/agents/benefactors take on lower risk in this case.

Those whose income derives directly from We The People via services and products offered in the market. The only interaction with government is taxes.

While both may buy Bitcoin, I have a hunch that they use Bitcoin in extremely  different ways.

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Lodging for Wayfaring Men Book Club #1: Farber's First Essay

Those whose income includes payment from a government (hourly, salary, even welfare, EBT, etc.) could be seen as government agents as their livelihood is directly tied to payments  from the entity.
Government employees/agents/benefactors take on lower risk in this case.
Those whose income derives directly from We The People via services and products offered in the market. The only interaction with government is taxes.
While both may buy Bitcoin, I have a hunch that they use Bitcoin in extremely  different ways.