The Question Concerning Bitcoin
This essay is model upon Heideggerian Metaphysics and can only communicate its full breadth with some understanding of Martin Heidegger’s philosophy. Many words and terms that Continue reading »
The Pedagogy of Bitcoin
The personal conquest of the power/knowledge that is the Essence of Bitcoin “Freedom is acquired by conquest, not by gift. It must be pursued constantly and Continue reading »
The Concept of the Political Hidden in Bitcoin
“Every religious, moral, economic, ethical, or other antithesis transforms into a political one if it is sufficiently strong to group human beings effectively according to friend Continue reading »
Messianic Bitcoin
The eschatological task hidden in Bitcoin “For the Messiah arrives not merely as the Redeemer; he also arrives as the vanquisher of the Anti-Christ. The only Continue reading »
The Political Theology of Bitcoin
This is the famous opening statement of Political Theology: Four Chapters on the Concept of Sovereignty published by Carl Schmitt in 1922. This statement offers the Continue reading »
Theory of the Crypto Partisan
Adapting Schmitt’s Theory of the Partisan for Digital Space “The terrible transformation of the world, which has been accomplished by the headlong expansion of power, lies Continue reading »
The Oath of Machines, Liturgy of Code, and Promise of Bitcoin
In the final stage of the spectacle society, man has fully corrupted himself and shows himself publicly only as the one-dimensional man. We can say confidently Continue reading »
A ‘Pyrotechnist’ Plot: Reflections on ‘Concept History’
Et in Arcadia Ego This is a hermeneutical monograph on Walter Benjamin’s “On the Concept of History” from the perspective of a crypto-anarchist in the digital age. Continue reading »
The Emergency of Cryptography
“The tradition of the oppressed teaches us that the “emergency situation” in which we live is the rule. We must arrive at a concept of history Continue reading »
The Legend of Satoshi Nakamoto
“What does it matter who is speaking,” someone said, “what matters is who is speaking.” That’s the entire point. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, a Continue reading »