"... is that you can't replace trust with an immutable ledger."
"The real problem - in my view - is that people don't understand the foundations of a society anymore, how to live together."
I agree with you 100%. Also, I never said we should prevent printing money with blockchain - the purpose and value is so that if a nation does print money, they're open and honest about it. It would be their own democratic decision to do so, likewise in the blockchain system I envision - it would be that same democratic process, decision making, that they would want to join such a managed system that other trusted-democratic nations are part of - where they believe in the transparency of it all.
And I never even alluded to replacing trust with an immutable ledger, just that an immutable ledger becomes a witness that each nation would decide to be witnessed by by their peers.
All of my projects are health-wellness focused, in part to help people develop their self-awareness, to gain and maintain their health, and in part that is healing through community - building real community.
It is one of the tools to keep a currency stable.
Not to say that there aren't serious problems in the fin-tech world, but immutable ledgers and rigid currencies aren't going to solve those.
The key problem - and your post is yet another example - is that you can't replace trust with an immutable ledger.
https://www.schneier.com/essays/archives/2019/02/theres_no_g...
The real problem - in my view - is that people don't understand the foundations of a society anymore, how to live together.