Today we read an article from developer @nicolasdorier that illustrates why Neutrino might not be the panacea some seem to treat it as.  It certainly has its benefits, but its important to look critically at every proposal, to ensure we understand what is, not what we wish to be. Why I Don't Celebrate Neutrino Don't forget to thank Nicolas for letting me cover his work and head over to his Medium page and drop some applause on this article, or get a head start on his follow-up that we will read tomorrow: https://medium.com/@nicolasdorier/why-i-dont-celebrate-neutrino-206bafa5fda0 https://medium.com/@nicolasdorier Disclaimer: I did not read this article 100% verbatim, as Nicolas's first language is not english, there were multiple slightly odd wordings when read aloud.  I corrected minor word choice/order on a few occasions to make the sentences clearer, but without altering the meaning as far as I interpreted it. Any mistakes in this regard are my own. Previous Episode Introducing Neutrino: https://anchor.fm/thecryptoconomy/episodes/CryptoQuikRead_169---Neutrino-The-Lighter-Side-of-Lightning-e2ndp4 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitcoinaudible/message

Today we grab a section out of one of the many incredible works by Murray N. Rothbard to discuss the idea of marginal utility and why money must be a good, and actually is not a unit of measure.  As value can only be measured as relational to another good, money follows the same law of diminishing marginal utility.  Find out why with our read & discussion of Rothbard's "Toward a Reconstruction of Utility and Welfare Economics" from the incredible library at the Mises Institute. Check out the full work to dive much deeper into this topic and so much more at Mises.org and the link below: https://mises.org/library/toward-reconstruction-utility-and-welfare-economics-0#2 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bitcoinaudible/message