While crypto sure has the potential to break the cycle of millennial poverty for humanity I'm curious to see how the individual is going to take part in that and how the Rockefeller and Rothschild will react to such tries.

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> If your grandparents bought a house 50 years ago for $20k, the tax owed on that property is whatever percent of $20k for 50 years in a row. 

Not true. Property taxes are for State and Local, and they are based on the value the tax assessor says, for that year.

As for the rest, indeed!

I disagree with you on this one :D

I think inheritance will be around for a long time, as potentially evil as it may be. These crazies that are attempting to rule over us won’t let abundance happen as easily as we think it may, look at how bitcoin is increasingly tied to fiat with companies buying it up. 

Land and property won’t go away as inheritance any time soon I think. 

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I don't think inheritance will be outlawed, the person who earned either money or property is the sole owner of that asset, and this person should decide who gets to keep his/her asset when he/she passes away, any person is free to donate property to a centralized entity, decentralized community or whatever, but this should be a voluntary decision and not coerced. Preventing an individual from leaving an inheritance to his/her chosen ones is a violation of a basic right, it would be a violation of private property rights.

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While looking at money as reputation it's no surprise financial institutions get godlike status in collective conciousness of XX century people.

"When my grandparents on my Dad's side passed, I learned a hard lesson in this arena. One of my Aunts had basically stolen all the land and property for herself. She was the one taking care of my grandma at the time, and my grandma wasn't in a position to stop her from changing up the paperwork at the last second. Pretty messed up honestly; greed makes people ugly and stupid."

A similar thing happened to me, my Grandfather's estate was looted by neighbors and people whom he had helped build their businesses in some cases. We were far away geographically so unaware as it all happened, its rough but it teaches us who people really are in the long run.

"We can think of a house just like any other Non-Fungible Asset/Token. The value of the house is not known except when it is bought and sold on the market. If your grandparents bought a house 50 years ago for $20k, the tax owed on that property is whatever percent of $20k for 50 years in a row. Then when they die and the house gets sold/transferred at a value of $1M the property taxes are going to skyrocket 5000%"

There are ways around this, but it requires absolute trust between your family. 

I wonder if your negative view on inheritance is based on seeing greedy self absorbed people who live off of inheritances and treat others without human regard. Which I have seen, in abundance myself. 

But taken in isolation, inheritance, at its root, its really your lifelong legacy of savings/investment that you or your family has accumulated and passed down, and in of itself, a sign of multiple possible things :enterprise building, savings and sacrifice, stewardship and investment, frugal nature. So I think when I separate, entitled trust fund babies, from the idea of inheritance and realize I want my children to have it better than me, maybe you can see inheritance has value? What do you think?

That was a nasty trick your aunt played!  Different people are different, though.  Not everyone is like that.  When my mother died, my sister and I argued because Mom left each of us half, but I felt she was entitled to more, and she disagreed.  We finally compromised.  She had more than half, but not as much more as I wanted.  This was because my mother very kindly forgave a loan to me when she was alive, so I felt my sister deserved the same amount.

While I understand your ideas and I love the idea of universal abundance, I also feel like if there is not universal abundance and our parents are able to leave us something or we can leave our children something, it can be a blessing.  While I would prefer that my parents live forever, the small amount they are/were able to leave me is helpful.  It allowed me to pay off my debts and get started in crypto.

I do prefer your vision of the future, though.

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The simplicity in this. Despite the depth it contains, a transition from an economics goverened and centered on the scarcity to economics led on abundance is a change in everything. Seeing it happen and play out is amazing, watching the old gods loose there minds on seeing a tool they used to institutionalise and take advantage of the masses fade away in there hads while they try so had to keep it and there reputation alive. Despite it being evident its eating them away. We are about to experience a time when a whole new set of problems is upon us.

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This is the first time in crypto history that you may have said something i agree with. Hell is about to freeze over. you said you shouldn't be able to inherit a reputation. It's as dumb as a person becoming a hereditary king of a country. It's on this level of stupidity that human society has the problems it has.

For example if you were to have a good king.. a competent leader.. Wouldn't it make more sense to have a king's moot? To have something where a person based on his abilities and merit earned the degree of such a stewardship of a planet that doesn't even belong to any of us. That we borrow this planet and if there is some person or group or idea that exist for it to exist on the stupid idea of hereditary birth, nepotism or even this stupid influence system that happens on hive @themarkymark is utterly dumb. i see how dan larimer went this is dumb .. i just wish he'd have been smart enough to create this retarded system.

Now what would be idea? bitcoin myk everyone earns through merit.. it's a meritocracy. anything else is utterly dumb.. i don't care if a criminal can game the system.. that negates the overall points stupid people. that's like me saying i'm going to honestly invest in walmart.. but then i go oh it's dumb to invest in walmart because walmart loses billions in theft a year.. do you realize how dumb that would be? to think in terms like that?

inheritance is stupid because often times the people who inherit end up stupid and create less prosperity for the world. for our environment for our neighborhoods. That is because the people who gave them those inheritances @taskmaster4450  never went through the crucible to obtain the skills and the edge to maximize and expand human advancement and evolution to it's highest potential.

ideas like inheritance and false ideas of freedom of stupidity are the most inefficient ways to expand human civilization and certainly isn't doing anything for this crypto space.

you can't buy your influence through the mechanism of bitcoin myk.. the algo and value is the same for all. you can speculate in markets but the maximum meritorious potential of a system user can still outpace that at a level beyond what a lazy whale can do who probably themselves inherited their money and have went on to create even more inefficient systems because they themselves are morons.

Now in the idea of people who reach their full potential more on the average starting line. Obviously they may be the exception to the rule or more competent to manage the earth's resources and i can respect that. THe problem in crypto is many of you just got lucky.. right place right time kinda stuff. that's a huge problem.. everyone felt they were a genius because all the coins went up.. that's not the best system for sustainability and advancement. Even here we see so many elements of that.. People in leadership influence roles who shouldn't be because much like that rich idiot who inherited his family fortune from goodness know what activities.. they simply are the most incompetent morons we could hope to be in those positions..

So i hope that's a clear explanation as to why @onealfa i hate to see you in these kinda positions because many of you lack basic common sense. You do well not to respond to me for fear i may embarass you and i will. 

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Taxes take it all anyway .
Governments dont like inheritance because for them it is free money and they want people to work hard for earning nothing .
But i hear you on the dynasty part , someone s money should stay their money , but if your parents are very rich , you used this money all your life ( therefore their power ) and when they die they give it to you , those are our ancestors and who are our ancestors ? 

>Then when they die and the house gets sold/transferred at a value of $1M the property taxes are going to skyrocket 5000%

In what jurisdiction? Where I live, the city re-calculates the assessed value and bumps up the property taxes annually.

>Inheritance is irrelevant in an abundance-society.

Really? I’d think that if mom and dad owned a 180,000 acre ranch and water rights, inheritance will be very relevant to their only child.

I really can’t relate to inheritance because my grandparents didn’t leave anything for anybody. But with crypto, lots of inheritance might end up getting lost because of the lost of keys by the owner

> Pretty messed up honestly; greed makes people ugly and stupid.

I've seen this twice too many times in family Inheritances.

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It's true how abundance can really change someone state of mind. And I guess you're right, with abundance there would be no need to keep what someone's worked for and/accumulated.  I never thought of it, it's a fun mental exercise to go through actually, thanks. 

Though, if we have everything in abundance, would we seek something else, something that may bring again some value because it wouldn't be so readily available? I don't know, just thinking about it. It's like nice  alifornia weather... after a while it's nothing all that special. 

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If somebody dies intestate and without leaving the keys to their wallet, their crypto is "lost". But, as that crypto will no longer be circulating, it raises the value of the remaining crypto that is still being used. I can see how the community benefits. 

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The ability for parents to build and pass on to their heirs is a fundamental aspect of human relations and is extremely valuable to growth and the evolution of knowledge and ability. If 'everyone is wealthy', then it becomes less relevant, but you can't remove it without making sure that 'everyone is wealthy' in a way that cannot be undone. Crypto alone will not achieve this. At the very least the entire legacy system structure needs to be replaced and we are not seeing that currently, despite theories people are holding.

If 'everyone is wealthy', then there is something like economic equality and in such a state the value of money becomes much less. So again, crypto isn't much a solution to create such a reality really - the requirement is individual and societal evolution towards deep balance, combined with better understanding of how Earth and energy work.

While I don't know that I agree that it will happen, it certainly is a thoughtful and interesting point of view.  

Especially comparing money to reputation.  In any case it would be interesting but the very wealthy have their money in foundations now, so they can pass on the foundation, and all of it's tax benefits and assets from generation to generation in and out of the family without taxation.

Wonder how that would be impacted.

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I recently wrote an article about "What happens to Crypto when you die".... People need to make a real effort to educate their loved ones regarding all the ins and outs of crypto and how to navigate Cefi & Defi. Hopefully people are able to pass along their keys when they die.

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