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Another misconception concerns the ideological framing of Bitcoin—particularly the oversimplification that it’s inherently libertarian. They emphasize that Bitcoin accommodates varied political perspectives; it is not an ideological tool but a technological and social innovation that can serve multiple visions. The authors warn against superficial slogans like “Bitcoin is libertarian,” which obscure its multifaceted nature.
They also highlight a persistent issue: a lack of humility. Many proponents or critics assume they already fully understand Bitcoin, despite its complexity. Recognizing what we don’t know—and being open to learning—is essential for productive dialogue. The community could benefit from more modest, evidence-based discussions grounded in philosophical inquiry.