Promoted by chat with Obi Nbuosu Nkwosu Nkwosu Nkwosu – About One General Focus In Eric Hughes’ “Cypherpunk’s Manifesto” (1993)
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“Privacy is needed in opening community in the years. Privacy is not a secret.
The private story is one thing that doesn’t want the world to know, but the secret thing is one that doesn’t want anyone to know.
Privacy is power to protect the earth. “
– Eric Hughes, “Cypherpunk’s Manifesto” (1993)
It’s all about privacy
In Cypherpunk Manifesto, privacy Twenty-four times.
Is Memorable Totalthe motiveno The purpose of driving throughout the call of action.
However, in famous conversations, people often focus on one line:
“Cypherpunks write the code.”
– HUGHES, 1993
That focus is usually from us practice Write the code – and we understand that the line says Cypherpunks Write the code Protecting Privacy.
But this little focus leaves the cypherpunk community – most widespread playing important roles in achieving that goal.
Privacy requires cooperation of everyone
“Finding Privacy to be part of a social contract …
Privacy only extends to the cooperation of their brothers in the community. “
– HUGHES, 1993
Cypherpunks Don’t just write the code.
The code has no purpose without users, lawyers, and teachers – and sometimes, Focusy-centered lawyers to protect those who write.
Once Coders only are considered cyperpunks, we create a little unknown, which is in great danger – easy to guide, is easy to guide.
We should seek some Cypherpunks to write the code.
But we should also search for cyphrunks who:
- Draw About privacy
- Speak About privacy
- Make art, music, and media About privacy
Privacy requires people who are fighting with privacy control
“Cypherpunksse Deplore Rules in Cryptography, encryption is the basic action.”
– HUGHES, 1993
We also need cyperpunks who:
- swimming pool against the rules of privacy
- Defend Digital rights in court
- Haul Organizations that Support Privacy Principles
They passed the code: The broader job of Cypherpunk
Cypherpunks to build dedippayalage including kind Tools equally – From Encryption software in the physical physical and understanding. They also need cyberpunks to design real-use Systems, Assessment software, to create testing infrastructure, projects, document, and preach in privacy tools.
In the right world, everybody He strives to be Cyphergunk as their skills are effective.
Manifesto updates, “Children’s Gloves or Megaphaphones” (Hughes, 1996)
“Code alone does not decide. Not the only code, not the code is widely distributed, not a widely used code. Some tolerance status. necessary Effective for long-term. “
– Eric Hughes, “Children’s Gloves or Megaphaphones,” 1996
Three years after writing Cypherpunk’s ManifestoEric Hughes reviewed “Cyperpunks Write the same code. In the message list of Cypherpunks, He reminded the public that Privacy is can’t survive in code alone. Privacy requires public understanding and social tolerance. This message reads as much as a review of cypherpunk manifesto or interruptions. And yet, people are still focusing on one line of “cyperpunks writing the code” from the 1993 Manifesto.
Hughes warn that if only special privacy tools in the shadows, the public will turn them to them. Besides obvious, trust comes down; Without relying, Privacy Become Marginal – Something out, not citizens. He saw that well Social agreement is a real writing button.
“Unless public consensus is usually able to use all the cryptography, then such use will be stressful.
– HUGHES, 1996
It is not enough to create a strong code; Should also build a powerful account That is protecting from the community. Cypherpunk Mission doesn’t hide you – to him speakThe movement is saved by returning to the cramped caves, but by carrying a message without – up, man, and do not stay. That’s the privacy they win: Not just Math, but Megaphaphones.
I can add, in any way you choose to talk about within any of your skills, power, and the problems that exist in the world.
Most Cypherpunks, many privacy
“Cyperpunks are zealous in making secrecy networks.
Let’s move together. On. “
– HUGHES, 1993
Networks are not only computer systems – exist People, locations, and communities. Privacy returns together for everyone inside them.
Everyone is needed. Everyone is needed.
Written in Eric Hughes’s reflections “Cypherpunk’s Manifesto” (1993)
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