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# TL;DR

On Dextaxation: on tax detoxification

You —human— did not pay taxes in the jungle. You started paying taxes when you started living in society. You gave *Them* the power to rule you and *They*, by ruling you, started charging you. First for doing this or that (also for minting money); but, at a certain point, to develop their ideologies to remain in power. If you could go back to the jungle you would stop paying taxes. But there is no jungle left on your planet out of Big Brother's sight. Your only way out (apart from Mars) is to migrate to the jungle of chained ones and zeros that is the blockchain. Of course you don't <mark style="color:green;">do</mark> it because you don't believe it's possible; and you don't <mark style="color:green;">believe</mark> it's possible because you don't <mark style="color:green;">think</mark> it's possible. Making good the argument that [only those who attempt the absurd are capable of achieving the impossible](https://quoteinvestigator.com/2015/02/21/impossible/).&#x20;


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