Yes. Privacy will become the most valued commodity in our lifetime. At this stage in time, world government's are paranoid and aware of the fact that they are losing control over the people's assets or wealth. Those in the Crypto World may have noticed the US's recent bill introduced on the floor of the senate titled “Combating Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing, and Counterfeiting Act of 2017." This desperate outreach for power and their recklessness show's how little they know actually about a decentralized currency. People are becoming enthralled and excited by the idea of how money is their own... and no one else's. Even other bill's such as the one introduced earlier this year, showed just how much our privacy is being taken. The bill showed how ISP's can legally sell you're data to the highest bidder fits with quite a growing trend. I figured most companies performed such activities. How much control will be given up in the future, when we have products such as fitbit, calorie trackers, social media, and everything most people do online being nabbed up by google's crawlers. The list goes on.
This is my first introduction post to STEEMIT. I believe we are living in one of the best times in history to be alive. Information is at our fingertips. Take a look at this community for example. We have people from all over the world sharing their creative wisdom, decades of experience, and idea's. What a powerful access to information we have at our disposal. I am excited to be apart of this community. If you are interested in privacy, technology, AI/Automation, VR/AR, Crypto, and how they will effect our lives give me a follow. I believe we can discuss various event's going on in the world which will be mutually beneficial to anyone willing to learn. I also have a cryptocurrency twitter channel for anyone who want's to learn more about crypto. @PowerCryptoKing.
Thank you all for giving my post the time of day, I really do appreciate it.
http://www.coindesk.com/forfeit-bitcoin-congressional-bill-draws-fire-border-check-rules/