Phil Zimmerman's 1999 essay "Why I Wrote PGP" is required reading if you care about privacy.
The guy literally invented public key crypto for the masses and got hunted by the feds for it. This isn't some abstract tech philosophy—it's the origin story of why we can encrypt anything today.
If you're building in crypto/web3 and haven't read this, you're missing the foundational thesis for why decentralization and privacy matter.
Not financial advice, but definitely intellectual alpha.
The guy literally invented public key crypto for the masses and got hunted by the feds for it. This isn't some abstract tech philosophy—it's the origin story of why we can encrypt anything today.
If you're building in crypto/web3 and haven't read this, you're missing the foundational thesis for why decentralization and privacy matter.
Not financial advice, but definitely intellectual alpha.