I did and it looks to me like people are putting words in his mouth.
I even see people say he's an Epstein apologist. I haven't seen anything to that effect.
As the father of a 1 year old daughter, this subject is gross beyond belief, and I find pedophiles terrifying. But Stallman's point (stupid and unnecessary as it was) is definitely being twisted and mischaracterized.
He said that if she was coerced by Epstein, she might have presented herself as willing to Minsky, thereby fooling Minsky into thinking it was consensual when in reality it was not.
I'm quite sad about the Stallman thing and I'm worried that we're creating immense conformist pressure that stifles free thinking, free speech and the ability to question taboos and assumptions.
Oftentimes the people who claim to promote diversity and inclusiveness are actually quite intolerant of diversity of thought and opinion.
Which clients have you been using? A webchat client has certain drawbacks when it comes to OMEMO, and Converse's MUC OMEMO support still has a bug affecting a lot of people: https://github.com/conversejs/converse.js/issues/1481
The derivatives are denominated in money, they cost money to purchase or to honor the contracts and they have been shown to have the ability to bring down the financial system because they create systemic risk.
In software terms, it's the equivalent of tight coupling of all your components. Instead of letting a buggy (e.g. insolvent) component (e.g. underwater mortgages) crash on their own, the tight coupling (via derivatives like CDOs and CDS's) brings down the whole system.
Great chart here. Shows how small gold and bitcoin are today within the world's monetary system. Both have multiples to run but it will take a long time with or without a crisis.