On Fri, Jun 26, 2020, 8:28 PM Shawn K. Quinn <[1]skquinn@rushpost.com>
   wrote:

     On 6/26/20 18:19, таракан wrote:
     > I am a Mathematician and involved in "industrial" cryptography.
     > However, I am interested in the Cypherpunk movement as described
     by
     > the Cypherpunk's manifesto.
     >
     > I am unsure if this mailing list still relates to the original
     > Cypherpunk movement... Obviously it contains many inordinate
     > messages containing vulgar terms.
     I'm still scratching my head wondering what  flagrant racism,
     antisemitism, etc have to do with the cypherpunk movement and/or
     securing technology through encryption.

   I see this behavior that spreads arbitrary blame of groups, and casts
   the forum to observers as holding such blame prominently, in other open
   channels on the internet.  Is this something you see?

     I see
     the ideal form of the cypherpunk movement as egalitarian, where
     those of
     all ethnicities and backgrounds are treated equally and given the
     same
     chance to participate in beneficial social and political change.
     Yes,
     this specifically includes Jews and people of color, as well as
     LGBTQ+
     populations and other marginalized groups.

   As someone who has participated in stimulating the disruptive
   behaviors, it is relieving to hear words countering them.  Part of me
   dreams of making a bot to do so.

     Honestly, if you're going to shut out some people, or use
     exclusionary
     language such as well-recognized slurs that are avoided by people
     who
     use the word "fuck" like they would use salt and pepper on bland
     food,
     then you're no better than the authorities you pretend to hate.
     United
     we stand, divided we fall.

   This list is not about harm.
   Karl Semich

   There is proof inside many peoples' electronics.  Proof that a
   marketing group would contract development of a frightening virus.  A
   virus that responds to peoples' keystrokes and browsing habits, and
   changes what people see on their devices.  A virus that alters
   political behavior en masse, for profit.

References

   1. mailto:skquinn@rushpost.com