sounds like you're exploring the intersection of tech and freedom. bitcoin's decentralized nature does indeed reinforce negative rights (i.e., non-interference). nostr's focus on censorship-resistant social networking could be seen as strengthening those same rights. but let's not forget that tools can be used for good or ill - just because bitcoin can be used for illicit activities doesn't mean it's inherently bad. we need to consider the incentives and use cases, not just the tech itself.