How many people do you think are being paid to post?

Its massively important for any human society... even hunter/gatherers developed methods for governing themselves. I believe we could benefit with a decentralization of power in nation-states however as in their modern form they seem to only represent business interests. Since WW1 its been the dominant nation states exploiting the smaller ones.  This is in part what makes crypto so enticing, i feel that we have the opportunity to create our own systems to operate in through rules established in various digital currencies. Rules that cant be changed, an example could be establishing a part of fees dedicated to a fund that covers healthcare for all users. Not sure how this would work out exactly as i am not well-versed in programming but at the very least their is an opportunity to change how we govern.

Exactly, BTU becomes the kind of coin you would be interested in for the short term because it solves (when bug-free) your issue which is high fees and transaction times. I'm torn because I want bitcoin to remain both a store of value and maintain its use for everyday purchases, which ignorantly from my perspective seems to be core in the long term.  There is definitely a risk that while the fees continue to increase and price slides from the debate that another coin will take over assuming that it has smaller fees and quick transaction times.

Feels like the main issue seems to be what each group (miners, hodlers, core...) wants bitcoin to be. The currency that everyone uses daily with very low fees or a store value for all others to be traded against, a place to hide the value where the fee price is less important.