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- Jan 28, 2023
Apropos of the news, I feel the need to point out that there's a strong argument that the Silk Road inadvertently kept illegal drugs "safer" and its dissolution aided and abetted the ongoing fentanyl crisis in America. The Silk Road operated on a reputation/review system that the worst drug dealers couldn't work around. As a result, dealers were coerced into more ethical drug manufacturing. Good sellers would go as far as to post lab results proving a drug's chemical purity. It's not a far reach to conclude that the Silk Road's destruction was planned by some third party to further pollute the recreational drug supply.
Correct, many onion sites copied the Silk Road, but none are as prolific as far as I know. As I've pointed out in previous posts, when a site goes down, the users never disappear. They spread to other sites like a virus; however, they rarelt consolidate toward a single site again. The Silk Road was trusted and well-known enough that a junkie or pusher could reasonably hear about it, then use the site for their own benefit."But *insert onion site here* also works on a reputation/review system?