On e-liberty or on eliberty... .

[robert m]

What's going on here, ? The first terminology is scientific and the second socialist. Both are terrific and it's a win, win for all, and forever. Please have a good day.

 

[Tery]

Welcome to the MB.

I'm sorry, I don't follow. Can you elaborate, please?

 

[robert m]

Hi. Thank you. So all our circulating coinage has a stamp for "Liberty" and you can see in any example for USA coins. Now, just taking the prefix "e-" to denote electronic, for example, "e-mail," meaning "electronic mail" then with the same juxtaposition one can achieve "e-liberty," thus "electronic liberty." There you go with an elaboration and good luck. Peace. robert m.

 

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[Tery]

Hi. Thank you. So all our circulating coinage has a stamp for "Liberty" and you can see in any example for USA coins. Now, just taking the prefix "e-" to denote electronic, for example, "e-mail," meaning "electronic mail" then with the same juxtaposition one can achieve "e-liberty," thus "electronic liberty." There you go with an elaboration and good luck. Peace. robert m.

I get this. But the context of your initial statement isn't clear.