Are people really that stupid? Most of them seem to not understand the difference between a currency and a ponzi in a currency.
You can't trust anything you read on the Internet as being the genuine opinion of a real person. There are entire industries designed around the business of creating fake buzz via astroturfing various social networks. 
Topic: 2012-09-27 Bitcoin 'Pirate' Scandal: SEC Steps In (Read 1478 times)
Maybe I should create a ponzi scheme using apples so I can prove that apples are a ponzi scheme...hmmm
Great, just read all the Twitter messages on this article:
Are people really that stupid? Most of them seem to not understand the difference between a currency and a ponzi in a currency.
Day by day I loose a little bit more of my faith in humanity.
- http://twitter.com/brokenbottleboy/status/251305361808703489 --> Excellent piece from @willardfoxton on suspicions that Bitcoin was a Ponzi scheme all along http://t.co/IhGjI5zg
- http://twitter.com/alice_emily/status/251307696958091265 --> The latest on the whole "Is BitCoin a Ponzi scheme" saga http://t.co/Q3459PGj
- http://twitter.com/S2R_Solutions/status/251311050450956288 --> SEC investigating whether the whole Bitcoin thing was a Ponzi scheme. http://t.co/qk6nPT5O
Are people really that stupid? Most of them seem to not understand the difference between a currency and a ponzi in a currency.
Day by day I loose a little bit more of my faith in humanity.
Major claims are completely unsupported. SEC? How do you know? 500000BTC? How do you know?
Who is this guy, it looks like he just reads the spec subforum (seems like a poster really).
Who is this guy, it looks like he just reads the spec subforum (seems like a poster really).
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