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Topic: 2013-09-27 Stefan Molyneux of Freedomainradio - The Truth About Bitcoin (Read 10253 times)
September 29, 2013, 07:38:17 PM
September 29, 2013, 02:57:52 PM
Who said it didnt?
I am talking about his YT channel and overall online presence. He appears to be a man-child who was allegedly abused by his parents, trying to work through his feelings through philosophy. Instead of bucking-up into manhood, he whines and complains and cries victim like the feminists and entitled spoiled people. He has also been caught lying and changing his stories (ask YT's StormCloudsGathering about that), then he takes down videos or alters them, stating the incidents never occurred. If you disagree with him and he cannot change your mind, then he claims you are a troll and bans you, and when confronted in public on a live stream about it, he simply disconnected, taking the faux moral high ground of feigned righteous indignation.
That said, I reiterate my approval of this video as being extremely well-researched and well-done.
I am talking about his YT channel and overall online presence. He appears to be a man-child who was allegedly abused by his parents, trying to work through his feelings through philosophy. Instead of bucking-up into manhood, he whines and complains and cries victim like the feminists and entitled spoiled people. He has also been caught lying and changing his stories (ask YT's StormCloudsGathering about that), then he takes down videos or alters them, stating the incidents never occurred. If you disagree with him and he cannot change your mind, then he claims you are a troll and bans you, and when confronted in public on a live stream about it, he simply disconnected, taking the faux moral high ground of feigned righteous indignation.
That said, I reiterate my approval of this video as being extremely well-researched and well-done.
I'm curious--what does "bucking-up into manhood" actually look like? Are you saying he acts in an unprofessional manner, or? I know Stefan is emotional, but I also see this to be linked with his personality, or in other words, out of his hands to fix.
Connection with your own emotions is not a bug, it's a feature
September 29, 2013, 11:37:52 AM
I am not much for his wordy feelings and philosophy YT channel bullspit, but this video was extremely well-researched and well-done.
his whole series called "the truth about ____" refrains from most of the "bullspit" and sticks to facts.
Who said it didnt?
who said i said someone said it didnt?
September 29, 2013, 11:28:53 AM
Who said it didnt?
I am talking about his YT channel and overall online presence. He appears to be a man-child who was allegedly abused by his parents, trying to work through his feelings through philosophy. Instead of bucking-up into manhood, he whines and complains and cries victim like the feminists and entitled spoiled people. He has also been caught lying and changing his stories (ask YT's StormCloudsGathering about that), then he takes down videos or alters them, stating the incidents never occurred. If you disagree with him and he cannot change your mind, then he claims you are a troll and bans you, and when confronted in public on a live stream about it, he simply disconnected, taking the faux moral high ground of feigned righteous indignation.
That said, I reiterate my approval of this video as being extremely well-researched and well-done.
I am talking about his YT channel and overall online presence. He appears to be a man-child who was allegedly abused by his parents, trying to work through his feelings through philosophy. Instead of bucking-up into manhood, he whines and complains and cries victim like the feminists and entitled spoiled people. He has also been caught lying and changing his stories (ask YT's StormCloudsGathering about that), then he takes down videos or alters them, stating the incidents never occurred. If you disagree with him and he cannot change your mind, then he claims you are a troll and bans you, and when confronted in public on a live stream about it, he simply disconnected, taking the faux moral high ground of feigned righteous indignation.
That said, I reiterate my approval of this video as being extremely well-researched and well-done.
I'm curious--what does "bucking-up into manhood" actually look like? Are you saying he acts in an unprofessional manner, or? I know Stefan is emotional, but I also see this to be linked with his personality, or in other words, out of his hands to fix.
September 29, 2013, 11:07:31 AM
I am not much for his wordy feelings and philosophy YT channel bullspit, but this video was extremely well-researched and well-done.
his whole series called "the truth about ____" refrains from most of the "bullspit" and sticks to facts.
Who said it didnt?
I am talking about his YT channel and overall online presence. He appears to be a man-child who was allegedly abused by his parents, trying to work through his feelings through philosophy. Instead of bucking-up into manhood, he whines and complains and cries victim like the feminists and entitled spoiled people. He has also been caught lying and changing his stories (ask YT's StormCloudsGathering about that), then he allegedly takes down videos or alters them, stating the incidents never occurred. If you disagree with him and he cannot change your mind, then he claims you are a troll and bans you, and when confronted in public on a live stream about it, he simply disconnected, taking the faux moral high ground of feigned righteous indignation.
That said, I reiterate my approval of this video as being extremely well-researched and well-done.
September 29, 2013, 10:40:48 AM
I just came here to confuse people with my username 
September 29, 2013, 10:38:52 AM
I am not much for his wordy feelings and philosophy YT channel bullspit, but this video was extremely well-researched and well-done.
his whole series called "the truth about ____" refrains from most of the "bullspit" and sticks to facts.
September 29, 2013, 12:11:37 AM
I am not much for his wordy feelings and philosophy YT channel bullspit, but this video was extremely well-researched and well-done.
September 28, 2013, 03:56:58 PM
Excellent video! Well laid out and especially loved the libertarian touch
September 28, 2013, 10:26:58 AM
I listened to this one last night.
yep i know. i saw you in the comments
. yea that's a little creepy.Oh that's cool
I forgot what I said lol September 28, 2013, 10:21:21 AM
I listened to this one last night.
yep i know. i saw you in the comments
. yea that's a little creepy. September 28, 2013, 10:20:05 AM
I listened to this one last night. Love this man's work; I know there's some people here who think he's completely stupid (while presenting silly reasoning as to why they believe this to be so, e.g., "He's a libtard so herpaderpaderp pthhhh"), but his presentation on BTC was spot-on; he not only explains what it is, but explains its role in liberty and how fiat works as a control mechanism of the wealthy, as well as talking about previous failed attempts at the same (such as e-gold and liberty dollar).
But I agree with this fellow:
Stefan didn't really say anything I wasn't already aware of
But reinforcement is never a bad thing.
But I agree with this fellow:
Perhaps because people around here are already familiar with the facts. Great presentation anyway.
Stefan didn't really say anything I wasn't already aware of
But reinforcement is never a bad thing. September 28, 2013, 01:10:44 AM
it appears i may have been misinformed.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Weaknesses
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Scalability
it appears scalability is not such a concern as i thought. go bitcoin!
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Weaknesses
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Scalability
it appears scalability is not such a concern as i thought. go bitcoin!
September 28, 2013, 01:02:03 AM
idk if its really a mistake per say but he did fail to mention the very important drawback that bitcoin has right now, namely the scalability issue. Also he said transactions are free, which is true, but he failed to mention that they will not be free for long if we ever receive anything close to wide spread adoption.
what is the scalability issue?
finished video; did not know he was this big of an advocate
September 28, 2013, 12:58:34 AM
idk if its really a mistake per say but he did fail to mention the very important drawback that bitcoin has right now, namely the scalability issue. Also he said transactions are free, which is true, but he failed to mention that they will not be free for long if we ever receive anything close to wide spread adoption.
September 28, 2013, 12:05:49 AM
I'm investigating...
I've met Stefan. There will be repercussions if something in the video is wrong
Was he right when he said litecoin, feathercoin, terracoin, novacoin, namecoin had the highest market caps?
PPCoin isn't in there...
I've met Stefan. There will be repercussions if something in the video is wrong
Was he right when he said litecoin, feathercoin, terracoin, novacoin, namecoin had the highest market caps?
PPCoin isn't in there...
September 27, 2013, 09:19:28 PM
He has nearly 100,000 subscribers on his Youtube channel. Very nice, complete presentation.
yep it most likely will reach quite a few people. that's why im surprised at so little response from this form.
September 27, 2013, 07:21:26 PM
He has nearly 100,000 subscribers on his Youtube channel. Very nice, complete presentation.
September 27, 2013, 07:12:38 PM
Perhaps because people around here are already familiar with the facts. Great presentation anyway.
perhaps
September 27, 2013, 07:11:25 PM
Perhaps because people around here are already familiar with the facts. Great presentation anyway.
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