Topic: Best place to build the Bitcoin island in the international waters - page 9. (Read 16647 times)
April 20, 2014, 11:25:13 AM
Hardly any Bitcoiner would like to live in a place without modern infrastructure, and the free places where you can start micronation, rocks or very small islands have 0 infrastructure.
April 20, 2014, 11:12:39 AM
Well that isn't easy either. You've said that you would first try recruiting citizens, wouldn't that require extra training if they don't have the necessary skills? That would just add additional costs.
I hope that at least 0.3% of the Bitcoiners are policemen by profession. So... if we have 10,000 people moving to the island, we will be having at least 30 policemen. I was not talking about training newbies to become policemen.
I do think that actually building the island would be the hardest step and most expensive one.
Yes. The obstacles have to be solved in three phases.
1. Solving the legal obstacles
2. Solving the financial obstacles
3. Solving the technical obstacles
I can't decide which phase is harder for this kind of project.
April 20, 2014, 10:50:56 AM
Well that isn't easy either. You've said that you would first try recruiting citizens, wouldn't that require extra training if they don't have the necessary skills? That would just add additional costs.
I hope that at least 0.3% of the Bitcoiners are policemen by profession. So... if we have 10,000 people moving to the island, we will be having at least 30 policemen. I was not talking about training newbies to become policemen.
I do think that actually building the island would be the hardest step and most expensive one.
Yes. The obstacles have to be solved in three phases.
1. Solving the legal obstacles
2. Solving the financial obstacles
3. Solving the technical obstacles
April 20, 2014, 10:47:20 AM
I have already put him on my ignore list. 99% of his posts are just plain spam. I don't have time to go through all that. Let's continue the discussion. In the last post, I was talking about the police force and the military.
Well that isn't easy either. You've said that you would first try recruiting citizens, wouldn't that require extra training if they don't have the necessary skills? That would just add additional costs.I do think that actually building the island would be the hardest step and most expensive one.
April 20, 2014, 10:43:30 AM
Are you just posting randomly due to the signature?
Obviously there is no process yet, this is only being discussed. This project would be on a huge scale, if it ever happens.
Obviously there is no process yet, this is only being discussed. This project would be on a huge scale, if it ever happens.
I have already put him on my ignore list. 99% of his posts are just plain spam. I don't have time to go through all that. Let's continue the discussion. In the last post, I was talking about the police force and the military.
April 20, 2014, 10:35:28 AM
This is going to be? Sounds like a pretty big promise, how far in the process are you right now if I may ask? 
Are you just posting randomly due to the signature?Obviously there is no process yet, this is only being discussed. This project would be on a huge scale, if it ever happens.
April 20, 2014, 10:07:22 AM
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This 'project' is so loosely though of that I'm scared if this does happen. Not everybody can just pack up and go 'Hey, met some people online, International Waters.' There needs to be a stable council that comes up with ideas. Not just random people asking questions, and people answering them.
you have to understand this isn't even the alpha phase yet, we're just discussing how it should be done
there's plenty of time to finalize the project
You don't understand. This is going to be a COUNTRY. A living, thriving, country. Even discussions are supposed to be professional. This isn't some COMPANY, were people get together and discuss what's going on, in different phases.
I have a idea - Focus on one topic or such for ever month. Come back and polish the ideas afterwards.
April 20, 2014, 09:39:49 AM
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This 'project' is so loosely though of that I'm scared if this does happen. Not everybody can just pack up and go 'Hey, met some people online, International Waters.' There needs to be a stable council that comes up with ideas. Not just random people asking questions, and people answering them.
you have to understand this isn't even the alpha phase yet, we're just discussing how it should be done
there's plenty of time to finalize the project
You don't understand. This is going to be a COUNTRY. A living, thriving, country. Even discussions are supposed to be professional. This isn't some COMPANY, were people get together and discuss what's going on, in different phases.
I have a idea - Focus on one topic or such for ever month. Come back and polish the ideas afterwards.
April 20, 2014, 09:36:55 AM
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This 'project' is so loosely though of that I'm scared if this does happen. Not everybody can just pack up and go 'Hey, met some people online, International Waters.' There needs to be a stable council that comes up with ideas. Not just random people asking questions, and people answering them.
you have to understand this isn't even the alpha phase yet, we're just discussing how it should be done
there's plenty of time to finalize the project
April 20, 2014, 09:27:52 AM
I wonder if there'll be any communities that will rise up independantly and try use Bitcoin as a currency?
We can encourage migration of bitcoiners to deserted villages. I heard that there are some 3,000 depopulated villages in Spain. I think the number might be much higher for the USA. Once our population get to 1,000 or 2,000, we can ask for local elections and elect our own candidates. Local representatives have only limited power, but even they will be able to do a lot for the Bitcoin.
Note: The first priority however, remains building the Bitcoin island.
Because everybody can fly out to some island, and I'm guessing you haven't thought of this, without anybody searching it for diseases or game. Yes, many people will invest in this island without proper planning.
April 20, 2014, 09:23:24 AM
I wonder if there'll be any communities that will rise up independantly and try use Bitcoin as a currency?
We can encourage migration of bitcoiners to deserted villages. I heard that there are some 3,000 depopulated villages in Spain. I think the number might be much higher for the USA. Once our population get to 1,000 or 2,000, we can ask for local elections and elect our own candidates. Local representatives have only limited power, but even they will be able to do a lot for the Bitcoin.
Note: The first priority however, remains building the Bitcoin island.
April 20, 2014, 08:56:16 AM
This 'project' is so loosely though of that I'm scared if this does happen. Not everybody can just pack up and go 'Hey, met some people online, International Waters.' There needs to be a stable council that comes up with ideas. Not just random people asking questions, and people answering them.
This is a potential/country/micronation people! Not a Utopian city. You can't just say things like:
Yes.There will be a police force, to enforce the law and order, as well as an army to protect you from the outside invasion. But I want to assure you that the Police force will be 100% professional, and well mannered.
Every country says this. We need something to make us different, instead of the fact of just using Bitcoin. Plus, just letting EVERY cryptocurrency go to a micronation? Nuts or not? If people are already shaming Altcoins, this needs to be thought of properly.
This is a potential/country/micronation people! Not a Utopian city. You can't just say things like:
Does bitcoin island comes with bitcoin prison and bitcoin army?
Yes.There will be a police force, to enforce the law and order, as well as an army to protect you from the outside invasion. But I want to assure you that the Police force will be 100% professional, and well mannered.
Every country says this. We need something to make us different, instead of the fact of just using Bitcoin. Plus, just letting EVERY cryptocurrency go to a micronation? Nuts or not? If people are already shaming Altcoins, this needs to be thought of properly.
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April 20, 2014, 06:49:19 AM
I wonder if there'll be any communities that will rise up independantly and try use Bitcoin as a currency?
I'm sure we might get a libertarian commune somewhere eventually, but it'll be difficult to use exclusively without many more merchants or industries accepting it. A small country using Bitcoin or their own crypto would be a interesting experiment.
April 20, 2014, 06:38:25 AM
I wonder if there'll be any communities that will rise up independantly and try use Bitcoin as a currency?
April 20, 2014, 06:35:26 AM
Couldn't the islanders themselves be the guards? Would save some money to!
First we will try to recruit from among the citizens. And the salaries will be paid only in Bitcoins.
April 20, 2014, 06:27:09 AM
Does bitcoin island comes with bitcoin prison and bitcoin army?
Yes.There will be a police force, to enforce the law and order, as well as an army to protect you from the outside invasion. But I want to assure you that the Police force will be 100% professional, and well mannered.
I hope not, especially dank. bitcoin islanders is not train to do this. they would rather enjoy smoking weed.
April 20, 2014, 05:59:22 AM
Does bitcoin island comes with bitcoin prison and bitcoin army?
Yes.There will be a police force, to enforce the law and order, as well as an army to protect you from the outside invasion. But I want to assure you that the Police force will be 100% professional, and well mannered.
April 20, 2014, 05:12:13 AM
Does bitcoin island comes with bitcoin prison and bitcoin army?
Yes.There will be a police force, to enforce the law and order, as well as an army to protect you from the outside invasion. But I want to assure you that the Police force will be 100% professional, and well mannered.
April 20, 2014, 04:26:41 AM
Does bitcoin island comes with bitcoin prison and bitcoin army?
Yes.There will be a police force, to enforce the law and order, as well as an army to protect you from the outside invasion. But I want to assure you that the Police force will be 100% professional, and well mannered.
April 20, 2014, 04:10:47 AM
Does bitcoin island comes with bitcoin prison and bitcoin army?
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