Topic: Bitcoin is a Permissionless, Decentralized Firearm - page 2. (Read 213 times)
I think that bitcoin is such a thing that will relieve us from the affection of government and politics so it's more like rebellious system which will give a freedom of finances to those who will use it.
Bitcoin is a Permissionless, Decentralized Firearm: Cody Wilson is Satoshi Nakamoto
The path to a cryptocurrency revolution might just run through a sleepy Austin, Texas industrial park, home to offices of Cody Wilson and his company, Defense Distributed in the United States. Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange. If the world’s most powerful government succeeds in preventing Mr. Wilson from engaging in basic speech, hold on to your electronic wallet because it could be next.
It seems to me you like action films and movies with murder, if you compare bitcoin ))) made me Laugh. Bitcoin is really an interesting coin, it is a pioneer, everyone is guided by it. That's me, besides all the other advantages. Blockchain is Windows for bitcoin, and they have a future. The path to a cryptocurrency revolution might just run through a sleepy Austin, Texas industrial park, home to offices of Cody Wilson and his company, Defense Distributed in the United States. Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange. If the world’s most powerful government succeeds in preventing Mr. Wilson from engaging in basic speech, hold on to your electronic wallet because it could be next.
Bitcoin is a Permissionless, Decentralized Firearm: Cody Wilson is Satoshi Nakamoto
The path to a cryptocurrency revolution might just run through a sleepy Austin, Texas industrial park, home to offices of Cody Wilson and his company, Defense Distributed in the United States. Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange. If the world’s most powerful government succeeds in preventing Mr. Wilson from engaging in basic speech, hold on to your electronic wallet because it could be next.
The path to a cryptocurrency revolution might just run through a sleepy Austin, Texas industrial park, home to offices of Cody Wilson and his company, Defense Distributed in the United States. Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange. If the world’s most powerful government succeeds in preventing Mr. Wilson from engaging in basic speech, hold on to your electronic wallet because it could be next.
Excuse me? You're drawing comparisons between someone who would essentially enable everyone in the world to print weapons that could kill their fellow men, and someone else who created a system of exchange so people can send money from one another without having to pay a middleman? There's no relevance here.
Sure, they're both permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant. But the ends to the means is more important. The purpose of bitcoin is not violent. It is strictly to exchange money. The purpose of printing your own firearms is violent. Even if it is for "self-defense".
Without joining words with you,your statement above can best be described as nothing but a political vendetta, and its quite unfortunate that here is not a platform for politics but a driving force for a technology that will change the world to a better heaven
Bitcoin definitely have a lot of utilization of it just like fiat currencies can be used for smuggling and charity for the same time. It's us to decide which one we should promote or try to show the next generation so that they can learn from it.
Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange.
How do you arrive at Bitcoin being a firearm from the fact that a website want to allow users access to 3D printable firearms. This does not follow, bitcoin is clearly not a firearm.
I don't like politics into bitcoin, it doesnt combine for me.
To mix it with guns/violence/war its another level
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Bitcoin is permissionless, it is decentralized, lets focus on that, on technology not ideology.
Yes, we have to focus on the fact that bitcoin is permissionless and decentralized but we can't also ignore what the OP said. I was also surprised when I read the article and no one know if Cody Rutledge Wilson or Cody Miller was actually Satoshi or not. However, I believe the author of the article study the habit of Cody with what was said about Satoshi in the pass before he make his conclusion cause the author work for Roger Ver and Cody and Ver almost have the past.To mix it with guns/violence/war its another level
.Bitcoin is permissionless, it is decentralized, lets focus on that, on technology not ideology.
Mind you, Ver, Gavin and Cody both run for an election. Therefore, Ver and Gavin know who Satoshi really is and there's possibility that what the author said was truth.
Bitcoin is a Permissionless, Decentralized Firearm: Cody Wilson is Satoshi Nakamoto
The path to a cryptocurrency revolution might just run through a sleepy Austin, Texas industrial park, home to offices of Cody Wilson and his company, Defense Distributed in the United States. Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange. If the world’s most powerful government succeeds in preventing Mr. Wilson from engaging in basic speech, hold on to your electronic wallet because it could be next.
The path to a cryptocurrency revolution might just run through a sleepy Austin, Texas industrial park, home to offices of Cody Wilson and his company, Defense Distributed in the United States. Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange. If the world’s most powerful government succeeds in preventing Mr. Wilson from engaging in basic speech, hold on to your electronic wallet because it could be next.
I categorically disagree with you - in order to even think that bitcoin is a "weapon" in any version, you need a lot more distribution of bitcoin in the world, to talk about some kind of conspiracy theory - it is necessary that many people are interested in Bitcoin, and not as at the moment.
Whenever a technology like Bitcoin or blockchain get related to politics it is bound to get a dirty reputation out of it. Whatever is happening with Cody Wilson and US government should not hamper the current market of Bitcoin or it's mass adoption. There will be people who will try to tarnish the reputation of BTC in every single step but we should be the one to promote it with a better image.
The potential for e-commerce development: There are now a lot of businesses, companies, shops, allowing the use of bitcoin to pay bills that make the bitcoin market more and more hot.
I don't like politics into bitcoin, it doesnt combine for me.
To mix it with guns/violence/war its another level.
Bitcoin is permissionless, it is decentralized, lets focus on that, on technology not ideology.
To mix it with guns/violence/war its another level
.Bitcoin is permissionless, it is decentralized, lets focus on that, on technology not ideology.
Bitcoin is a Permissionless, Decentralized Firearm: Cody Wilson is Satoshi Nakamoto
The path to a cryptocurrency revolution might just run through a sleepy Austin, Texas industrial park, home to offices of Cody Wilson and his company, Defense Distributed in the United States. Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange. If the world’s most powerful government succeeds in preventing Mr. Wilson from engaging in basic speech, hold on to your electronic wallet because it could be next.
The path to a cryptocurrency revolution might just run through a sleepy Austin, Texas industrial park, home to offices of Cody Wilson and his company, Defense Distributed in the United States. Parallels exist between downloadable files from a website, allowing users access to 3D printable firearms, and a permissionless, decentralized, censorship-resistant medium of exchange. If the world’s most powerful government succeeds in preventing Mr. Wilson from engaging in basic speech, hold on to your electronic wallet because it could be next.
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