Topic: Bitcoin Town: Let's Make the Future Come to us - page 21. (Read 54563 times)

Oh, awesome, Facebook likes. We all know how Facebook likes change the world.

I'm not dank.

Dank believes music and holding hands will change the world.

I never asked for any money. I would have MADE you be cautious.

I have never said I was 'out of this' I'm just going to be more cautious of giving you my money. I like the idea of having a BitCoin Town just as much as you do. I'm not 'out' of this at all. I would actually like to get back on the topic of land, too. (By stoner I mean somebody addicted to drugs.) I don't care if you're Dank, I'll still think you're a cool guy. And plus, I want the town just as much as you do.

And there will be more than 200 residence. As said before, people can sell and rent their land.

I'm glad that 2 guys that aren't even paying attention seem to be able to act like they know so much about what has been said.

LOL.

You're out because I'm a stoner?

Just so everyone knows, this is day two of public discussion on this. If you don't like stoners, that's your deal. This is still happening.

Everything you say is an assumption and everything you say is wrong.

If you REALLY want to know the cognitive process of all of this, it started as an idea to start a philosophical nation, then turned into working to change the government of McKinney Texas, then turned into Bitcoin town, THEN turned into a restaurant, church ect. Because those things are simply NECISSARY.

And I say WE because there is already a group. We have 200 members on Facebook supporting us, and they are from all over the country.

I already plan on buying land in Colorado and trying to work to get people elected in McKinney Texas from our town

Still offering that 1:5

 Thanks. If you guys wouldn't have told me, I would've actually given a stoner 10K.

Predition:

If FinShaggy does not instead to move onto is next project after Bitcoin town, which came after Bitcoin church, which came after Bitcoin reality show, which came after Bitcoin restaurant, which came after Devcoin talking animals project while putting together the Bitcoin island project before the Bitcoin space project and the Bitcoin nation on another planet project...FinShaggy will take a weekend trip down to New Mexico and take some pictures of some empty property. He will speak in terms of "we" a lot, even though it is just him and his bong.

He will try and try to get that first person to fork over their $10k, but the suckers that do not see this for what it is do not have the money and those that do have money would never trust someone like FinShaggy with their real estate investment. He will come to the great realization that if you do not have the money you can just give him what you can and work off the rest when you get there. This money will fund his next project which will tie directly into the Bitcoin town, really. More than likely a new strain of Bitcoin weed that the Bitcoin town will grow. Of course, much testing needs to be done first.

I was part of a much more popular project in New Hampshire where we had over 50 people willing to put $10k toward about 10 acres each. We had someone on the ground spending countless weekends checking locations for us, working on all of the legal requirements, formed a corporation, worked with lawyers, his dad did large real estate investments for a living and he was being trained to do the same, having just graduated starting his career. We had narrowed it down to 2 or 3 properties when the call for us to start following through with our pledges, all of the legal paperwork was faxed out to those that were willing to invest, everything was handled transparently, a treasury report was provided, some money was spent on the formation of the corporation and other legal documents that were also viewable by anyone.

Unfortunately, those 50 loud voices demanding various things and talking about their big plans turned out to be all talk. Only 3 of us (including the guy putting in all of the legwork) put up our $10k. After a few months of nobody else putting up anything he posed an option to the two of us for another investment or just return the money. I requested my money back and the other guy opted for the investment. A few hundred bucks was trimmed off for all of the legal stuff that was paid for which I agreed to and we all moved on.

All of this and there were not even grandiose promises of free stuff for everyone. Everyone was free to do what they want and if a few people wanted to come together for other projects it was up to them.

You will find that people online are all talk. And when it comes time to put up the money, they do not have it.

How many people posting in this thread that support this idea even have an extra $10k to invest? $10k that could be used to put a downpayment on an actual house that you could actually live in instead of $10k for an empty lot that you will be living in a tent on (forgetting the whole idea of having a job to buy food, pay for phone, Internet, car insurance, gas, saving up to actually build a home, etc.). Banks do not give out loans for land btw.

I had no idea of what he was talking about inside his videos. I've only seen one or two. Thanks for telling me. I always wondered why he looked kind of high in his videos. I'll still stick around the thread (Probably), and see where is goes. But instead I might actually try and make a town. Thanks franky1 for the heads up. Sorry I doubted you.

i have read it, i have watched the videos and seen his facebook, including his message history back till april.

the uptopian society he envisioned was that no one will be doing menial labour roles where it was mentioned in his videos that robots will do tasks such as cleaning and machine work...

building a house is not what a business man or a coder have in mind, nor is it the role of a doctor or vet who wish to look after the town. so this is why i highlighted it and will say it once again..

out of the 200 utopian residents that are creative minds. and the essential "services" residents such as lawyers, police, judges, teachers, doctors vets, firemen, mechanics, electricians.. where are the construction workers going to live...

like i said you need more then 200 residents to make a functional town.

and acs a utopian town is just that utopia.. if you want something already in the works that already has houses, shops, city halls, etc and all that is left over is to lobby government to free it from the laws that finshaggy thinks can be ignored just by training a few town sherrifs to be ignorant of certain state crimes..

then look at the new hampshire project. finshaggy just want your money for his commune to expand his weed growing farm. all the signs are there, he has slipped up many many times. he does not care about infrastructure or basic essentials.. he prefers to sell you into the idea of just needing to pick out the wall colours of the house you want. and not tell you that he has no clue about permits and utility company planning requests.

Everyone can join FinShaggy in his town by heading here: tor://silkroad.com

I was currently thinking about buying a lot of barebone computer systems, and mining with them after we get the hardware in them, and also the mining hardware. (Thinking about like a 10-20?)

I was also planning to tell Fin that we should mine for AltCoins, also.

(Wow. My Post-count is at 69..  )

I'm dreaming of 'the mining house'

Make sure that you have at least one big-enough miner as part of your community. This will ensure that there are always plenty of bitcoins in circulation among the dwellers. You know, those transaction fees are really nothing more but a way for the system to self-recycle the bitcoins that were previously seeded into the bitcoin economy.

Bitopia does sound good, and it's easy to remember.  But right now Fin is offline, so we can't vote. D:

Can we call it bitopia? Please? 

If you're on the U.K you're most likely going to take a plane, right? I recommend you come to America a sometime before we start buying land so you can adapt. You have the same chance as everybody else has.