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Topic: Do I really have to pay taxes on crypto investments? - page 5. (Read 2483 times)

newbie
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if bitcoin is adopted as the main payment system, this will mean that society is taking the path of self-government, the principle of decentralization is contrary to the formation of monopolies and concentration of financial capital in narrow circles, the state is slowly disappearing, and is dying off.

countries appeared before the advent of money; lowering the level of control over money does not cancel states. Bitcoin may just be a tool to improve the system.
it all depends on what we put in this concept, as you know, there is no generally accepted definition of a state.

a country, a government is the whole system of delegated control over the execution of a social contract. And such a system can malfunction if used improperly. the introduction of decentralized solutions like Bitcoin into it will do it good.
newbie
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if bitcoin is adopted as the main payment system, this will mean that society is taking the path of self-government, the principle of decentralization is contrary to the formation of monopolies and concentration of financial capital in narrow circles, the state is slowly disappearing, and is dying off.

countries appeared before the advent of money; lowering the level of control over money does not cancel states. Bitcoin may just be a tool to improve the system.
it all depends on what we put in this concept, as you know, there is no generally accepted definition of a state.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
if bitcoin is adopted as the main payment system, this will mean that society is taking the path of self-government, the principle of decentralization is contrary to the formation of monopolies and concentration of financial capital in narrow circles, the state is slowly disappearing, and is dying off.

countries appeared before the advent of money; lowering the level of control over money does not cancel states. Bitcoin may just be a tool to improve the system.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
if bitcoin is adopted as the main payment system, this will mean that society is taking the path of self-government, the principle of decentralization is contrary to the formation of monopolies and concentration of financial capital in narrow circles, the state is slowly disappearing, and is dying off.
newbie
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the implementation of AI solutions at the level of low errors is quite acceptable and may even be desirable if AI shows better results than a person in terms of the number of errors made, if statistically and morally it turns out to be better. A good example is cryptocurrencies, where Bitcoin fully meets such criteria, and many altcoins using the same technology are created as bubble and do not meet such criteria.
newbie
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Modern Bitcoin would hardly have appeared without blast furnaces, although then it was almost impossible to imagine. Therefore, refusal of control should not be allowed now, until the consequences are visible that may become obvious in the future.
newbie
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What is the advantage of bitcoin? It is a voluntary choice of each and every user individually. And so it should remain in the future. Because, choosing a vector of development, not only we define what will happen tomorrow, but also what will happen in 100 years.
newbie
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A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.

well, as long as the tool works correctly, there is no need to do anything with it, let it work.

Im just saying that a person decides whether to make changes.

To control the system as a whole, it is not necessary to control each specific part of the system. A person controls the entire Bitcoin as a whole, as a system, he also decided that inside this whole system works in a certain way, not allowing to intervene in individual procedures.
Well, what if you remove a person from Bitcoin? Theoretically, what will happen to this system if mining is fully automated, and improvements associated with an increase in transaction speed, for example, will not be required.

As for the option, when mining is fully automated, and the person is not needed for updates: at the current stage it is almost unbelievable, because the programs will still crash.

agree. And the more complicated the program is, the more their failures become systematic and go to the same statistical basis on which modern microprocessors work, when it becomes enough for the statistical number of elements to work, and not 100%. Accordingly, no matter how many bulky programs of any kind, errors are inevitable, you will have to modify them.
newbie
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A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.

well, as long as the tool works correctly, there is no need to do anything with it, let it work.

Im just saying that a person decides whether to make changes.

To control the system as a whole, it is not necessary to control each specific part of the system. A person controls the entire Bitcoin as a whole, as a system, he also decided that inside this whole system works in a certain way, not allowing to intervene in individual procedures.
Well, what if you remove a person from Bitcoin? Theoretically, what will happen to this system if mining is fully automated, and improvements associated with an increase in transaction speed, for example, will not be required.

As for the option, when mining is fully automated, and the person is not needed for updates: at the current stage it is almost unbelievable, because the programs will still crash.
newbie
Activity: 56
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A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.

well, as long as the tool works correctly, there is no need to do anything with it, let it work.

Im just saying that a person decides whether to make changes.

To control the system as a whole, it is not necessary to control each specific part of the system. A person controls the entire Bitcoin as a whole, as a system, he also decided that inside this whole system works in a certain way, not allowing to intervene in individual procedures.
Well, what if you remove a person from Bitcoin? Theoretically, what will happen to this system if mining is fully automated, and improvements associated with an increase in transaction speed, for example, will not be required.
newbie
Activity: 27
Merit: 0
A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.

well, as long as the tool works correctly, there is no need to do anything with it, let it work.

Im just saying that a person decides whether to make changes.

To control the system as a whole, it is not necessary to control each specific part of the system. A person controls the entire Bitcoin as a whole, as a system, he also decided that inside this whole system works in a certain way, not allowing to intervene in individual procedures.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.

well, as long as the tool works correctly, there is no need to do anything with it, let it work.

Im just saying that a person decides whether to make changes.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.

well, as long as the tool works correctly, there is no need to do anything with it, let it work.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
A great question to expand on. True, already said something like that, but I can once again reveal it. Both the blockchain in general and Bitcoin in particular at the current stage are completely controlled by a person. Updates and hard forks are an example of decentralized human control of the system, because by the decision of the majority the system can be replaced with any other one at all, and the blockchain can not oppose this, because it is just a banal tool for solving a specific problem.
newbie
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I have a question: where is the presence of a person in the blockchain and bitcoin? Smiley
newbie
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I understand that we are close to the introduction of systems based on Bitcoin and other blockchains to the dominance of machines, but it is important to understand where to go anyway, and I do not want to go to the dominance of machines. I would prefer to see representatives of my kind as continuers of our civilization.

we return to Murphy’s law: in the absence of concepts of ethics and using only concepts of efficiency, a situation is possible where, in an unforeseen way, machine logic is not considering a person to be a person and in the most effective way to achieve basic goals destroys him quickly and without alternative. No matter how small this probability is, it exists, and therefore it is unacceptable to contribute to a situation in which it can be implemented. Therefore, you can use Bitcoin as a tool, but you can not make a person a tool for an uncontrolled Bitcoin. You look at today's little bitcoin, I look at the possibility of developing AI as a whole in any foreseeable or boundless perspective.

faultlessness and rejection of Murphy's law implies rejection of probability theory. As soon as it is convincingly substantiated that it can be somehow managed, other options can be discussed, but for now, I hope it’s impossible to hope that something doesn’t happen when we talk about critical things. When designing for objects that can be life-threatening for many people, reliability is calculated from events with a probability of occurrence greater than or commensurate with the entire documented human history. And still, disasters at such facilities occur. Man has not created anything perfect yet, AI created by man will not be an exception either.
newbie
Activity: 27
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I understand that we are close to the introduction of systems based on Bitcoin and other blockchains to the dominance of machines, but it is important to understand where to go anyway, and I do not want to go to the dominance of machines. I would prefer to see representatives of my kind as continuers of our civilization.

we return to Murphy’s law: in the absence of concepts of ethics and using only concepts of efficiency, a situation is possible where, in an unforeseen way, machine logic is not considering a person to be a person and in the most effective way to achieve basic goals destroys him quickly and without alternative. No matter how small this probability is, it exists, and therefore it is unacceptable to contribute to a situation in which it can be implemented. Therefore, you can use Bitcoin as a tool, but you can not make a person a tool for an uncontrolled Bitcoin. You look at today's little bitcoin, I look at the possibility of developing AI as a whole in any foreseeable or boundless perspective.
newbie
Activity: 21
Merit: 0
I understand that we are close to the introduction of systems based on Bitcoin and other blockchains to the dominance of machines, but it is important to understand where to go anyway, and I do not want to go to the dominance of machines. I would prefer to see representatives of my kind as continuers of our civilization.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
centralized control is where someone sits there and follows all your transactions and tax reports?


This is not necessary at all. A blockchain with an embedded data processing formula is quite capable of coping with this task. The control here is not over individual elements, but over the system as a whole, so that it does not fail.
newbie
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centralized control is where someone sits there and follows all your transactions and tax reports?

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