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Quote from: Interized on October 29, 2014, 11:46:23 PM

Blah blah blah are you done yet? We get it, heard you, want a trophy?

So this is the extent of your knowledge? You can precisely predict what will cause Bitcoin's final demise but you can't provide us with an alternative?

Maybe you can learn something from the other people posting and stop the raging.

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Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 11:38:16 PM

I say we start trusting those who have a reputation of doing what they say. I am willing to trust you a lot more than KNC, but trust is liquid and changes with circumstance. That is why we need a decentralized reputation keeper. I will run a node at a cost to me. Will you?

The thing about trust is that you can build it until you've reached your goal. See pirateat40. He did what he said until he didn't. History is littered with examples. I just chose one that might hit closer to home for some here.

The thing about trust is that trade requires it. There is no such thing as trust less transactions. It is all a matter of who to trust. Right now bitcoiners trust who ever has the best mining hardware.. That system sucks dick. I am saying why not trust the individuals with the greatest trustworthiness instead, but that is against holliday's religion

Government issued mining hardware, everyone must own one and get it replaced every year or as needed?

Tax is the power it uses.

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Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 11:38:16 PM

I say we start trusting those who have a reputation of doing what they say. I am willing to trust you a lot more than KNC, but trust is liquid and changes with circumstance. That is why we need a decentralized reputation keeper. I will run a node at a cost to me. Will you?

The thing about trust is that you can build it until you've reached your goal. See pirateat40. He did what he said until he didn't. History is littered with examples. I just chose one that might hit closer to home for some here.

The thing about trust is that trade requires it. There is no such thing as trust less transactions. It is all a matter of who to trust. Right now bitcoiners trust who ever has the best mining hardware.. That system sucks dick. I am saying why not trust the individuals with the greatest trustworthiness instead, but that is against holliday's religion

You can have a decentralized trust system like Silk Road, but only desperate drug addicts would trust it.

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Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 11:38:16 PM

I say we start trusting those who have a reputation of doing what they say. I am willing to trust you a lot more than KNC, but trust is liquid and changes with circumstance. That is why we need a decentralized reputation keeper. I will run a node at a cost to me. Will you?

The thing about trust is that you can build it until you've reached your goal. See pirateat40. He did what he said until he didn't. History is littered with examples. I just chose one that might hit closer to home for some here.

The thing about trust is that trade requires it. There is no such thing as trust less transactions. It is all a matter of who to trust. Right now bitcoiners trust who ever has the best mining hardware.. That system sucks dick. I am saying why not trust the individuals with the greatest trustworthiness instead, but that is against holliday's religion

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Quote from: Interized on October 29, 2014, 11:26:35 PM

Why don't you just stop visiting this forum with such a negative attitude? Just stop responding is the first step.

I'm not the one with the negative attitude. I'm not the one predicting the death and destruction of everything Bitcoin! I think things are progressing as well as one could expect for a disruptive tech like Bitcoin.

This is a place to talk about Bitcoin, not rage at someone talking about a possible realistic future.

Bye.

You've brought nothing new to the conversation (which is about 4 years old now).

I'm just pointing out that fact. I'm trying to figure out why you think you've come across some revelation about the future when all you've done is regurgitate the ramblings of a previous dead horse beater.

You just complain without offering any alternative.

You too.

Bai. Roll Eyes

No, I've offered you an alternative. Build the system you think competes with Bitcoin and give it to the world! That's much better than rehashing 4 year old topics and acting like it's some urgent thing.

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Blah blah blah are you done yet? We get it, heard you, want a trophy?

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Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:42:32 PM

We have not had a currency that was issued into existence for one and we have not had a digital coin with a standard.

Who would issue and standardize a digital coin?

Trusted entities. I would be willing to issue currency denominated in a objective standard like a ratio to the rogers commodity basket index and redeemable in objective value like USD or gold or used boat parts, and I would be willing to secure a node of a blockchain for free.

Who is trusted? Howabout Obama? He was the most popularly elected president in world history. He even has a Nobel Peace Prize!

I say we start trusting those who have a reputation of doing what they say. I am willing to trust you a lot more than KNC, but trust is liquid and changes with circumstance. That is why we need a decentralized reputation keeper. I will run a node at a cost to me. Will you?

Isn't that called a FICO score?

Yeah but that is centralized.

So what you are asking for is trustless trust. No?

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Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 11:40:59 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 11:38:16 PM

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Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:57:10 PM

Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 10:45:46 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:42:32 PM

We have not had a currency that was issued into existence for one and we have not had a digital coin with a standard.

Who would issue and standardize a digital coin?

Trusted entities. I would be willing to issue currency denominated in a objective standard like a ratio to the rogers commodity basket index and redeemable in objective value like USD or gold or used boat parts, and I would be willing to secure a node of a blockchain for free.

Who is trusted? Howabout Obama? He was the most popularly elected president in world history. He even has a Nobel Peace Prize!

I say we start trusting those who have a reputation of doing what they say. I am willing to trust you a lot more than KNC, but trust is liquid and changes with circumstance. That is why we need a decentralized reputation keeper. I will run a node at a cost to me. Will you?

Isn't that called a FICO score?

Yeah but that is centralized.

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Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 11:40:59 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 11:38:16 PM

Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 11:28:08 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:57:10 PM

Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 10:45:46 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:42:32 PM

We have not had a currency that was issued into existence for one and we have not had a digital coin with a standard.

Who would issue and standardize a digital coin?

Trusted entities. I would be willing to issue currency denominated in a objective standard like a ratio to the rogers commodity basket index and redeemable in objective value like USD or gold or used boat parts, and I would be willing to secure a node of a blockchain for free.

Who is trusted? Howabout Obama? He was the most popularly elected president in world history. He even has a Nobel Peace Prize!

I say we start trusting those who have a reputation of doing what they say. I am willing to trust you a lot more than KNC, but trust is liquid and changes with circumstance. That is why we need a decentralized reputation keeper. I will run a node at a cost to me. Will you?

Isn't that called a FICO score?

Very similar but decentralized.

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Quote from: Interized on October 29, 2014, 11:26:35 PM

Why don't you just stop visiting this forum with such a negative attitude? Just stop responding is the first step.

I'm not the one with the negative attitude. I'm not the one predicting the death and destruction of everything Bitcoin! I think things are progressing as well as one could expect for a disruptive tech like Bitcoin.

This is a place to talk about Bitcoin, not rage at someone talking about a possible realistic future.

Bye.

You've brought nothing new to the conversation (which is about 4 years old now).

I'm just pointing out that fact. I'm trying to figure out why you think you've come across some revelation about the future when all you've done is regurgitate the ramblings of a previous dead horse beater.

You just complain without offering any alternative.

You too.

Bai. Roll Eyes

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Let's talk governance, lipstick, and pigs.

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 11:38:16 PM

Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 11:28:08 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:57:10 PM

Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 10:45:46 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:42:32 PM

We have not had a currency that was issued into existence for one and we have not had a digital coin with a standard.

Who would issue and standardize a digital coin?

Trusted entities. I would be willing to issue currency denominated in a objective standard like a ratio to the rogers commodity basket index and redeemable in objective value like USD or gold or used boat parts, and I would be willing to secure a node of a blockchain for free.

Who is trusted? Howabout Obama? He was the most popularly elected president in world history. He even has a Nobel Peace Prize!

I say we start trusting those who have a reputation of doing what they say. I am willing to trust you a lot more than KNC, but trust is liquid and changes with circumstance. That is why we need a decentralized reputation keeper. I will run a node at a cost to me. Will you?

Isn't that called a FICO score?

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Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:57:10 PM

Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 10:45:46 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:42:32 PM

We have not had a currency that was issued into existence for one and we have not had a digital coin with a standard.

Who would issue and standardize a digital coin?

Trusted entities. I would be willing to issue currency denominated in a objective standard like a ratio to the rogers commodity basket index and redeemable in objective value like USD or gold or used boat parts, and I would be willing to secure a node of a blockchain for free.

Who is trusted? Howabout Obama? He was the most popularly elected president in world history. He even has a Nobel Peace Prize!

I say we start trusting those who have a reputation of doing what they say. I am willing to trust you a lot more than KNC, but trust is liquid and changes with circumstance. That is why we need a decentralized reputation keeper. I will run a node at a cost to me. Will you?

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Quote from: Interized on October 29, 2014, 11:26:35 PM

Why don't you just stop visiting this forum with such a negative attitude? Just stop responding is the first step.

I'm not the one with the negative attitude. I'm not the one predicting the death and destruction of everything Bitcoin! I think things are progressing as well as one could expect for a disruptive tech like Bitcoin.

This is a place to talk about Bitcoin, not rage at someone talking about a possible realistic future.

Bye.

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Let's talk governance, lipstick, and pigs.

Quote from: Interized on October 29, 2014, 11:26:35 PM

Why don't you just stop visiting this forum with such a negative attitude? Just stop responding is the first step.

It's not a negative attitude, it's called well-deserved mocking.

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Sooo.. WTF do I need to use so I can get this stench of CIA/NSA/oBomBa crypto fiat off of my pc ?! Shocked

Quote from: TheTribesman on October 29, 2014, 11:06:10 PM

What would be interesting is a method of mining that uses the internet itself. E.g. a mining widget that can be left running in the background of an offline website (I'm not talking about renting hashpower - that's still got mining hardware behind it). That way our homes are left in peace! The only sad reality though is that the big players will just install massive webserver farms (and so the status quo will return).

Unfortunately the libertarian dream of decentralization is clashing with the reality of damn dirty capitalism. I don't think there's any escaping the big players. Just pray that the big players don't eventually become the crypto version of money-lenders. Then it'd be a scenario of multiple federal reserves probably colluding with each other for the financial interest of shareholders (again!).

Then we'd truly have a dystopian society. Worst of all, we'd all have to shut up about it because we willed it into existence with our hubristic promises of a brave new financial world.

History repeating itself is FUN ! wwwWWWWWEEEEEEEEEE ! Tongue

Century of Enslavement: The History of The Federal Reserve --> http://youtu.be/5IJeemTQ7Vk?list=UU7TvL4GlQyMBLlUsTrN_C4Q

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Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 10:45:46 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:42:32 PM

We have not had a currency that was issued into existence for one and we have not had a digital coin with a standard.

Who would issue and standardize a digital coin?

Trusted entities. I would be willing to issue currency denominated in a objective standard like a ratio to the rogers commodity basket index and redeemable in objective value like USD or gold or used boat parts, and I would be willing to secure a node of a blockchain for free.

Who is trusted? Howabout Obama? He was the most popularly elected president in world history. He even has a Nobel Peace Prize!

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Quote from: Interized on October 29, 2014, 11:19:28 PM

Insane for predicting the end of a tiny project?

This isn't the end of the world we are talking about, just Bitcoin.

Relax, you sound like you are in a cult.

No, insane for starting the 500th thread about the same damn topic. There was a huge mining-is-the-death-of-Bitcoin thread just a week ago. Search before you post.

I've been hearing about the end of Bitcoin since I first got involved a few years ago. If anyone is acting cultish, it's the people constantly predicting the end of Bitcoin.

If it ends, so be it. I'm ready and willing to accept that fate.

What I don't understand is the tenacity of those who feel the need to convince people like me (who has done his homework) that Bitcoin is on the verge of sudden death. If you think it's over, move on to something better.

Why don't you just stop visiting this forum with such a negative attitude? Just stop responding is the first step.

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If you have some grand idea about what is better than Bitcoin, then fucking build it and let it compete.

I'm starting to think some of you people are insane.

Maybe I'm the insane one for responding to the endless stream of shit spewed forth on this forum.

Insane for predicting the end of a tiny project?

This isn't the end of the world we are talking about, just Bitcoin.

Relax, you sound like you are in a cult.

He is. Bitcoin zealot, dont waste your time.

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If you have some grand idea about what is better than Bitcoin, then fucking build it and let it compete.

I'm starting to think some of you people are insane.

Maybe I'm the insane one for responding to the endless stream of shit spewed forth on this forum.

Insane for predicting the end of a tiny project?

This isn't the end of the world we are talking about, just Bitcoin.

Relax, you sound like you are in a cult.

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What would be interesting is a method of mining that uses the internet itself. E.g. a mining widget that can be left running in the background of an offline website (I'm not talking about renting hashpower - that's still got mining hardware behind it). That way our homes are left in peace! The only sad reality though is that the big players will just install massive webserver farms (and so the status quo will return).

Unfortunately the libertarian dream of decentralization is clashing with the reality of damn dirty capitalism. I don't think there's any escaping the big players. Just pray that the big players don't eventually become the crypto version of money-lenders. Then it'd be a scenario of multiple federal reserves probably colluding with each other for the financial interest of shareholders (again!).

Then we'd truly have a dystopian society. Worst of all, we'd all have to shut up about it because we willed it into existence with our hubristic promises of a brave new financial world.

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Quote from: cbeast on October 29, 2014, 10:45:46 PM

Quote from: sublime5447 on October 29, 2014, 10:42:32 PM

We have not had a currency that was issued into existence for one and we have not had a digital coin with a standard.

Who would issue and standardize a digital coin?

Trusted entities. I would be willing to issue currency denominated in a objective standard like a ratio to the rogers commodity basket index and redeemable in objective value like USD or gold or used boat parts, and I would be willing to secure a node of a blockchain for free.

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