Topic: rpietila Wall Observer - the Quality TA Thread ;) - page 18. (Read 907246 times)

Note open source doesn't magically guarantee anything. Vtrash (aka Vanillacoin) is open source also.

In fact I just shamelessly did it myself   

While compensating the owners of the game with a free spinoff of about 9% of the shares of the new project to keep good relations. (Stock was free for me but is valuable to the recipients.)

Meanwhile, he is far removed from such things, and literally could not care less about the price of any dying dinosaurs, no matter if labeled USD, EUR or BTC, unless the magnitude of the change is significant from a global standpoint.

Also, LJ said what the murals were about

The definition of 'compartmentalization' which applies in the context I employed, may help you understand.

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rpietila (Your Majesty King Crichton)

Some months ago I took a short stroll through bits & pieces of Crypto Kingdom, but it did not look like my cup of tea.  An interesting idea, but I guess I am too old.

Yet, you seem to be up to interesting things.  Saving Europe is a big task, even if you are doing so from a relatively free country and even from a castle.  Bravo.

Do keep us (you too iamnotback) informed of efforts and ideas re FREEDOM, a topic of much interest to me.  iamnotback once mentioned Pitcairn Island (very low population).

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Just for my curiosity (and likely for many others), is there a Summary available of what you are thinking or what you want to do?  If you are inviting smart activists to your place to make important changes, please let us know.  (I don't want to know any confidential/secret matters).


Note that I have no relevant skills, don't like cold weather and my wife wouldn't let me go there anyway...  So you do not have to worry about me trying to breach your gates...  





Count Wannabe Bearing Linchpin of the Neoptropics

The artist himself said things that undermine your argument (duh).

“In Peace and Harmony With Nature.”
“A Child Dreams of Peace”

What are these funny titles you guys have and where do I get one?

Sincerely, Archpope Eris Discordia, keeper of the sacred Chao, deliverer of fnords.

I am sorry but the inkblot is you not understanding that it is not decentralized in a technologically (and thus economically) useful way w.r.t. what technologically would drive a gaming ecosystem (on the diversity scale that is relevant to Bitcoin's scale), because it implausible for rpietila to understand the technological issues involved with doing so (because it is not his area of expertise, experience, and interests ... he is smart enough).

I don't need to study the game to know it is the case.

Please you wasted my time in the Steemit thread. And you are wasting precious time here with your inkblots. I have work to do. Don't you.


I never disagreed with that. But that doesn't mean there aren't some artists who would love to express a certain theme that just happens to coincide with the aims of someone who wants to fund it. Did you really think I thought Rothschild called up the artist and said, "paint the Economic Collapse Armageddon"? Obviously it was compartmentalization.

That particular artist had been painting those themes well before the Denver airport, which is probably why he was chosen. Duh.

That is not a logically valid retort against my claim that it is a ("fuck you", "nothing you can do about it", "enshrining our superiority", "subconscious demoralization", etc) message from the global elite.

There is no way you are able to put those sort of shocking images EXCLUSIVELY (no variety of themes) on a massive public works project with a transparent democratic process. And it is exceedingly unlikely it is random. Someone decided.

The inkblots are all yours because you are conflating orthogonal concerns.

As soon as you say "I believe I don't need to understand the game," and then spout off about a top-down design (when the game is in fact more of a decentralized design), shows that step one of your argument is flawed.

As for you repeated ink blot assessment of the art of the Denver Airport, you can go back to Michelangelo's giving the Pope the finger and a few other gems in his Sistine Chapel to show that no amount of spending, cajoling, or life threatening, can keep an artist from putting his or her own spin into a work

I believe I don't need to understand the game to know that one person top-down managing an ecosystem does not scale and that economically subsumes your value of it as art. I understand that game ecosystems are more about the technological and economic platform, than about the insight held by the creator of the platform into the non-technical aspect of the design of games.

I also know that the art at Denver airport was financed by globalist sympathizers and thus reflects their vision of the future. Your value of the art aspect is orthogonal to my point. There is premeditated theme of the art, because you don't allow some random shit at a major infrastructure project and then randomly have it all adhere to a single diabolical theme. And in terms of understanding global economic politics and our collective future, my analysis of that subsumes your value of it as art. I might even appreciate the creativity of the art, but that is rather small value in comparison.

And I don't time to waste arguing with you.

My point is you don't even understand the game enough to comment on it.

You debated me on Steem and I was proven correct. Are you going to try to debate me again on technology ecosystems?

One game to fit them all is not the game plan. I think you miss that the game's market is the linchpin for success and it can be adapted to many styles and designs--even many coins.

Your third point about BTC's scale is non-statement--sure it could be this or that, but what is it, that's the important question. I've done my homework, but I guess you'll catch up when someone pokes the right button.

So you are saying that when Monero releases a GUI then Crypto Kingdom will become a game for the masses  

As if one game fits all would ever be true.  

It can be a work-of-art and still be not relevant on the scale of Bitcoin, which was my point.

The game is a work of art, monero hasn't even released a GUI and you are continuing in a long line of failure pronouncements

I clicked this thread because I wanted to see what rpietila might be commenting about the recent news that impacted the Bitcoin price. Then I see something about someone being drugged and murder threatened... so then I thought maybe this thread is some stupid TV drama which I don't have time to waste on...

rpietila, I don't have time to wander into reading about what is going on in Europe such as corrupt Finnish officials. Who cares! I don't know why you are wasting your time in the morass. The future is Asia. Why have you not gone East to a dynamic environment instead walling yourself into a castle in the dying Europe.

At least I have an excuse for my delirium because I am suffering liver disease due to some yet unknown destruction of my digestive system by a perforated ulcer. I have a valid excuse for sometimes not thinking clearly and being out-of-touch with reality.

But it seems to me you are doing it on purpose to yourself? I know you are a very smart man, but it seems you seek out and attract the flies and problems around yourself. You had that one success with the silver they impounded (with some thanks to me for suggesting you sell the impounded silver!) and now seem to relish the role of the victim in a dysfunctional collapsing Europe. I would much rather be the productive person in the dynamic economy.

FWIW, I see no point in building more problems around myself. I have enough already.

The solutions going forward are not fighting that which is broken, but routing around them entirely as the broken systems  implode. You were given talents (capital) and the opportunity to fund or speculate in great technical work (or results if you prefer), and instead you bought a castle (which you know I pleaded with you not to do) and creating what seem to me to be delusional tangents which aren't aligned with the fundamental decentralization concept of what made Bitcoin a phenomenon. The Parable of the Talents implores you to not bury your talents in the ground. I have no idea if you've been successfully speculating with your crypto-currency, or throwing it down rat holes.

I predict you will become irrelevant (on the scale of Bitcoin) if you continue this direction of actively seeking failure. You might be relevant on some scale within Europe's morass, if that is what you prefer.

You know I tried to allude to this in a private message recently. So it isn't like I am wanting to attack you in public. I consider you my friend (or at least a business acquaintance) from before and I don't see the rationality in what you've been doing ever since you got wealthy on Bitcoin. First you created a massive bubble in XMR advising all the n00bs to buy hand and fist. That was after your laptop was hacked because you left it at the pool. And then apparently committed to a mental institution. And then some Crypto Kingdom game which afaik is entirely irrelevant on any scale of significance to humanity. And now I am reading all this strange stuff. There was that cryptography forum you created with this circle of circle jerking backslappers that seem to whorship you, which I got banned from because I tried to tell them frankly. Etc...

Matthew 7 applies and I am confident someone could write disparaging details about my life also. Just out-of-concern for you, I try to slap you and wake you up from what seems to me to be delusion.

If you could have slapped me in July 2012 and convinced me to not lose $75,000 on some stupid speculation following a newsletter writer, then my health problem would probably have been fixed years ago. Sometimes that is what friends are for.