why? whY/ tell them that it's human nature
Topic: What Bitcoin Has Taught Us About Human Nature - page 3. (Read 2776 times)
Thats true enough.
But don't be surprised if poor and corrupted countries picks up the remains and start using it as a currency, and not just as a speculative object.
But don't be surprised if poor and corrupted countries picks up the remains and start using it as a currency, and not just as a speculative object.
most of the time, I felt what loki said in the avengers is true. Humans are meant to be ruled.
^propaganda account with 0 posts, but nice try though
edit: oh woops, you have 50 posts and every one of them is complaining about Bitcoin saying it's crap, using reasons that would also make fiat money crap or worse lol.
edit: oh woops, you have 50 posts and every one of them is complaining about Bitcoin saying it's crap, using reasons that would also make fiat money crap or worse lol.
Bitcoin offered free, anonymous money that held the promise of freeing us from the tyranny that stems from state issued and state mandated currencies.
And it failed. It failed because in the end most people didn't want to use and accept it in commerce to liberate themselves from the chains of state issued currency. What people wanted was not to use bit coins to buy and sell, but instead to buy hoard and sell the bitcoins themselves in hopes of getting rich.
It failed because, at our core, none of us really wanted freedom, and privacy in our economic transactions, all we wanted was speculations and more money.
Bitcoin is proof once again that people don't care about liberty, they care about wealth. And they will always sacrifice liberty for money.
The failure of bitcoin rests in it's fundamental belief that people wanted to be free. People don't want to be free, they want fast cars, big houses, and easy money.
And it failed. It failed because in the end most people didn't want to use and accept it in commerce to liberate themselves from the chains of state issued currency. What people wanted was not to use bit coins to buy and sell, but instead to buy hoard and sell the bitcoins themselves in hopes of getting rich.
It failed because, at our core, none of us really wanted freedom, and privacy in our economic transactions, all we wanted was speculations and more money.
Bitcoin is proof once again that people don't care about liberty, they care about wealth. And they will always sacrifice liberty for money.
The failure of bitcoin rests in it's fundamental belief that people wanted to be free. People don't want to be free, they want fast cars, big houses, and easy money.
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