That is just about the most stupid thing I've read on this board this month. Congrats.
*lol* So you add a word to my sentence and make it another sentence only so that you can claim that it is now a stupid sentence. Congrats back to you then.
What i meant is that you either trust a decentralized approach of collecting of knowledge or a centralized one like governments, companies or whatever.
I think it was more the part where you suggested that trusting government information was a useful alternative to trusting Wikipedia. I can see how you are the sort of person that trusts government information and Wikipedia.
No surprise, then, that you've sided with the corporate/government bootlicking contingent. Team Cypherpunk FTW, I'm afraid, this is the 21st century.
Um, were exactly did you read that from?
In your post. The one I'm replying to. It's the post two before your last, on this page. You wrote it. In English. Presumably with your keyboard. It's up there ^^^
Well, either my english is worse than i thought or you interpreted something into what i wrote that i did not write. I suggested to check out wikipedia and mentioned, that if someone doesn't want to trust wikipedia being a relatively good source of info that then there are not much alternatives. You have to follow the truths others present you.
How you were able to wrap your mind around the idea that i suggested to trust the ideas of companies and governments is beyond my understanding. In fact it should have been pretty clear to you that your thought was wrong. So either you did not care or you really thought somehow i suggested that. But again... how you could get that idea is beyond my understanding.
No, that would be the Goldman Sachs banking corporation, Accenture investment, Accel Partners etc etc. Who were all glove-puppeting Circle, Coinbase, Bitpay et al who were promoting BIP101. So you were/are supporting their startups.
Those corporations. So keep talking.
Well, you think you need to be of the opposite opinion only because a company has the same opinion? That would be a hard way to life. These companies obviously understand that bitcoin only can survive with adoption and that is only possible with bigger blocks. I surely won't say we need 1mb blocks only because companies found out that it is in their best interest to let bitcoin survive by raising blocksize limit.