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Is this how satoshicoins work?

If yes - I sa SatoshiCoins are very bad xD

I would pay one million for time travel  :o.I would purchase bitcoin as much as possible and retire young.

if i spend a few thousand of my current BTC to build a time machine, go back to 2009 and kill Satoshi to prevent him from creating Bitcoin, would I still be rich today to invent the time machine?

if i spend a few thousand of my current BTC to build a time machine, go back to 2009 and kill Satoshi to prevent him from creating Bitcoin, would I still be rich today to invent the time machine?

if i spend a few thousand of my current BTC to build a time machine, go back to 2009 and kill Satoshi to prevent him from creating Bitcoin, would I still be rich today to invent the time machine?

No you would be in prison.

OK then, change of plans. Maybe I won't kill him. Just be nice with him and probably get him a free lunch (pun intended) and tell him how nice BTC was, so he would donate some BTC. Not a big deal for him, because those would be worth pennies at the time.

The process is quite straightforward.

1) Gain 51% of network hashrate
2) Write whatever the hell you want into the blockchain
3) fail to profit, everybody bailed.

even if it happens you don't need to go back 5years..! just note down the winners of all the games played today..! or try to get the marketting charts with you and than just go 1or2days behind.. if you want to time travel for money, atleast this is my plan ..!

even if it happens you don't need to go back 5years..! just note down the winners of all the games played today..! or try to get the marketting charts with you and than just go 1or2days behind.. if you want to time travel for money, atleast this is my plan ..!

sunny0123, are you a bot? :D

only expend a number of 1, 000 connected with the current BTC to make an occasion unit, get back to 2009 and wipe out Satoshi in order to avoid him coming from creating Bitcoin, would likely My spouse and i still be abundant nowadays to create enough time unit... Yet My spouse and i please don't consider you are able to you need to take by income and throw it in several scientist and they're going to create which you timemachine, thats videogamelogic.

OK then, change of plans. Maybe I won't kill him. Just be nice with him and probably get him a free lunch (pun intended) and tell him how nice BTC was, so he would donate some BTC. Not a big deal for him, because those would be worth pennies at the time.

You sure you're a human and not a bot? If you're human, please quote my post and answer 19+35=? in your post

Back in time impossible, forward in time maybe.

Time dilation is permitted by Albert Einstein's special and general theories of relativity. These theories state that, relative to a given observer, time passes more slowly for bodies moving quickly relative to that observer, or bodies that are deeper within a gravity well.For example, a clock which is moving relative to the observer will be measured to run slow in that observer's rest frame; as a clock approaches the speed of light it will almost slow to a stop, although it can never quite reach light speed so it will never completely stop. For two clocks moving inertially (not accelerating) relative to one another, this effect is reciprocal, with each clock measuring the other to be ticking slower. However, the symmetry is broken if one clock accelerates, as in the twin paradox where one twin stays on Earth while the other travels into space, turns around (which involves acceleration), and returns—in this case both agree the traveling twin has aged less. General relativity states that time dilation effects also occur if one clock is deeper in a gravity well than the other, with the clock deeper in the well ticking more slowly; this effect must be taken into account when calibrating the clocks on the satellites of the Global Positioning System, and it could lead to significant differences in rates of aging for observers at different distances from a black hole.

According to Albert Einstein

seems like you can travel forward and backward too :)

You can't. It's only 'theoretically possible', but not literally and never will be. Hawking says you can't as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronology_protection_conjecture  ;)

No, it's impossible. There's no such thing as 'time'. You cannot go into the future and certainly not the past.

Time is a dimension in which events can be ordered from the past through the present into the future (...)

Well... time what is time.
you cannot say there is no time ...

Time doesn't exist, clocks do

I can, because there isn't. Using a quote doesn't make 'time' magically exist. You can say time exists in the same way god does to some.

Or same person with different user names trying to increase post count? :D

That's ain't good ! We don't need such shitty things here! I cam to this forum cause my friemd told me this is good one with strict rules against bots

That's ain't good ! We don't need such shitty things here! I cam to this forum cause my friemd told me this is good one with strict rules against bots

It is not possible offcorse, but i would be very happy to go back to 2009 and buy some decent amount of BTC or put some BFL miner to mine coins to my wallet :)

I'd stuff my pockets full of usb block eruptors and then go back to 2009.

I'd stuff my pockets full of usb block eruptors and then go back to 2009.

I doubt if that would work. Since USB miners weren't invented then, you would find your pockets empty and then bang your head on wall (if there is a wall nearby, hopefully you don't find yourself in Sahara desert).

Instead just buy a computer and mine thousands of BTC on your CPU.