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Title: Will bitcoin lead to increase in illegally produced distilled beverage ? Post by: Only-One Bit Coiner on March 05, 2011, 09:37:28 AM How this will affect the chances for bitcoiners to survive as social group ?
Title: Re: Will bitcoin lead to increase in illegally produced distilled beverage ? Post by: Anonymous on March 05, 2011, 11:00:08 AM We might be too drunk to care what happens . :D Title: Re: Will bitcoin lead to increase in illegally produced distilled beverage ? Post by: myrkul on March 05, 2011, 12:29:18 PM We might be too drunk to care what happens . :D Heh, at the least. Seriously, I don't think Bitcoin is going to increase the production of any prohibited product much, whether it's moonshine, pot, or whatever. It will likely facilitate it's trade, however. Make it much more easy, and safe. This will probably lower the price a bit, which means people will be able to get the same amount for less money. Which in turn will free up more funds for other things. If anything, I predict a bump in snack food sales. Title: Re: Will bitcoin lead to increase in illegally produced distilled beverage ? Post by: Anonymous on March 05, 2011, 12:56:46 PM We might be too drunk to care what happens . :D Heh, at the least. Seriously, I don't think Bitcoin is going to increase the production of any prohibited product much, whether it's moonshine, pot, or whatever. It will likely facilitate it's trade, however. Make it much more easy, and safe. This will probably lower the price a bit, which means people will be able to get the same amount for less money. Which in turn will free up more funds for other things. If anything, I predict a bump in snack food sales. Bitcoin care packages filled with snacks to the rescue :) |