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yeah, going along with what she tells you to do is a sure fire way to win respect. news flash: women already have pussies, they don't want another one.
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I has a question about interest! Instead of learning from any of the many available sources that are the hallmark of the internet age I will spew crap on forums! TALK GOOD, READ BAD.
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losing 24% of your wealth in a span of 30 minutes.
You can't deny that all it takes is one of those 3-4 individuals to make a massive sell orders for bitcoin to decrease say another 25-50% almost instantly.
I believe this will happen several times, but once it is done with the massive upside will start to rear its head.
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there are still at least 3-4 players with 100k+ coins.
Few are interested in a market where one person can crash the price at will.
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discussing the nature of reality on a bitcoin forum probably isnt the best use of my time.
How can you be so sure when you don't understand the true nature of reality? speak for yourself. |
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thorium reactors, space elevator, and asteroids.
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discussing the nature of reality on a bitcoin forum probably isnt the best use of my time.
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what bitcoins really needs is for people to stop trying to pump it up. healthy economies grow naturally. not from get rich quick hysteria.
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With reference to a number of great posts above, with bitcoin it would also take half the time to develop faster than light speed travel technologies, as compared to the present scheme with middlemen leaching a few percent from every other transaction.
FTL violates causality. Acausal universes probably can't harbor life. Of course, but hey... not so long ago people were as sure as you now on the above that the Earth is flat. Moreover, even if your statement is true, this does not make my statement false i.e. there is nothing wrong in the following formula: infinity/2 see the church-turing thesis. uncomputable reality isn't really worth considering since it's unprovable. |
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With reference to a number of great posts above, with bitcoin it would also take half the time to develop faster than light speed travel technologies, as compared to the present scheme with middlemen leaching a few percent from every other transaction.
FTL violates causality. Acausal universes probably can't harbor life. |
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Neal Stephenson introduced an interesting idea of 'phyles' in his book Diamond Age: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Diamond_AgeThese are effectively economic tribes. I could see 'bitcoin users' becoming a phyle. Say I go on a trip to New Zealand for 3 months and rent my accommodation from a 'bitcoiner'. Then I hire a car off another 'bitcoiner'. Effectively we have all joined one international like minded phyle. There is money changing hands, but no pounds, euros or dollars. Yes, bitcoin could effectively make the internet the first non-geographically contiguous country. also about paypal: yeah Peter Thiel is awesome. One of the few people in the world who genuinely cares about the future even when caring about that future signals weirdness to others. He is the biggest supporter of SIAI and supports SENS (people working seriously on friendly AI and radical life extension respectively). |
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that's exactly what I'd be doing If I had 10k+ coins. The market woud move downwards out of fear and you could rebuy and make a profit.
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The cheap 5850's from earlier this year were the best ($129)
I just wish I had bought more of them.
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if bitcoin fails I will blame it on the early adopters being economically illiterate. thanks for the laughs though.
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I think you should be clear: using/possessing bitcoin right now is not a legal grey area, it is very clearly legal.
not necessarily true for merchants. |
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Humans are products and we market ourselves to each other all the time.
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yes, because mining as a full time job is the only smart move  |
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It's a silly way to judge things because people don't really care about Mh, they care about profitability. If the price jumps to $100 earning .1 a day is still worth it.
The next couple difficulty jumps look like they will be under 5%. Unless there is a major price move mining will stay worth it for small timers like me for months.
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you mean the reward cutting in half? end of 2012 is a LONG way off buddy.
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I'm making $30 a week after power costs on 675Mh.
Stop whining.
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