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13701  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Joe Rogan and twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in trouble for bitcoin fraud? on: February 07, 2019, 11:20:40 PM
also joe rogans podcasts are not really the podcasts that have guests get  "held to account" whipping frenzy of arguments.

i guess those that want dorsey to be whipped into answering about twitter should request dorsey use a different platform where controversy and argumentative debate occurs

also wheres the fraud. its public information that dorsey likes bitcoin and JRE and advertises both... nothing was hidden
13702  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The price of Bitcoin is going down because the price is going down, on: February 07, 2019, 11:13:15 PM
Water is wet because water is wet.

Grass is green because ... okay, why the fuck is grass green?

water is wet when its in liquid format. rather than solid(ice) or gas(steam) format

grass is green when it has plenty of sunlight and water. grass can be brown when it does not get satisfactory amounts of sunlight and water

saying the simple x is x because its x is simplifying things down to toddler explanation without actually explaining the how or why
13703  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Joe Rogan and twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in trouble for bitcoin fraud? on: February 07, 2019, 10:57:51 PM
so
dorsey likes bitcoin
dorsey likes joe rogan

but the OP thinks that because of this dorsey should NOT invest in these simply because he likes them.
and then
again because he likes them dorsey should not then be allowed to talk about them

(facepalm)

to OP: if you like to eat chicken, do not ever buy chicken or ever talk about chicken. unless your a hypocrit
13704  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 07, 2019, 10:14:48 PM
The point of the topic is "what do Mike Hearn, Gavin Andresen, and Craig Wright have in common, and why?".

Bigger blocks. But why? I know Mike Hearn, and Gavin Andresen understand the ramifications of it on the network, but why were they pushing for it? What was their agenda?

They may have been okay with the idea of mostly SPV users and vastly fewer full nodes. I think many big blockers believe that non-mining nodes aren't relevant to the consensus. I also think a lot of people legitimately don't understand Bitcoin's economic design and think infinite near-zero fees are actually viable.

It's possible they had a deliberate agenda to centralize the network, but I don't think we'll ever find out either way. If they did, at least we know they failed.

strangely those wanting smll blocks and LN want people to lock funds into factories and let the factories be the fullnodes(multinetwork masternode servers) while millions of users just use auto-piloted phone apps that trust that the servers are not going to mess around

after all whos going to carry around their PC to buy coffee on LN

also
those that want bitcoin network scaling dont want gigabytes by midnight. they just want some actual movement in the scaling to get passed the implied 600k tx limit a day known about since 2010
i really find is amusing at the same time as facepalming that small blockers still think the options are only server farms of LN hubs or server farms of gigabyte bitcoin blocks... and then they go on to presume that server farms of LN hubs are the solution. and that people should avoid using bitcoins blockchain
13705  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 07, 2019, 08:42:50 PM

Please quote the part of the whitepaper where it declares the purpose of Bitcoin is to have a bunch of incompatible proposals in a constant state of deadlock, where no one is able to move forward with any new ideas.  

While more diversity would be nice, it has never been a prerequisite.  The level of diversity other users are willing to accept is yet another one of those things you don't get to decide for them.  

Run what you want.  Respect what others run.  It's really not that hard.


https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf
^ read it.. seriously, read it.. it seems you have not read it or you would have your answer
here are just some parts explaining that satoshi knew thr would be diversity and incompatibility

Quote
The proof-of-work also solves the problem of determining representation in majority decision
making.  If the majority were based on one-IP-address-one-vote, it could be subverted by anyone
able   to   allocate   many   IPs.     Proof-of-work   is   essentially   one-CPU-one-vote.     The   majority
decision is represented by the longest chain, which has the greatest proof-of-work effort invested
in it.  If a majority of CPU power is controlled by honest nodes, the honest chain will grow the
fastest and outpace any competing chains.

Nodes   always   consider   the   longest   chain   to   be   the   correct   one   and   will   keep   working   on
extending it.   If two nodes broadcast different versions of the next block simultaneously, some
nodes may receive one or the other first.  In that case, they work on the first one they received,
but save the other branch in case it becomes longer.  The tie will be broken when the next proof-
of-work   is   found   and   one   branch   becomes   longer;   the   nodes   that   were   working   on   the   other
branch will then switch to the longer one

Quote
They vote with their CPU power, expressing their acceptance of
valid blocks by working on extending them and rejecting invalid blocks by refusing to work on
them.  Any needed rules and incentives can be enforced with this consensus mechanism
^ this is about the orphan mechanism of consensus

.. care to wonder why core dislike diversity and kills off other nodes early. .. to prevent there being votes against their desires

the idea WAS that diverse nodes would aim to follow the active rules via remaining HONEST to ensure they got to spend their incentives. thus not causing orphans/rejects purposefully so that the majority stays with the mainchain
and only activating new rules when they had HONEST majority

Quote
The   incentive   may   help   encourage   nodes   to   stay   honest.     If   a   greedy   attacker   is   able   to
assemble more CPU power than all the honest nodes,
..
 He ought to
find it more profitable to play by the rules, such rules that favour him with more new coins than
everyone else combined, than to undermine the system and the validity of his own wealth.

Quote
To   solve   this,   we
proposed a peer-to-peer network using proof-of-work to record a public history of transactions
that   quickly   becomes   computationally   impractical   for   an   attacker   to   change   if   honest   nodes
control a majority of CPU power.   The network is robust in its unstructured simplicity.   Nodes
work all at once with little coordination.   They do not need to be identified, since messages are
not routed to any particular place and only need to be delivered on a best effort basis.  Nodes can
leave   and   rejoin   the   network   at   will,   accepting   the   proof-of-work   chain   as   proof   of   what
happened while they were gone.  They vote with their CPU power, expressing their acceptance of
valid blocks by working on extending them and rejecting invalid blocks by refusing to work on
them.  Any needed rules and incentives can be enforced with this consensus mechanism

but core instead want to ignore the consensus, and just get rid of competition early.
this making core become the 'trusted party' of code rules by having no competition thus no vote required(compatibility/inflight upgrades/mandated changes).

and yes you trust and admire and are devoted to wanting core to remain as a trusted group without competition

now...
show me in the white paper where it says the network should be run by one team of devs code where everyone has to be sheep to that one trusted party
13706  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 07, 2019, 05:01:01 PM
as for windfury's theory

knowing bitcoinJ, classic, xt, unlimited, and other diverse nodes had NO contentious code to disrupt anything, because they didnt instigate any contentious event to attempt to inact a false consensus on the bitcoin network.
(no mandated deadlines to throw core off the network pre consensus)

it appears that windfury theory is more about social drama distractions to make people not look at core devs(those who do and have made bitcoin network changes) by trying to get people to discuss social drama of people that didnt cause any actual code controversy, but were part of social controversy

EG scammer craig wright has nothing to do with the bitcoin network (hence why i dont care about CW because he is just some non-influencer and none participant of bitcoin. he is just some social distraction glory hound/scammer, that should be ignored and not talked about)

it also appears that windfuries theory is more about trying to sway people to think diversity is bad because anything thats not core based must be 'nsa' based

yet if we take windfuries theory about hearn (via google) then he also should include wuille (via google) in the same regard
13707  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 07, 2019, 03:35:27 PM
There is no flip flop.  You are just incapable of understanding what is being explained to you, because you are under the entirely mistaken impression that consensus means only alternative clients can initiate a fork by activating new features.
you have no clue
what you dont understand is the usage of throwing nodes off the network before activation is CONTENSIOUS
consensus is about nothing bad happening before activation, and only activating a feature when there is enough majority to AVOID a fork.
consensus is about not using contensious-forks to instigate a activation.


what you dont understand is the in the event of a minority left over AFTER a true consensus activation is not a fork. but a minority STALL. in short the small minority just stop validating blocks. they are not forked to a different network. they just stop relaying

you really do need to learn this stuff..
learn the byzantine generals issue. then look at how it was solved via the invention called bitcoin/blockchain

what your not learning is you strangely think the solution to the byzantine generals problem is about killing off the diverse generals until one leader is left..

seriously learn about consensus, byzantine generals and the real meaning of decentralisation... actually learn why bitcoin was so revolutionary

That belief is not correct.  The other option, which apparently needs to be explained to you a billion times over, is that users can enforce rules that disconnect alternative clients.  To reiterate, clients following current consensus rules can introduce new rules that effectively fork other clients off the network.  That's entirely their prerogative.  Not your call.  Your obsession with dates is as meaningless as the utter drivel you spout in every topic you derail.  Kindly get a clue.

^ that statement i just quoted, is called CONTENTIOUS event. and nothing to do with consensus.
i do not deny that it could happen. i just have been repeatedly informing you that doing contentious forks to bypass/fake a consensus activation, is not what bitcoins purpose was about 2009-2013
the whole point of bitcoins invention and blockchains is to have a system where diversity can come to an agreement without fighting to then progress the rules and without creating an ultimate central leader..

atleast wake up
by the way.. the contentious event such as august first 2017 didnt need "users". it just needed the devs.. particularly the dev in control of the FIBRE network to ensure what information got from the pools through the ring fence of FIBRE to the users, was controlled.
so trying to shift the blame to users. who didnt write a single line of code, nor manually done anything to their node independently, shows that you are too deep into defending devs by shifting the blame.
even your flip flop about "compatibility" proves that users were not to blame.

so before doing anything else. do some research and sort out your flip flops and atleast try to stick with one narrative
13708  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 07, 2019, 01:09:23 AM
the reality was that 2x would never actually have got adopted as core designed and implemented code to REKT it as soon as segwit(x1) got its threshold

And don't forget the part where the /btc1 devs pulled the plug in November 2017.  It's kinda hard for forks to gain adoption if the devs abandon them completely.

need you forget the 2x was dropped in august.. even though the activation wasnt due until atleast november.

2x was a non event of fake choice.. many knew it was not a real viable option, and was just a ruse to simply try to get 1x opposers to accept 1x by saying 2x was an option.. right up to the date that 1x got adopted..

in a different topic u provided the link and you were very loudly proud of their attempts to kill off 2x

Pretty sure I just said I'm not denying that incompatible nodes were disconnected.  Here's the rationale for it.  
....
 I agreed with it then and I agree with it now.

mmhmm.. u agreed that nodes should be disconnected 3 months BEFORE an activation of those nodes bips
mmhmm.. u agreed that nodes should disconnect BTC1  (Segwit2x) nodes 3 months before segwit2x activates

anyway. im done trying to translate ur flip flops. might be worth u doing some research on what bitcoin is all about and how bitcoin was invented to stay away from needing a "core"
and then maybe finally you can decide if ur a flip or a flop. and atleast stick with one narrative
13709  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Decentralisation is harder than you think on: February 06, 2019, 10:52:13 PM
@frankky
Just throwing an idea

A society cannot function and evolve without leadership. Without rules, it becomes a mess and anarchy and we'd live like 500 years ago with no progress. A consensus between a few people is possible but a consensus with everyone is just impossible and it also implies notions of compromise

Bitcoin needs leadership to progress. Maybe Blockstream is just conservative, and not surprising when you see the soap opera. And I know that you're going to say about DCG, even if you're right about it it's a different point.

but the whole point of bitcoins invention/revolutionary technology is that satoshi solved the problem of allowing rules to be followed and new rules adopted by decentralised individuals without needing a central leader, without mandates and without throwing off the network to get new feature activation.

seems some people forgot what consensus is(or never learned it) and have instead become devoted to those that abused/bypassed consensus because they feel that bitcoin needs leadership.

all in attempt to remove diversity and decentralisation. just so they can get centralisation and distribution(which is different than decentralisation)

the whole revolutionary thing about bitcoin is the no need of leadership. but that got eroded down as of 2013 onwards to th point we are at now.

by saying things need a central leader is ignoring what the consensus mechanism of solving byzantine generals issue was all about..
13710  Other / Off-topic / Re: Product Feedback: Need Your Help!!! on: February 06, 2019, 10:26:53 PM
KYC should only be mandated if the service itself is handling FIAT and has to obide by FIAT rules. meaning its a registered money service business

as for KYC in general for p2p exchanges. it should be an option the seller should choose to ensure identity of th buyer so that the seller can provide identity of the buyer to banks..  to prove the buyer was the buyer, if the buyer tries to do chargeback scamming.

i see too many times that non-regulated exchanges demand KYC, under the pretense of trying to appear official, but in reality they are gathering info to sell that info on
13711  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 06, 2019, 10:07:37 PM
anyway

gavin and hearns XT was not a mandated activation force.. it was a try it or dont open choice
gavins classic was not a mandated activation force.. it was a try it or dont open choice
hearns XT and bitcoinj was not a mandated activation force.. it was a try it or dont open choice
vers unlimited  was not a mandated activation force.. it was a try it or dont open choice
craig wright wrote no code and was not actually a bitcoin influencer(he was just a scammer)
the NYA sw2x was a false option to accept sw1x and then by default remove 2x

in short. social drama distractions purely to sway people into wanting core centralism, whether they knew it or not
13712  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Decentralisation is harder than you think on: February 06, 2019, 07:51:27 PM
^ doomad still has not learned consensus /byzantine generals issue. and still wants to pursue his mindset that core should control the network without community majority triggering the activations of new rules.
his viw is not of bitcoin as it was suppose to be 2009-2013.. but of the view of how bitcoin is now under control 2013-2019
which is the problem
he will continue to argue that bitcoin is now centralsied coded by one group, while then social dramatising (flip flopping) that its then not the case. meaning he is just wasting time with his flip flops..

though its clear what his deep down desire is.

foolish now to even keep talking to doomad as he will just continually perpetuate his belief that central control is what bitcoin was designed for, and will continue to ignore the whole consensus/byzantine generals thing that made bitcoin such a unique/innovative/revolutionary thing.

may doomad one day wake up to the purpose of blockchains.. or stay in his echo chamber of blockchains are useless... who knows. but no point trying to get him to do real research outside his echo chamber. as he seems too deep in it to even want to think independently

oh well
moving on
13713  Economy / Speculation / Re: Proof MtGox Dumping Caused Bear Market Alleged on: February 06, 2019, 07:30:25 PM
Let's ask them for proof of auctions that was held or OTC trades that was done.  Roll Eyes

if i remember rightly people know which addresses hold the coins. its not like the blockchain is encrypted/hidden, so its transparent to see when coins moved. the article only really talked about COINS moving in march 2018, which was months after the correction from $20k.

the reality is the £20k figure was a fluke event itself, and the correction was a correction. thus both the rise up to $20k and the fall down from $20k were not bull and bear.. but at most considered cub and calve(small temporary)..

the real out of place out un expected event was the october 2018 downturn of ASIC hashpower due to selling off old asics but not 1-for-1 swapping for next gen. to keep hashrate up, which then caused the market:mining dynamic to play in to cause the market decline in november which coincided with novembers 2018 futures contracts sell off from a november 2017 contracts

thus 2018 had not rally anything to do with MTGox
13714  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 06, 2019, 08:03:45 AM
hearn. wanted to offer different brands of full nodes
bitcoinj, bitcoin XT = diversity and decentralisation

hearn. wanted to offer blocks that would allow more transactions on the bitcoin network bitcoin growth/scaling

....
Pieter wuille wanted a new TX format that would:
allow people to lock funds up with a counterparty, thus reduce self control(more centralisation of funds)
push people off the network and into other networks

but hey. you will ignore that as you just want to talk about social drama, not reality of WHO wants centralisation
13715  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 06, 2019, 07:58:43 AM
You support the group behind the NYA which tried to undermine the community?

not to confuse the 2015 segwit2mb... with the 2017 segwit2x

the 2017 segwit2x which was promoted by DCG (NYA as you call it) was just a false flag. false choice. purely done to make people believe that there was an option to increase legacy on bitcoins mainnet.. but only if they allow segwit(1x) acceptance first

the reality was that 2x would never actually have got adopted as core designed and implemented code to REKT it as soon as segwit(x1) got its threshold
(go ask your buddy doomad for the link to the code. he is dead proud of cores(blockstram devs) efforts and was happy to advocate and promote his adoration for that agenda)
13716  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 06, 2019, 07:50:24 AM
seeing as how the OP is just interested in social drama distractions.

hearn worked for google.. and it was google that sold certain apps to 3lettr agencies
guess who else worked for google.. pieter wuille (Mr. segwit)

13717  Economy / Speculation / Re: Proof MtGox Dumping Caused Bear Market Alleged on: February 06, 2019, 02:17:54 AM
i call B.S

th articles says that they only seen actual coins move in may 2018.. thus. actual coin movements of MAY 2018. were when the price had already CORRECTED down below $10k

in short MTGox did not cause the $20k->$6k correction,
the speculative correction caused the correction. and the MTGox funds just happen to sell right at the tail end of the correction
13718  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Decentralisation is harder than you think on: February 06, 2019, 01:58:14 AM
Show me where I said "after".  That word doesn't even appear in my post.  Users can disconnect other nodes at any time.  If you are disconnected before your proposed rule change activates, I'll repeat again that any funds you have on the network are still safely secured and you can rejoin the network at any time by simply following consensus rules again.  There is nothing incorrect about my statement.  My words do not solely relate to "AFTER activation".  If you can't understand that, it's your error, not mine.  Every time you say "flip flop" I say you fail at comprehending plain English.  That, or you're attempting to deliberately twist or distort what I'm saying.  It's hard to tell with you sometimes.

mr flip flop

if core want to change the rules.. and its core nodes that disconnect opposers. then its not the opposers that need to "rejoin by following the consensus rules again" because if your trying to twist your rhetoric to be about BEFORE activation.. then no rules have changed yet thus the opposers are and would be running the same rules.. OBVIOUSLY

the only condition where opposers would need to change anything to "follow the rules" (as if they are not following the rules).. is if the rules have changed.. thus AFTER
so its obvious your rant was talking about AFTER because thats the only time an opposer wont be "following the rules"

now...
getting to the point of before activation. WHERE RULES HAVE NOT CHANGED. if core are disconnecting nodes BEFORE cores bips activate then your nonsense about "rejoin by following rules" does not apply because the opposers were following the current rules, but were simply objecting and opposing cores FUTURE proposal
thus core nodes were not doing consensus. they were instead being contentious by throwing out nodes simply due to brand bias to fake approval by only having approval nodes left on the network, to get the bip activated.

you also rant about how you as a unique user have the free choice to disconnct whomever you like from your node. but as your link in an earlier post shows. it was not about unique users manually disconnecting nodes pre-vote deadline/pre activation. it was CODE that biasedly wanted to disconnect certain bitcoin node versions.
so you cant blame the users for manually disconnecting certain nodes. it was the devs who wrote code to automatically disconnect certain nodes, out of pure bias to ensure only segwit1x got activated.
and yes. core devs(blockstream devs more specifically) because of how FIBRE(mattblue) functions as the ringfense layer between mining pools and user nodes had the ultimate say in what data streams from pools to the majority of nodes
..
anyways, your obviously trying too hard to defend cores actions. so just keep it short and sweet. you love centralisation and you think the community should just sheep follow core or get thrown off the network

have a nice day
P.S you seem to be very emotional with all your insults. so i wonder what is behind your motives. why you are so hard nosed dedicated and devoted to wanting core centralisation.
let me guess.. youll flip flop about how consensus should not exist because now you believe that miners and users should not have a choice because that means that devs need others "permission" and your beliefs are that thre should be no permission..

to which ill tell you again.. learn true consensus

also if someone was to check post histories they would see that YOU are the one throwing out the majority of insults. but to address the concern you have about alternative clients being sheep. ill reword it to your buddies prefered buzzwords. seeing as you love their words
"compatible"
"downstream"
"filtered"
"outerlayer"
"not part of the peer-to peer relay layer"
"stripped"
"not quite full nodes"

You just have overly emotive appeals to childish notions of "why can't everyone just play nice together?" and other such "fluffy clouds and rainbows" nonsense.  Sorry, but the real world doesn't play nice.

this statement here proves you have no clue about satoshi's consensus solution to the byzantine generals issue. which made bitcoin so revolutionary

and why core bypassing it purely to gain dictatorship goes against the whole point of decentralisation..

.. but hey, your buddy groups echo chamber is that of wanting a commercial network that does not use a blockchain(LN). so i can see why you dont care to learn about why blockchains and byzantine generals issues and consensus, and why such are not important to you.

you might aswell just go play around on a LN forum and really show your admiration for it, as your wasting ur time on a bitcoin forum by showing your obvious lack of care and understanding of what made bitcoin bitcoin
13719  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Decentralisation is harder than you think on: February 05, 2019, 05:17:17 PM
^ more flip flops

here he goes again about thrown off the network AFTER activation.. yet he ignores the whole point of PUSHING people off the network BEFORE activation.

consensus is about continually following ACTIVE rules. and then choosing what new features should become active..
the morals of pushing people off the network before a new feature choice is made. is NOT consensus.. its contentious

anyway ill let him flip flop for another year in his echo chamber. as its only wasting his time by him being stuck where he is.

you can rejoin the network at any time by simply following consensus rules  

gotta love the warped mind he has
in essense... you can rejoin the network if you give up your objection and code your node to flag that you desire some feature activating.(meaning only option is to show agreement)

.
The rules that are enforced mean that miners get to choose fee policy.  
 the code is 100% meaningless if those securing the chain don't agree with it.
so where is the consensus CHOICE to actually oppose a feature activation (imagine it being malicious code) if the only options are accept cores BIP or get thrown off BEFORE the bip even activates.

yes i know you will say "those enforcing the rules" but thats the issue... CORE are in command of such. and users are just distributed 'compatible' sheep of core because the CHOICE of brands(of full nodes that would allow opposition) has been removed
13720  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: A conspiracy against Bitcoin? on: February 05, 2019, 03:48:25 PM
"Scaling Bitcoin". You mean to say "hard fork to big blocks"? I already told you that there are trade-offs. Bigger blocks are inherently centralizing.

Big Blocks .. because that undermines Bitcoin's P2P / decentralized nature, and forces Bitcoin back onto a central server that can be easily controlled and/or taken down"[/b]

1a. scaling bitcoin is about bitcoin not other networks(LN)
1b. scaling bitcoin is NOT about jumping to "gigabytes by midnight" to cause "central server".. its about scaling. meaning progressive step by step growth. such as the 0.25mb, 0.5mb, 0.75mb, 1mb SCALING that occured before core decidd 1mb was enough and halted SCALING
(and dont pretend scaling continued because with witness scale factor=4 means we still have legacy at 1mb and transaction counts have not surpassed the 600k level known about since 2010 of what a 1mb limit implies)

2a. here is your mindset "gaslighting" scaling with FUD of "bigblocks". firstly many many many of the community compromised down to a scale of 2mb. but CORE's actions with their centralised control of the code pushed off any opposers to segwit1x because core only wanted legacy at 1mb. core only had 35% vote for segwit1x. but instead of core compromising to 2x or something else. they instead done controversial tactics to push opposers off the network to fake approval vote of segwit1x

2b. the whole social drama around hearne, gavin, and the others was just that, social drama. all in an affort to sway people away from wanting diversity and to blindly accept a central control of the code. by trying to convince people diversity on the network was bad.

2c. the NYA agreement of 2017's version of segwit2x (not the 2015 segwit2mb).. the 2x was just social drama to again try to attain more people to atleast accept segwit. and then slam down the 2x part as soon as they got enough 'vote' to get segwit active

i find it truly funny how you and your buddies keep thinking that scaling bitcoin is a "gigabytes by midnight" concept. when the reality of such is all just a ploy to centralise the code to a group that DCG can manage so that the DCG portfolio can get their commercial network(LN) so that businesses can get income from a crypto payment system

i also find it funny how the roadmap of core had been laid out to cause a fee war and make it appear that blockchains are not successful and only LN is the solution.

seriously do your research
gavin and all the rest are all in it together and paid by the same group. it was all just one big 3 sea-shell game of distractions

but if you really think that scaling bitcoin (progressively) is bad and you think it will lead to a central server. then you are definetly stuck with the wrong information being echo'd into your ear.

if you really think the internet cannot cope with a few mb every 10minutes. then go tell that to the hundreds of internet businesses that billions of people use alot to upload. such as twitch, online gaming, skype facetime, facebook. where users can happily upload and download more than you think.

statistics show that the internet average for the world is not dial-up and hard drive capacities are not floppy disks. so if you want to exaggerate to pretend your "gigabyte by midnight central server" mindset has a point. atleast back it up with stats that show that scaling (to atleast move passed the 600k tx a day legacy limit) has actually some legitimacy in staying at 600k a day.
if your only rebuttal is about the linear sigops issue.. guess what. solution is to not let transactions have thousands of sigops
yep thats right core actually allow a block to be filled with just 5tx of bloated sigops.. reduce the limit to being around a limit to allow atleast 1000tx instead of 5 means that less sigops per tx can be performed = no sigops problem


but to get to the topic
it was jsut social drama distraction to sway people into accepting a centralised controller of the protocol so that commercial networks can be implemented and push people off bitcoins network that dont want commercial networks.

P.S if your admiration and defense of this group is purely in spirit of hopes that one day you will get to have some income stream from running a LN hub... sorry. but you might want to look at the infographic you provided to see who will be the ones actually running the factories, hubs and watchtowers and getting the income to repay DCG
remember blockstream are inDEBT to DCG to a tune of many millions. they really needed to push for making bitcoin compatible with LN so that they can start giving DCG returns on investment. this is why the devs paid by investors have been so loud to say that blockchains cant scale/dont work and how non blockchains are are future... (so that goes against your pretense that devs love bitcoin, when devs have been pushing against bitcoin and for alternative networks)
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