"one cent coins" has become a broader description than just a literal description. It is similar to "penny shares", and describes low cost assets that may have explosive growth potential. There are not too many of them, and choosing wisely is not an easy task. That is why I thought a private information exchange and discussion could be of mutual benefit.

As most people seem to diss the idea, I might just chuck £100 or so into a pot, and buy a few to see what happens. I'll post after the event with my justifications. If I lose the lot, then I can write it off to "education",

That's not what I said at all. What I am trying to say is that decentralization is not the holy grail. Decentralization is merely a means to an end. Decentralization is valuable only in that it serves the ability to transact in a permissionless trustless manner.


Absolutely. A principle that has never been tested in practice. A principle that is seemingly about to be demonstrated conclusively.

Who is the "we" that you talk about?

And what are all of the supposed "wall street regulations"?

Bitcoin is hardly regulated...

Of course, regulators try to make some kyc and aml requirements, and they are going to continue to try to make more and more regulations to fit round pegs in square holes, and they may even customize some regulations to bitcoin and to other cryptos and even ICOs.

So far the kyc and aml regs have to do with on and off ramping from fiat and through bank regulated exchanges... Hardly applicable to overall bitcoin claims, right?  No general regulatory body covering world wide, either. 

Are you trying to sugguest something more meaningful about what is going on in bitcoin and various sporadic regs than making vague references to an ongoing desire of various governments (and likely traditional financial institutions) to regulate that some people might have? 

But that would hardly qualify as a "we" would it?  Neither in kind of regulation nor amount of regulation.  What am I missing about your seemingly vague point?

That's funny.  I thought you said the sun didn't drop close to the horizon?  

Your flattard map shows the sun wouldn't fall below 30 degrees before it "faded" out of view.

I think bozo just slipped and admitted he is lying.

 

dude... seriously...you need to see a shrink.

I see what you did there....

This is crypto. Hash power is The Power.

"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."

- SN, Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System

Its the same impact as a president tweeting something about any company.

^^^ The shadows from two sticks in the ground proves nothing but the fact you're a sack of shit who needs to die.

Here's some proof the Sun's rays diverge and that you're an absolutly worthless human being.

An ideal citizen (or 'cattle' translated to the language of one's choice) to maximize profits would have the following characteristics:

 - Alive and well enough to perform desirable tasks.

 - Chronically ill and in need of pharmaceutical products on an ongoing basis.

 - By virtue of being semi-functional, can trade labor efforts for pharma products through a traceable and taxable exchange currency system.

 - Docile and unable (or unwilling) to understand the system dynamics impacting his/her life past a certain trivial level.

 - End life with a critical and expensive medical event which consumes any savings of real property which the subject may have accumulated over their lifetime.  Cancer is a great candidate for this purpose.

Yes, vaccines are working very well to get the victim 'configured', but there is always room for fine-tuning. 

With socialized medicine it is not necessary to target specific individuals based on their net worth.  Historically this is tricky but our modern tracking systems are making it more practical.  It is still dangerous because such individuals tend to be less docile a lot of times.  (One notes how it is the 'affluent' who are catching on to the vaccine program details.)

Anyway, with socialized medicine you can make the poor and ignorant sick and the affluent will pay the bills.


The problem is that the 'regulators' are assigned by the governments and the governments are installed by the people who profit from the finally engineered system.  It's their system and their bread-n-butter and the governments they own are not going to be allowed to fuck it up.

This is why it is no surprise that no 'science' is allowed which casts any questions on the 'safety and effectiveness' of vaccines.  If the 'science' which produces the correct results is not practical then it is not done at all (or thrown away with no traces except that which a whistleblower tucked away into his safe in the bowels of the CDC.)

Just some common sense



4D, Just amazing watching the days pass 12h day and 12night and on and on.....

^^^ Look what pieces of shit these guys are! If they were interested in the truth they would just go watch the video on youtube.