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1781  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Failure to Understand Bitcoin Could Cost Investors Billions" (Bitcoin's flaws) on: March 09, 2014, 11:43:49 AM
I believe the gains made by the super intelligent who are freed from the chains of socialism will rectify issues such as that, c.f. cryptographic expert Daniel Bernstein's struggle to be free to do research.

For example, Toshiba has a design for a 20MW solid-state nuclear reactor that doesn't need to be mechanically cooled.

"On a poetic note, I can dream can't I, and that is a start..."
1782  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: "Failure to Understand Bitcoin Could Cost Investors Billions" (Bitcoin's flaws) on: March 09, 2014, 10:55:16 AM
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=507784.msg5602408#msg5602408

All those who think crypto-currency should be unregulated are implicit (de facto) members of the Dark Enlightenment, and are delusional if they think it can happen without anonymity being built-in to the coin.

The linked article in the OP implies the powers-that-be (not politicians, I mean the truly powerful who control the DEEP STATE) are aware they need to regulate Bitcoin.
1783  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Google’s Jared Cohen: It’s “Obvious” Bitcoin-Like Currencies Are “Inevitable” on: March 09, 2014, 10:53:06 AM
All those who think crypto-currency should be unregulated are implicit (de facto) members of the Dark Enlightenment, and are delusional if they think it can happen without anonymity being built-in to the coin.

The linked article in the OP implies the powers-that-be (not politicians, I mean the truly powerful who control the DEEP STATE) are aware they need to regulate Bitcoin.
1784  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Dark Enlightenment on: March 09, 2014, 10:37:09 AM
Btw, that entire thread is a great read of my (a.k.a. JustSaying's) logic on socialism, God, and the universe. I was clairvoyant at the time (unlike now my now foggy mind is in a slog from overworking,  not eating properly, not seeing the sun in weeks, etc).

Several tidbits...

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4757&cpage=1#comment-394266

Quote from: JustSaying a.k.a. AnonyMint
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@JAD
> Thus belief in equality and social justice reliably leads to persecution, mass murder,
> and genocide, because reality is that people and groups are not equal.

Agreed. Politics legislates that which can not be controlled top-down, magically promising the people what they think should be but either can not or not sustainably. Equality and social justice means plunder and the redistribution of wealth.

An insidious form of redistribution that enables many aspects of the political illusion is borrowing from the predicted future using debt to redistribute capital FROM necessary real-time demand, e.g. currently TO excess consumption (west) and excess fixed investment (china). Compared to binding to years of prediction, real-time feedback loops have orders-of-magnitude higher fitness (dynamic adaptability to dynamic opportunities) due the geometrically permuted network effects of real-time degrees-of-freedom. Unfitness manifests as inefficiency, laziness, ignorance, inability, corruption, brutality, etc..

If I am correctly interpreting esr’s summary of Olson, it implies the special interests groups are a minority, however they comprise the entire population playing the political game.

Why do you protest against politics, given it is a natural form of human competition? Anarchism would unrealistically require that everyone is a pure sigma (the sigma in PUA theory)– not libertarians who think we can legislate liberty.

Sigmas are successful when they reject political capital (and money as much as practical) and make innovations or insights in the free market. When they drift to relying on the monetary or political capital they’ve earned from those innovations or insights, they are falling away from their optimum efficacy.

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@Patrick Maupin
> More to the point, why can’t we help the best individuals with their best learing modes?

When it is done in the private sector then it does not fall victim to the Olson failure, see khanacademy.org and codecademy.com (the future of education).

Compare the fitness of accomplishments in the competitive free market, versus the blindness of legislating with no market feedback what other people should do.

Non-sigmas don’t think they can get all their desired results without some politics. The alphas serve their demand to be deluded on the efficacy of political action.

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4757&cpage=1#comment-394267

Quote from: JustSaying a.k.a. AnonyMint
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@JustSaying
> they are falling away from their optimum efficacy.

Well their efficacy in the role of sigma to maximize individual freedom and fitness. This is not to say that alphas, betas, etc are not effective in the complex game of evolution. I should not assert that some sprinkling of alpha mode could not be evolutionary advantageous for a sigma.

The unfitness of debt and political action is apparently evolutionary necessary or optimum, else it wouldn’t be natural and someone would devise a private sector solution.

For example, from the perspective of debt money as the antithesis of gold, they compete and balance the opposing disadvantages, e.g. gold encourages burying savings in hole and rewards non-production.

Even if the masses held physical gold (i.e. well distributed wealth), then the money supply could not expand fast enough for financed production to outpace the natural population growth rate. And with that inherent deflation, conservative savers are either motivated to hold the physical thus removing it from the circulating money supply, or to deposit it in return for an interest rate in which case mathematically the banks must do fractional reserve banking.

Debt is natural and required.

Infinite degrees-of-freedom (perfect fitness) could not be observable in any reality. There are no absolutes. Contrast requires imperfection. Existence requires perception. Perception requires contrast. Full circle to my early comment.

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4757&cpage=1#comment-394401

Quote from: JustSaying a.k.a. AnonyMint
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@JAD there is an article on your blog claiming the US Treasury might not possess any unencumbered gold.

Ah the baiting of the soul with the “gold will save us” emotional trap.

History has shown that the stored value medium for money is always debased, regardless whether it is gold, paper, Tally sticks, electronic digits, etc..

An insoluble fact is that debasement is always assured with politics, because the costs of the voters’ desires is obfuscated in the debasement of all citizens, instead of applied individually w.r.t. individual performance.

Don’t confuse the desire to work and get paid, or to start a business and earn a profit, with the political promises made to voters. Don’t confuse “economic value” with “I saw jobs, prosperity being created”. Economic value is a network of feedback loops from investment followed by profit or bankruptcy. The more individually directed these investments are, the more chances of finding the profitable ones that fit the economic demand. The collective politics has an incentive (to earn votes) to invest in everything voters want, economic or not.

This insoluble power vacuum (that sucks in a leader who can make the political promises) can not be wished away just because it is repulses a person’s emotions. There is no possible mechanism to remove it.

For example, some claim that Hitler and Lincoln or recently Iceland and China, took the power from the banking establishment and gave it to the citizens, by handing the control over the creation of paper money to the national treasury. Hitler and Confederate notes both debased their society by spending on uneconomic projects. China is doing the same now. Hitler initially made the people happy with lavish public works spending (e.g. the road network and health care), promising the people more than the economic value of the projects could sustain. When he could not get enough oil to sustain it, he was forced to expropriate via war in order to fulfill the collective social promises. That summary probably misses some complexities, but the essential point remains valid.

Since the masses don’t hold most of the wealth, if the society enforces a strict gold standard, then the masses don’t get what they want. This is why gold standards are always subverted by politics.

A strict gold standard would over time concentrate relative wealth from the consuming middle class to the wealthy, who save say 99% and consume 1% of their income. Politics demands debasement, because the rich concentrate wealth (with or) without debasement.

Some refer to the Byzantine era as an example of a sustainable gold standard. I have not studied the period intensely. Apparently gold was being imported into the economy by their trade surplus, so perhaps political promises were less attractive to citizens who were finding sufficient opportunities to be busy and prosperous. Unlike China’s current situation, their trade surplus was not due to a mercantile policy of debasement of their currency, rather apparently due to some situational and technological advantages, e.g. their cannon spraying flaming oil on pirates. Further insight on this would be appreciated.

I posit the taxonomy of male social order types from PUA type theory applies to this power vacuum. I asserted that the alphas get their power from public politics and/or Theory of the Firm (corporate politics), with the lower order male types (betas, gammas, omegas) employing politics to fight back. They can band together with politics to fight the rich with political promises including Doublethink such as equality and social justice, which actually end up as debasement and plunder. The sigmas don’t play the class warfare delusion, instead create technology to empower individuals.

Stored wealth is ephemeral and depleting. It should be this way, otherwise people become unmotivated to continue producing. The rate of growth of relative wealth of the rich decelerates as they grow richer and less in tune with the markets invested in, i.e. smaller things grow faster because of the fitness. I don’t hate the bankers+politicians because I don’t want to hate most people (i.e. the symbiotic borrowers+voters). Why hate what can’t be changed? Why be bitter and perceive the glass as half-empty? The inspiring fact is that despite the booms and busts (and occasional resultant atrocities and wars) caused by the political promises, everyone gets wealthier over time. The cost of commodities is inexorably declining as a relative share of the global GDP. In 323 B.C. iron was a precious metal. Technology, innovation, and art (i.e. knowledge) is the savior of mankind.

Atrocities repulse all of us. Religion is not the only cause. To entirely prevent them, we would have to somehow eliminate political promises and the Doublethink they create. Unfortunately I don’t see how such a goal is possible or congruent with evolution.

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4757&cpage=1#comment-394413

Quote from: JustSaying a.k.a. AnonyMint
@Greg, we are both correct. Agreed stored wealth should not disappear too fast to discourage saving and planning. It should deplete fast enough so that we remain competitive. Planning too far into the future or managing too much capital, reduces degrees-of-freedom and fitness. For dynamic systems, the best strategy is often an incremental adaptive approach of plan, implement, re-evaluate and repeat. I suppose divergence could be an issue in some cases.
1785  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Dark Enlightenment on: March 09, 2014, 10:10:53 AM
I dump this here for lack of a better place to quickly record this publicly in such an unpolished state.

Someday I want to blog in careful detail about Eric's insightful refutation of Schrödinger’s Cat (which parallels some of the ways I initially thought about it, yet he adds some details such as the decoherence aspect):

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=690

The quick, uncareful dump of my thoughts is to tie this into my existing articles on my blog. Eric S. Raymond is correct that observation doesn't have an absolute point (everything in our universe is relative), but he missed is the conclusion from his own point which that the classical physics objects are also superimposed. There is no absolute point where classical objects exist and are no longer superimposed. Every day the earth has billions of simultaneous realities going which do not connected to your life in any way that you could possibly measure scientifically unless the speed-of-light was not finite and you could measure forever to capture all the possible long-tail butterfly effects of zillions of interactions of events that are not observable to you now.

There are few times I have been able to see things that Eric didn't and corrected him.

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4757&cpage=1#comment-393293

Quote from: JustSaying a.k.a. AnonyMint
I posit that Eric is smart enough to recognize his mistake. Eric, you are conflating the mathematical duality of the inductive construction of the universe with the coinductive construction of infinity.

Quote from: Eric S Raymond
> First, give up one of omnibenevolence, omnipotence, or omniscience.
> Then we could talk contingent existence.

Indeed it would be impossible to construct an INSTANCE that is simultaneously all good, all powerful, and all knowing, because nothing imperfect could be constructed. Perfection would require infinite degrees-of-freedom, thus a dynamic, competitive world could not exist– the Second Law of Thermodynamics could not exist.

In type theory, top is the inductive bound and bottom is the coinductive bound. Top is the intersection of all types and bottom is the union of all types. Thus bottom can never be constructed as an instance, yet it exists as type bound.

Shift your frame-of-reference into the type of types domain of the universe to find the existence you claim is impossible.

Note that the operations (e.g. methods of a class) of an inductive type are a coinductive type and dually vice versa, e.g. the top class type contains the union of all methods of all types in the universe, thus can not be constructed. And dually, the bottom class type contains the intersection of all methods of all types, thus can be constructed.

http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4757&cpage=1#comment-393314

Quote from: JustSaying a.k.a. AnonyMint
Quote from: Eric S Raymond
Quote
>Shift your frame-of-reference into the type of types domain of the universe to find the existence you claim is impossible.

You’re uttering nonsense. The relationship between mathematical theory and observed reality is not even nearly that simple.

I understood your tripartite impossibility claim to be that a good God would not be powerless to make good all that is in the universe.

The claim is illogical in several orthogonal ways.

1. Good does not exist without evil. Perception requires contrast.
2. Good is evil, and vice versa, from different perspectives.
3. Some cases of global or greater good require local or lesser evil.

Essentially by implication you claimed that infinity (infinite degrees-of-freedom to attain good at all possible perspectives) must be observable, else it is impossible. Or by implication you claimed that we can prove the universe is finite, thus the necessary degrees-of-freedom would be observed and achieved by such a God.

Some theories of the universe posit that infinity exists as an unreachable bound in some domain, e.g. entropy, space, time, or precision. True or not, we can not prove that infinity does not exist as unreachable bound. Your claim of impossibility is too strong. Such a God can not provably exist, because we can’t observe for infinite time, precision, etc..

A possible interpretation of your linked essay on math, is that an infinite universe can not be completely described by any finite set of theories or axioms.

Infinity can not constructed inductively from a starting point, because infinity (final unreachable bound) can not be observed.

Whether it exists or not, infinity or the finite bound is decomposed co-inductively as observations directed towards its final unreachable or finite bound that we can not prove is final.

How sad a finite universe would be, where the scientific method could be shelved and knowledge would cease to expand at some finite bound. The scientific method requires that we never trust a bound (e.g. Planck’s constant precision) as final and continue searching and testing forever.

There is another one where I corrected him about computer language theory, but I don't have time to dig it up right now.

Any one who doubts the depth of my computer science knowledge can start reading here.
1786  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Is a Madmax outcome coming before 2020? Thus do we need anonymity? on: March 09, 2014, 03:38:55 AM
As predicted...

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/03/08/chinas-exports-collapse-by-18-1/

http://blog.mpettis.com/2014/03/will-emerging-markets-come-back/

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/03/07/boeing-ending-pension-plans/

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/03/07/smart-investors-fleeing-municipal-bond-markets/

Chaos spreading, all governments will be untrusted by the people as the world descends into bankruptcy and the effects of the corruption of socialism become unbearable:

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/03/07/russian-spring-fails-is-east/

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/03/07/ukraine-not-over-yet/ (explains the frustration of both Obama & Putin in Ukraine)

Obama is forced to push to insanity because he can't maintain manipulative control in the Ukraine:

http://armstrongeconomics.com/2014/03/08/is-obama-just-insane/
1787  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 09, 2014, 03:12:49 AM
And I was correct.  Tongue

This is why kiddies aren't allowed to drive.
1788  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Reddit’s science forum banned climate deniers. on: March 09, 2014, 02:49:36 AM

all d'juice done oozed outta her...


Obama should be proud of me that I integrated black slanglish into my vernacular. Political correctness is morphing from a harmony strategy to survival as it always does at times where Godwin's law applies.

We probably have (or could develop) the technology to deal with an Ice Age so I think the greater threat is collective man.

Preventing asteroid strikes require a collective effort because there is no individual profit motive, thus I doubt we can deal with them effectively. Fortunately they are long-tail events. We probably can mitigate this threat by populating other planets and space. Paradigm shifting the problem space is one of my favorite creative strategies for solving problems.
1789  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Dark Enlightenment on: March 09, 2014, 01:52:33 AM
Before you read my response, note that I grew up in the inner cities slums of New Orleans and Baton Rouge. My sister and I were once the only white kids in the entire elementary school, and our hair was always oily from all the kids touching our fine hair from behind. It was irritating.

 Wow - sounds like you had it really rough - what with them black folk touching your hair and everything  Grin

You have no idea how dangerous it was to grow up in inner city New Orleans.

You sound to me like a borderline trustafarian

My family was never rich until my father become West Coast Division Head attorney for Exxon during the 1980s (think Exxon Valdez since Prudhoe bay was under his sphere of responsibility).

I only experienced his wealth for a brief few years in my 20s, then I became destitute again, then I became middle class on my own when I released CoolPage in 1998. Since then my moderate wealth or lack thereof has vacillated.

- over here the PM's wife (aristocrat Samantha Cameron), used to make a big noise about when she used to hang around with Tricky - back in the day, when she'd slum it as a student in the wrong part of Bristol. Tricky has to this day never heard of the woman - let alone played pool with her   Cheesy

I tried to have many friends who are black.

Yeah - and I tried to have some of my best friends as gay  Roll Eyes

I had a very handsome friend in high school who drove a fast car and I thought he was cool until one day he tried to touch my leg, then I amicably stopped being his friend.

Where I live now the ladyboys are very attracted to me (even more universally so than the ladies), but I refuse to befriend them (after some aborted trials to see if there was any symbiosis there) because I find them annoying and the thought of man-on-man sex is repulsive to me.

Since per what I wrote upthread, I am entirely against the concept of a state enforced marriage contract, then I have no problem if gays do what ever they want, as long as they don't try to mess with me.

As George Carlin says, "I'm tired of these rock stars dealing with their cocaine guilt by saving a forest somewhere", arrogant white people are dealing with their socialism debt and colonialism guilt by saving nature (of races). It is just more irrational bullshit. What they are really saving is their socialism system that enables them to have their cake and eat it too (but this is coming to end with $150 trillion global debt). The socialism is going away folks, and you are too. Reality check.

You really need to educate yourself buddy. Have a look at Adorno/the Frankfurt School and the "culture industry" - you might then have some understanding of why the patronising ramblings of egotistical rock stars have absolutely fuck all to do with socialism

And massive debt doesn't enable massive collective misallocation of consumer expenditures much.   Roll Eyes

Myopic, Dunning-Kruger, charlatans don't impress me, so be gone from me.

And you ARE going away and I am going to do my technological part to make it so.

- and indeed, if you are able to make the connections, why in turn socialism has absolutely fuck all to do with the US driven debt problem.

Socialists blame debt on the effects of the vested interests due to the power vacuum of democracy, then they try to put the blame on capitalism to deflect it away from its root cause which is democracy. You forgot the adjective "usury". I've explained in great detail which is discussed in the Economic Devastation thread, why large capital is inherently dumb (because smaller things grow faster and knowledge generation is not fungible) thus only can grow when that power vacuum in place.

We recently had floods in the UK due to a shift in the jet stream and exceptional levels of precipitation. I suppose this had something to do with "socialism" as well, right ?

You incorrect man-made global warming proponents try to claim socialism is responsible, because you claim only socialism can fix the problem. Kaplunk.

(and the entire hysteria is junk science which is another effect of socialism).

But no worries, you ARE going away soon.

And as I explained upthread, the D.E. will sneak up on you and it won't be announced on TV. By the time you realize what we have done to you, you will be swept away already.

I am not just a theorist, I am also a man of action.

A longer penis means the women were having sex with more men, as the longer penis would have a better chance of depositing the sperm deep and greater change of spreading the male's genetics.

Hold on a minute  Huh  Wouldn't this mean that the women would have had to have had sex with fewer men, not more.

Thanks for confirming for all to see how low your IQ is.

Impregnating a woman is normally a function of repetition, as in about 1 in 11 attempts will result in a pregnancy. Thus the woman's evolutionary strategy is maximized in one vector by accepting as many mates as possible. Other vectors include hypergamy and enough support to raise the children.

The more mates depositing sperm the more evolutionary strategy advantage each male needs to get his sperm into a slightly better swimming position to maximize the odds of fertilization.

You put the cart before the horse. One vector of a feral woman's evolutionary strategy is competing predatory males to maximize her gene pool, so the penis must get longer in societies where the man doesn't marry, guard the woman, and maximize the other vectors in her evolutionary strategy. East Asians have even smaller penises than whites because they control the women even more than we whites do, but this comes at the expense of creating a docile population with reduced willpower, independent thought and creative output. East Asian babies don't even fight when put in a position where they can't breathe. It seems the whites probably had the best balance when we weren't destroyed by the power vacuum of democracy, yet who is to say what is "best". The races adapted to what was best in their environs.

practicaldreamer is apparently too dumb, obstinate, or lazy to understand the linked math.

FWIW I read the article - you were, as indeed I was, educated to first degree level (to a greater or lesser extent) in Mathematics - nothing more than that. So I understand the language, if you like. But all I can see is a disjointed rambling, without a clear or cited aim/intention - the majority merely describes what we already know, but attempts to link it altogether in a way that is clearly tenuous and over ambitious.

Your low IQ explains why you are unable to comprehend why the logic is exclusionary of other possibilities.
  
In short, I'm not sure there's many here has the slightest idea WTF you are going on about.

Indeed at least 25% don't have the IQ to comprehend a very simple case of my reductionist ability, so certainly they can't understand the more complex cases of reductionist logic I employ.

As William James said in the Unheresy link, “The essence of genius is to know what to overlook”.

Good to see you are trying to learn from my blog (that quote he saw there), and the operative word there is "what".
1790  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 09, 2014, 01:45:14 AM
Hawking doesn't have to communicate with people of low IQ. So he doesn't have to be frank about ignorance. Satoshi was in fact very intolerant of idiots. Ditto Steve Jobs and Bill Gates who were both widely reported to belittle idiots into the dirt. I am significantly more kind, patient and tolerant than they were.

I have explained a bit about what intellect is and taught an example herein of how to reduce unsolvable multivariate problems to a solvable core logic by eliminating dependent variables.
1791  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 05:00:42 PM
Forensic identification

The hysterical goggling of uncausal reflections of Jesus on the bathroom tiles after profusely scrubbing and polishing with Comet.
1792  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 04:20:48 PM
All 30% of you. The other 70% know who the dunces are.

The theories on Satoshi's identity that require he is careless fails because he wasn't careless. He was extra cautious. Satoshi was no careless, poor communicator like Dorian. Spend some time reading his posts. Dorian can't even communicate as well as Satoshi wrote.

The most exciting aspect of all this is the real Satoshi may have communicated, "I am not Dorian Nakamoto".

That is plausible and would have amazing implications.
1793  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 02:24:10 PM
Sigh. Dunces be gone from me.
1794  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 11:05:30 AM
High IQ and the ability to make stupid mistakes are not mutually exclusive (unless your trying to infer that Satoshi is a complete idiot). Even the greatest minds have made errors it is only human. That being said it would be a completely and utterly stupid move to make all the effort to remain anonymous and use your name as your handle.

Logic fail. If he is rational and if he made the mistake of putting his real name on the original paper, then he wouldn't bother putting so much effort on being anonymous after that, because he is smart and rational enough to realize he already fucked it up.

He tried. He disappeared.

He disappeared after being PERFECTLY diligent on anonymity for 2 years after you claim he revealed his anonymity by putting his real name on the paper.  Roll Eyes

I wonder if you even have two pebbles to rub together inside your vacuous cranium.
1795  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 10:58:22 AM
And the stupid won't quit...

Of course he would use his own name because he was only contributing an idea. His paper even did not name it bitcoin.

Things only started to become complicated at least several years later when he realized how much a heat he created and how rich he could be... Then he disappeared.

I don't understand how hard this is to think through.

Logic. And logic. And logic. And logic.
1796  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do you really think a man would foresee the future? on: March 08, 2014, 10:57:00 AM
Of course he would use his own name because he was only contributing an idea. His paper even did not name it bitcoin.

Things only started to become complicated at least several years later when he realized how much a heat he created and how rich he could be... Then he disappeared.

I don't understand how hard this is to think through.

Logic. And logic. And logic. And logic.
1797  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 10:35:24 AM
You also fail to understand that 60 year old men can't innovate the way a 20, 30, or 40 year old man can.

It is very unlikely that the very creative solution to the Byzantine General's problem (an unsolved open problem since 1975) would come from such an old man.

Which means my clock is ticking and I hear it. I turn 49 this June.

So damn! Why I am losing time here on this forum  Huh  Huh  Embarrassed
1798  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 10:18:23 AM
If I said the sky is blue and it insulted you because you think it is not, does that mean I am angry.

That proves the logic of my prior post. But you won't understand, because you do not grasp well formal logic (statement of fact based on you not understanding my prior post).

This is most amusing. You're under the delusion I have voted on this poll while I merely made an observation about how you and others in this thread are greatly upset by not receiving a 100% no vote.
You appear to consider yourself highly intelligent while having done nothing but resort to petty insults. From this I can't help but assume you're angry.
Angry enough to insult anyone in this thread intruding on your circlejerk.

However, I am sorry for intruding on the circlejerk going on in this thread. I shall take my popcorn elsewhere.
Enjoy your continued discussion about the great discovery of fitting a square peg into a square hole.

Logic fail.
1799  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 10:17:45 AM
Useless poll, watch: http://www.bloomberg.com/video/did-newsweek-uncover-the-wrong-nakamato-jQlEjzLuQ~6aEKN4NhDgow.html

They clearly state already, how they "found" him. Best is the explanation, why he must be the right one: "Because there is no reason, why he isn't".  Roll Eyes

Add this:

http://www.bloomberg.com/video/can-the-real-dorian-nakamoto-please-stand-up-vSiahPV4ReyViJX2_IJhZw.html

She has no evidence whatsoever. It is circumstantial circus.
1800  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Basic IQ test on Satoshi's identity on: March 08, 2014, 10:03:23 AM
Again, I was ashamed to see our community spiral off into zillion threads about who is Dorian.

We have more important work to be doing.

And we don't need an emotional community. We need a rational one.

So I tried to interject a bit of teaching about logic.

As usual, this will fail because everyonemany will shoot the messenger when they don't like the message.
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