ah so that's where they all went
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13. Juni gerne... echt Jubiläum auf den Tag genau?
Ein Jahr is des schon wieder her... phuck
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Let's see, 50 BTC mining reward / 1322 transactions = 0.0378 BTC which would be the fee per transaction in the future in order to keep miners motivated to secure the network, I think that's acceptable.
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nothing quite like ending a discussion with an appeal to authority. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Facing today's " problems" that are " enormously complex" and " understand[ing] the dynamics of the system, mostly by immersing oneself deep into the mechanisms that make it work" is arguably the job of politicians. Apparently they don't do it very well.
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If we're 100% psychopaths, then the economic structure which we'd use to destroy ourselves would not matter much.
If we're only 1% psychopaths, then it's more like a game of probability. You want to centralize power and trust that those in executive position are incorruptible. However, history shows they're rather not.
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ok so what do those russians know what we don't know? ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif) All data are taken from blockchain.info and bitcoinwatch.com first interesting graph is the sum of all transactions for a day look for the year include a seven-day shows the actual participation of large purses in circulation - in other words, if you pay three pennies in your purse is still a billion of this sum will be 3 billion UAH. well, like last year's three peaks jump, Christmas, well, hell of a clear expectation of growth in which the following schedule this is only the amount that is transferred (no I want to note - an increase of the daily turnover is significantly higher increase in coins. - the daily turnover of about one order of magnitude higher than the daily turnover mtgox - can predict the increase in turnover to 500 tysch day total to powder your brain to a $ 1 billion in annual sales (at current exchange rates). check it out so. We went on this indicator are many third world countries.
seems not much. ![Huh](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/huh.gif)
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So? I can't really picture the strawman that you seem to be attacking here, as I don't really disagree with what you said here.
(Though I admit I used "always" as a simplifying weasel word, let's say the extraction of fossil oil would no longer be economical as of today compared to renewable resources like hemp, were it not for the military industrial complex sustaining it because it's an important part of their power game).
An ethical and ecologic awareness and conscience concerning the rain forest etc is a factor that is independent from the economic structure of a society. A planned economic system might deplete their resources in a similar way as well (and in fact history showed they did). In a free market, aware parties can buy what they want to protect.
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Forget about the effect of the December change from 50 BTC to 25 BTC as price predictor. This is already priced in as it is public knowledge.
This goes only for hoarders and speculators, and not for real demand as a currency, which some say is also the cause for the recent stability and slight increase.
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It reminds me of the drunk bald guy with the yellow t-shirt of last year that was spamming the web with his shitty videos.
omg thanks for the reminder! almost forgotten him! where has he gone? can't seem to find any of his vids
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kam wohl nix wa ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif)
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they're really so limited? omg ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif)
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oh, sehr fein, herr exilkolumbianer ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) another haven for freedom lovers ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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