you seem stressed. I wonder what you wanted to communicate with that double post.
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and we thought that the XT train was lulzy... the ride never ends
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dear grandpa sgbett.
It must have been an amazing post. Sadly you're ignored.
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This is frightening.
Are you aware that invalid forks with the longest chain can and do happen and they are ignored because they don't follow consensus rules?
Are you aware that miners can continue hashing all they want and if the economic majority of nodes disagree with their chain being valid than it is ignored and those blocks are orphaned?
Do you understand that the economic majority of nodes holds the power to dictate what chain is valid and whether a chain is longer or not is secondary to the consensus rules of these nodes being followed?
What's actually frightening to me that these people actually think they can take over Bitcoin. We've talked about it many times. They've spent countless funds to propaganda and whatnot. Their days are counted. We are well entrenched, they can't do shit to damage the system. They don't have the balls to actually do 51% attack.
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but take long to propagate
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lol we could house poor people in the vast offices
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They forgot to test the bailouts again?
I wonder why the system keeps crashing. LOL
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I actually don't believe in Bitcoin much. I believe in Satoshi Nakamoto.
Call me traditionalist, smallblocker, ...
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I'd be lying if I don't find their posturing amusing though. They cry about censorship and feed off drama, meanwhile r/buttcoin makes them look like fools.
American rich kids.. They have nothing to lose. China gave them the middle finger, now they cry about it.
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He already invested in bitcoin startups and alike like Bitgold.
There are many elites that in public demonize bitcoin, but behind the curtain they all hoard it.
It's a very clever trick to even the odds and make sure you make money no matter what.
That's true they act like they want to crash it, but secretly hoard it, and of course next thing they gonna do when the next crisis comes along they're gonna dump fiat to the face of general public (Zimbabwe dollar). They're just scared shit less that general public will discover Bitcoin and it will go to moon sooner than expected. It's inevitable.
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Bankers try to play both sides always , it's called hedging Maybe soros will hedge some pocket change too
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so what's with this Jamie Dimon guy.
I keep hearing him in the news discrediting Bitcoin.
Not just once or twice... He's made statements how many times now? 4? 5? 6?
You don't see any major banking executives talking much about Bitcoin. Some of them are investing in Bitcoin startups even.
This Dimon guys seems obsessed. I bet he reads Bitcointalk.
I don't read this everyday (I'm not Dimon) But you are right. These banker types are often obsessed.
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And even if this particular censorship instance is beneficial for us, we still cannot use it. Because it can become a weapon against us in the future, so it would be hyporcritical to use it ourselves.
I know. I think we don't have much choice. These paid posters aren't going to simply disappear. I wish our systems survived until the Bitcoin gets a major boost from halving and also from the the fear of people at various stock markets and so on. While there is a currency war between China and US we must be careful about every step we do.
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I'm not trying to be antagonistic, but there's a mechanism for handling consensus disputes built into the code. While I can appreciate that there is a human element, it doesn't mean that changes should be vetoed by any minority that decides it's not on board.
What about we ignore your consensus?
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Discredit to buy, large investors, they always use the same moves .. and if they want to buy bitcoin also big investors .... something interesting is a bitcoin.. It keeps happening. I wonder what the tomorrow's news going to be.
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maybe Core will add 2 MB and end this mess? that would be a cool story 2MB + SegWit + LN etc would be great. I think Core should add 2MB earlier than Classic then test the SegWit and give miner and service providers to update to the SegWit. Yes this will happen. I'm looking forward 2MB and SegWit
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I'm surprised that franky posts something meaningful, sometimes.
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What about this: If Governments get too big, we will stop them!
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The word 'governed' probably has the wrong connotations. Perhaps it is better to say that the "evolution of the network is decided by the code people freely choose to run."
The word governed is the correct world. This is what are you guys for? To govern Bitcoin? Arguably, it is impossible to know with certainty what the current consensus rules are, other than by creating blocks and seeing if those blocks are accepted into the longest chain. We can't know for sure what code the economic majority is running--we could ask them or they could tell us--but they could lie. Proof-of-work is where we "put our money where our mouth is," as it were.
Go ahead grandpa. Mine that 8MB block today.
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All you clasSick posters here on bitcointalk are really kind of like a rat infestation - Hard to control but do-able.
Like a cancer. A chemo can sometimes help, but still fatal.
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