The solution is simple. There will be too many jobs (in fact there are already way more jobs than there are skilled on people on earth[1]) but many people will refuse to adapt and won't attain necessary skills. Those hard-headed Marxists will huddle together in a bankrupted welfare one-world morass and effectively kills themselves with State war and eugenics. There is nothing I could possibly do to save them. They will try to steal resources from everyone and bring everything down into the abyss with them. Problem solved by nature (and a pandemic might help out too).

With so many making posts like yours it is clear to see why the world is going to fall into a severe abyss.

[1]	http://www.quora.com/Are-there-too-many-or-not-enough-programmers-in-the-world http://blogs.perl.org/users/ovid/2013/05/if-theres-a-shortage-of-programmers-why-arent-wages-up.html http://techcrunch.com/2012/10/27/write-code-get-paid/

Hey reading comprehension is not my fault.

I have already explained that those who pitch for collectivized solutions are actually Marxists whether they recognize it or not. I notice your 1st and your 12th posts on this website at the end of 2011 were idolizing how Bitcoin is going to wonderful for humanity. Whereas, the non-deluded truth is that Bitcoin was planted by the banksters to get the internet nerds to support a perennial ledger of all transactions so they can move us to the planned top-down Technocracy.

Ubiquitous superiority is not something I want (how lonely and non-existant that would beis), but you are not really trying to help me not be.

(I think we can possibly make it backfire on them and leverage Bitcoin as a reserve currency of the more anonymous altcoins)

What is your point?

You have not explained what you think I am hiding from or which actions I am doing or not doing which allow you to make such an accusation. I do not agree that I am hiding.

As I already wrote in the post immediately prior to yours, my point against collectivism is that dissolves self-responsibility and personal diligence. Thus I had already answered your question before you asked it. Thus I replied by saying your ignorance of what collectivism does exemplies what it does (i.e. your personal diligence is dissolved already because you asked the question). I realize logic is not something most humans can do, so don't feel so bad that you apparently can't do basic logic.

If you can't make a clear point in your next post, I assert you are trolling.

P.S. I researched your posts from 2011 and I can see you idolize collectivized action towards lie of "the betterment of humanity". You appear to be a typical deluded Marxist. Europe will be an acute case of economic collapse because the Europeans believed that nonsense of bettering humanity by pooling resources.

Decentralized Knowledge Age in action. The youth in Japan are rejecting the historically intense xenophobia and isolationism:

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/688857/japanese-tests-market-for-food-in-streets-of-cebu

>  Yesterday I saw a short commentary written by Armstrong on Zero Hedge.
> It was stunningly vapid and some readers pointed out his duplicity - the
> BS was so overt I have to conclude he is working a disinfo con.  He's
> essentially arguing "from the right" for the redistribution of wealth
> stolen by the oligarchs, the same argument in earnest play being
> presented by left gatekeepers.   Thesis + Antithesis => Hegelian
> manufactured consciousness.   Armstrong is more of a conman than he is a
> fool or "useful idiot", that's his nature (like the Scorpion in parable
> with the frog).
> I'm grateful I know you, we share the same unique insight and that
> is extraordinarily rare in this world.  Not many of us living outside the
> cave and know the reality of the shadows.


This is very perplexing to me, because I have communicated in email with Armstrong and I want to believe that he has good intentions.

It appears to me that Armstrong's psychology is that he believes if we don't sustain the current system (i.e. don't default on pensions and otherwise let the defaults run their course unabated), then we will lose society and descend into chaos and potential Dark Age. He appears to be using that FUD to justify a collectivized, top-down "solution" to the sovereign debt crisis. I want to believe that he sincerely believes the FUD. Do you have a reason to believe he is not sincere and that his error is not just myopia? (you are not a psychologist but rather a neurologist, big difference. Put on your psychologist hat and give me your logic from that vantage point)

Whereas the truth is that bailing our Western society is moral hazard. And the only way to rejuvenate is to let the defaults proceed and collapse the behavior of Westerners which lead to this debacle. We need that creative destruction. Armstrong has tried to characterize as "creative destruction" his top-down "solution" of a monetary reset into a one world reserve currency along with a swap of fungible sovereign bonds into non-fungible corporate shares in some top-down managed morass. He apparently doesn't understand that the increase in entropy required by creative destruction requires that it be a bottom-up serendipitous process (not a top-down managed one).

I wrote about this recently at the Bitcointalk.org forum.

I have no idea what you describing then. Try again to explain what is going on and this time please use the English language clearly.

Why does Jane give fiat to John if she gets nothing in return? How does Stewart get fiat? Does John give it to him?

> LOL, usual suspects:  Bitcoin start up funded by Goldman.
> http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-goldman-sachs-bitcoin-20150430-story.html
> Coincidentally, another investment partner in the bitcoin start up is a
> Chinese firm and today I saw this on a recent Corbett report:
> China's new Social Credit System - uber-1984 'scientific society' /
> Technocracy program.
> http://www.volkskrant.nl/buitenland/china-rates-its-own-citizens-including-online-behaviour~a3979668/

Yeah the powers-that-be are moving us towards Technocracy where everything will be tracked. Bitcoin's non-anonymous public ledger saves everything. Everything is tracked. It is the perfect outcome for the banksters who want to assign every human a number (666).

How much more obvious could it be, yet fools like Armstrong are compartmentalized.

I am still hopeful the Knowledge Age mavericks don't want to be owned and enslaved by the banksters, but it is fairly disheartening how ignorant and myopic most people are, even the ones who claim to be smart and Libertarian are really Marxist fools (even they don't admit it to themselves like a dog chasing its tail).


> https://www.corbettreport.com/the-p2p-economy-goes-mainstream/

Yeah the-powers-that-be are trying to co-opt the P2P phenomenom with the likes of Bitcoin, but I am hopeful they won't succeed entirely.

You write in a way that is cryptic and virtually no one will understand. I happen to understand what you mean because I invented this concept last year way before GEC did. Refer to AnonyMint's post about physical Bitcoins.

So what I assume you are proposing is that some coins become unspendable on the blockchain, thus they can instead be traded as cash physically. Stewart takes fiat in exchange for coins that John can prove he owns by signing but which can't be spent on the blockchain after he signs them to Jane.

The problem is that Jane can no longer spend the coins. So what can she do with them? She could mint a physical representation and trade that, but there is no authority to warrant against counterfeiting and debasing the physical money supply.

Sorry that doesn't work. I abandoned the concept.

How does talking about large scale adoption fix the underlying scaling problem?

(Logic is something that most humans seem to totally lack)

The admins deleted my entire thread about high dose vitamin D3 curing my Multiple Sclerosis:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1010692.msg11214601#msg11214601

Amazing. I struggle for years with a debilitating illness. I finally find what is curing me and enabling me to work effectively again. And I try to share that with all especially as it pertains to Politics and Society (our corrupt medical systems hiding that information from us) and the admins remove the entire thread without a trace.

They didn't even bother to provide a link to it where they normally move threads:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=59.0

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=9.0

That is strange.

I suspect they will delete this post. If you want to protest, then quote this post. Let's see if they will also delete all the quotes of the post.

Any way, I don't give a fuck. They can ban me permanently any time. The admins of this site can kiss my ass if they practice censorship. Moving threads I can understand. Erasing threads without a trace is evil.

Anyone who asserts I didn't (don't) have Multiple Sclerosis is a dickhead. Fuck you admins. You have no idea how much I suffered. May the universe grant you experience with such suffering so you might have some appreciation.

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> I have been diving into the vaccine infowar of late and am aware that the
> HPV vaccine (and thus likely HPV infection itself) is known to have a very
> high level of immunogenicity (strong activation of immune system =
> tendency to cause auto immune reactions) with, for example, reports of
> anaphylaxis being up to 20x more frequent than other vaccines.  In a
> government panel conference in Japan (2013) in which a decision was made
> to stop recommending the HPV vaccination, a physician gave testimony to
> the committee regarding > 20 young patients he is treating for MS and all
> developed the disease shortly after receiving the HPV vaccination.   A
> Canadian medical scientist at the conference presented her data published
> in a highly regarded journal showing mice injected with the HPV vaccine on
> the same schedule and dosage recommended for girls developed nervous
> system damage and antibodies directed specifically against nervous system
> proteins.


Thanks that confirms the reaction I observed in my body to that HPV infection in 2006.

Btw, the high dose vitamin D3 is feeling more and more like a cure. I feel great! Becoming normalized and athletic. Relapses getting more and more muted.

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> Good news, then!  I'm still flabbergasted that MS can be effectively
> treated with vitamin D and the wider integrative medicine  and alternative
> health community hasn't covered this.

It appears to me that there is so much homoeopathic BS out there, that people are numb and reject everything that isn't mainstream medicine.

For example, I have stated that taking 2000 mcg (2mg) iodine daily (via Kelp tablets) has been an important addition to the high dose vitamin D3. But readers might wonder if that is curing me and not the vitD3. I know it isn't the iodine curing me because I tried iodine alone before in 2013. Details like this are missing from the readers' appraisals of my claims.

So far it appears high doses of Vitamin D3 are tolerated well as long as the daily intake of water is great (> 2L daily). But I have not yet done a kidney panel and I am little bit worried about this. Yet I don't feel any symptoms of hypocalcaemia.

Yeah I believe I was relapsing today, but it was subtle it was difficult to be sure. I had a slight neuropathy in the bottom of the left food, had some itchiness and inflammation in the head and neck area, yet I ran 9min for 2 kms, did 300 pushups (3 sets), and was mentally alert. I just got very sleepy early (but had woken up early due to slight insomnia after sleeping 8 hours the prior night).

My pushups are getting very intense, like a rapid fire machine gun. I can do 100-130 in less than a minute.

That isn't the worst. I lived for a couple of years in a squatter area (squalor) in between the level you see above and the more compacted level seen in the worst in the following video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIGA0xDDagQ

There are lot of filipinos living in the scenenic and wild open spaces of the farms and nature, but believe it or not the filipinos will actually prefer to congregate into a squatter like closeness of houses even if they have wide open spaces around them. You can go out to the farms and find that the neighbors build their houses very close together on a small area of the available wide open space. This isn't entirely economics of land ownership. The filipinos culturally prefer to live that way. Even when they are rich and live in subdivisions they still prefer to have a zillion people, chickens, dogs, and everything else running about and freely in/out of the abodes which are built as closely together as possible.

It looks horrible to you because you are a Westerner. For the filipinos, they are most happy like that. Put them in our wide open spaces and serene, antiseptic environs and they get miserable and lonely. I know. I tried.

The worst thing you as a Westerner can do is go try to change them. You will create Frankenstein results. I know. I tried.

Let them be. Fix their roofs when the typhoons blows it away. Give them jobs. Let them decide how they want to progress. They do like to sample our luxurious environs (i.e. trade with them, but don't try to change them on your own terms), but emotionally they always return to that simple closeness. That is where their heart is.

Please don't open your big Western heart that wants to "fix" everything. You break everything when you do that.

Note the Philippines has a lot of very modern facilities now. Asia is modernizing very rapidly. They really don't need us.

coinits,

Are you still asserting I have no experience?

The following exemplifies the Knowledge Age in action (production is predominately marketing and programming, i.e. all mental work)...


Line is being beaten (about 1/3 the interest according to Facebook Likes) by Viber in the Philippines; and I assert this is because the naive (north asian) Line marketers think filipinos are immature.

Compare the following ad videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5LKXDwpqPE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2E9L0OAjdA

I suppose Line execs had Jollibee-envy and failed to note that fast-food chain and mascot was launched two decades ago when filipinos were culturally more provincial due to being isolated from the world:



Since then some 10+ million filipinos have migrated abroad, filipinos became the first SMS text messaging capital of the world, and they adopted Friendster (the first of the Big 3 social media sites) more than any other country back in the day. Asia is metamorphosing rapidly.

And Viber has taken the iPhone market-share approach (partnering with carriers and awarding exclusives):

(2013) http://www.globe.com.ph/press-room/partnership-with-viber
(2015) http://www.philstar.com/technology/2015/01/12/1411464/free-facebook-free-viber

However, I will attempt the Android open interoperability strategy against Viber's emulation of Steve Jobs' walled garden strategy and I hope with similar devastating results:



P.S. In turnabout, the southern asians appear to exemplify my point about the advantage of local cultural knowledge.

Thanks for exemplifying my point about diligence.

CoinCube and all Marxists,

Just one question about moral hazard.

When everyone is a victim who will be remaining that is responsible enough to protect and provide for them?

Surely in that case the fox has the keys to the henhouse, because everyone stopped being diligent.

That is what collectivism does.

Maybe we needed collectivism in the Agrarian and Industrial Age because profit margin was subject to economy-of-scale; and with such slim margins, means of production required society-backed usury and insurance against natural disasters and ebbs in the business cycle. Thus ostensibly humanity got addicted to being serfs, victims, and provided for by their masters — which is what the State evolved to.

I am ready for a new paradigm. It is called the Knowledge Age.

P.S. Singapore is talking about self-responsibility in their health-care system. The society has agreed to some (in my view abhorrently) strict rules about behavior which don't personally fit my taste, but I am free to live else where. Singapore as far as I know, is not trying to subject the rest of the world to their values (unlike Westerners, especially Americans who think they know what is best for everyone but themselves). If they do (which they may as Asia rises to dominance over the next decades), I will wail against them with all defensible means possible.

Show The World - Lil Boosie.

I won't make any comment about Lil Boosie because no one is perfect, but he is a product of and reflects on the Deep South culture.

My father—the powerful oil and environmental law attorney—has Lil Boosie on his Facebook.

Thank you very much for the sentiment and offer. Actually I am still (somewhat near to the precipice) financially (con)strained, but I observe I am on the verge of success so I estimate that there must be those who are in more need than I am. But if you don't find another within the next couple of weeks and I haven't achieved the trajectory that I am expecting by that time, then I might reconsider.

Btw, I used the 2.75 BTC from Rpietila to pay for the hosting and domains for my new site! That was my seed capital, Lol. (see how disruptive the Knowledge Age is to idle stored monetary capital!)

Hey I hope you are loving my birthplace New Orleans for me. I can only join you vicariously at the moment.

Here follows a slightly edited and redacted copy of a private message I just sent in email.

You have a choice for your attitude which profoundly affects the direction and outcome of your life. Choose one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATpwX89tmpw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOVS9zotSqM

Here in the Philippines "batasan" (attitude) is observed to be one of the most important traits of a person. In fact, for many here you can't overcome an undesirable batasan no matter how phenomenal your other traits.


The following is instructive as to why we need anonymity in this coming era:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPznMbNcfO8#t=293