Who on bitcointalk isn't lazy?

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What is the cost of those beautiful Ray-bans?

I'm a sharpshooter, with a flair for dressing up in roleplay

But if everyone stopped using the fiat the government's own money would be useless, it wouldn't be accepted by others because nobody would be paid in it.  What do governments use taxes for, police, war, firefighters, infrastructure etc.

So let's say all of these workers are only using bitcoin, well the government can't pay them because they won't take it, it's worthless.  The government is already attempting to impose taxes upon BTC, why wouldn't you think they'll succeed?  Once they do I am pretty sure they won't care what money we use - the problem is the banks themselves who have the control over our government at the moment.

Not really a very good measure, considering that girls may tend to use a different medium to discuss BTC than forums.

Hi jawgoM, this is exactly the site I launched! Please stop on by! (site in sig)

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Wait...not an escort service, but porn for bitcoin

The general psychology of humans and their lack of acceptance of anything new.  There are WAY too many things that the only way we can have change is to wait for the last generation to die out so that the problem either lessens or disappears...

Think: Gay marriage, racism (that one might take a while), allowing women to vote, murderous religions, and general xenophobia.  All of these things require generations to die off before us as a species being able to move on in the right direction.  I fear bitcoin may have a similar uptake, where all of our children will use it exclusively and there will still be old people ranting at a store when they no longer accept credit cards.

What about the likelihood of bitcoin replacing every currency in the world though?  At that point, even allowances would be given in bitcoin.

Don't forget custom tailored fetish porn!!!

I sure as hell hope not, considering I just launched a business based around it...

Maybe she was asking for a little sum'n sum'n?

Actually Emma is VERY nice and personable, she doesn't act like she's above everyone else and is more than happy to talk to you just as a friend.

He just said ask, nobody said satoshi was forced to answer

While there still will be problems, many will be lessened - especially the federal reserve problem.

The federal reserve or "the fed" for short, is a NON GOVERNMENT ENTITY again, NON GOVERNMENT ENTITY. That was created in order to sound like a government entity.  When in reality, it is a network of bankers, who create money for the government, and since initially the government doesn't have money to pay for the created money - they give the government a loan with interest at the most basic level.  Now if you take someone who has 0 money and give them 5 bucks and say they'll owe you 6 bucks, however the total amount of money IN THE WORLD is 5 bucks, how could they ever possibly repay you?

Simple, they can't, and so inflation occurs and gets worse and worse to where the small amount of money the poor have becomes so worthless that they can't even feed themselves - and there you have a depression. It's not about the rich and the poor, it's about the poor not being able to live while being poor. That's what inflation causes and that's what bitcoin can prevent.  The "printing" of money is the mining of bitcoin and nobody is being charged interest for it. Once the coins are mined that's it, nobody is owed anything and therefore inflation will not continue.  Because once bitcoins exist they never desist. 

With paper money it degrades and they have to constantly print new money and create new anti-counterfeit measures, meaning those crispy new 100's that look like monopoly money in the US cost us yet ANOTHER unpayable loan to the fed.

Now couple bitcoin with endless electricity resources and you have the worlds first freely created and distributed currency.

Sorry to arrive so late in this discussion...but I am curious.

OP sounded like he knew what he was talking about in his original post, and you sound like you know what you are talking about...OP and Kazimir, what are your professions?

Also Kazimir, is there truly no way for the NSA to break into a TOR network? I feel like they have the power to do just about anything, even if they have to go so far as to hardline into your home network for "suspected terrorists." Why would that seem far fetched considering all they've done illegally so far?

Thanks! I'll let her know you said so, or you are welcome to stop by and tell her yourself, she is quite fond of us ^_^

Of course!

Send him one of those 90's style e-cards containing his address, then you can present him with his private keys and such in person.  Maybe he'll find the retro of it all to be hilarious.

I wish I had an idea of what you are talking about, are you looking for a writers job? There are a few of them out there - especially in the adult field.