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Swimmer63, the wagon is heading to your town.. you should be excited to jump on it.  |
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Is it remotely possible that miners are really being assembled and tested here in any reasonable volume?  Yes, it's possible. Anyone can start a business in a small office space or garage. Can be software, manufacturing, or selling drugs. Still, we want the clarification from AMT people. yep.  El Monte St. |
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This thread has made me laugh so many times with the skeptic and dismissive comments. Greed and jealousy does funny things to human behavior.  Once AMT does start shipping and is "deemed" legitimate by popular demand, most of these naysayers will just make excuses for their negative comments. "Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain.. and most fools do." - Dale Carnegie Good luck with your business AMT. You seem to be focused on offering a well made product not just something anyone can flip on ebay.  |
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And if people would be buying bitcoin to pay for goods and services instead of hoping to get rich, BTC would be actually behaving like a currency and not some Wall Street derivative. If those people lost money now, then I'm glad, they deserve it.
Best post I have read so far.  |
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There is always an initial cost. Besides maintenance, with solar there is no other cost or fees other than the buy in unless the sun goes out. Even with one of these there is an initial cost. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7l1KpT8g2uk |
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Remember, people did not understand computers when they were introduced. They were considered expensive calculators.
“Our first computers were born not out of greed or ego, but in the revolutionary spirit of helping common people rise above the most powerful institutions.”
― Steve Wozniak
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I use BTC daily but when I talk about it one of the first questions is "is that legal?"
That's really sad that so many people seem to believe that they are only allowed to do what government tells them is OK  ...beyond infinity! |
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think about it.. you're selling internet money, which is ebay's (paypal) business model. they don't like that you're participating in an industry that does not have much history or precedence and may or may not kill their own profits.
They also both report to the IRS.  |
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"Governments absolutely demand a monopoly on money and credit. They're not going to give it up easily," is a very honest statement by a person in the know, although he has been compromised. |
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ajax3592, anything collective can be avoided with understanding and an interested mindset. A dismissive mindset is part of the indoctrination.
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Foxpup, of course there can be both when there is a balance. Have you seen or experienced a balance of sorts in your lifetime under the current ideology? If the ideology is focused solely on profit, there will never be both whether it is sticks, shells, beans, silver, gold, paper or digital. MoonShadow, thank you. I was just curious as a newb to cyber currency. It is fun to see sharks when you first go to Sea World.  |
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The overwhelming collective mentality and ideology in regards to BTC's and mining seems to be profit$. Is the ideology behind BTC and cyber currency as a decentralization to the current monetary system of importance to only few individuals?
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any thoughts on a good way to enter the mining/currency market?
not really a thought, but i have heard rumors of gold hidden in the Black Hills. |
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where is the table with the platters of fruits and lunch meats?
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