He doesn't understand that an algorithm of consensus is superior to authority. Turk get's it.
When did you change your mind on this subject? huh? I've always been a Bitcoin permabull. The minor issues I've had were regarding absolute anonymity and scalability. I need to make a trip to Austin one day soon, probably later this month. |
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Rickards is wack. Volatility, EMPs, can't pay taxes, all bullshit arguments. He doesn't understand that an algorithm of consensus is superior to authority. Turk get's it.
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What we see with government debt as in Argentina, is that after a default, the market "forgives" a county, and start lending again. Then we have the same thing going.
Analysis: Government debt is a pyramid scheme, ...
Civilization (governed human beings) is a pyramid scheme. By that measure Bitcoin is a pyramid scheme too. While civilization seems to be degrading along with the global financial system Bitcoin is just getting started. I think Bitcoin going to really inflate that civilization bubble Type 1 civilization here we come.  A type 1 civilization doesn't use money at all. Hopefully Bitcoin will replace the need for money with intelligent resource management. |
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 Here we go! |
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**snipped for humanities sake**
fake  photoshop very badly indeed |
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 Preparing for liftoff. |
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Sources say Bloomberg is popular among pedos.
Sources say iluvpie60 is popular among pedos.  I guess you would know.... Aw c'mon. I was being nice. I was pointing out that at least somebody like you. |
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Rickards: "Tulips." |
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Sources say Bloomberg is popular among pedos.
Sources say iluvpie60 is popular among pedos. |
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It would make it easier to buy bitcoins.
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Has anyone done this yet? I see there are new Bluetooth pocket printers by Polaroid, LG and Canon.
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There really aren't wars anymore. There are genocides, police actions, skirmishes, insurrections, bombardments, blockades, sanctions, occupations, terrorism acts, and central banks.
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If we get rid of money printing presses, then kings or parliaments that want to commit these atrocities must ask their subjects to donate their savings to do so. A nation willing to commit atrocities wholeheartedly is easier to deal with by the world courts. Maybe there are alternatives to bloodshed.
Too many nations have become lazy. They enter wars with no sacrifice. The leader declares a vendetta and borrows the money from future generations. This is irresponsible behavior and these countries do not deserve what Bitcoin can provide. The nations of the future that adopt Bitcoin will be immune from tyranny because their assets will be beyond the reach of mere politicians.
Only leaders able to gain the support of their constituents will be able to aggregate capital for the will of the people. These future nations will be successful and worthy of their status and power. However long it takes, one day Bitcoin or its offspring will foster maturity and stewardship to nations and the world.
I missed these discussions. |
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 The training is loading up. |
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If a super massive CME struck the Northern Hemisphere and wiped out 75% of life on the planet, would cockroaches use Bitcoin?
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Bitcoins! Get your Bitcoins! Hot and fresh! Get them while you can!
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if only i could i would travel the world with a mage phone annoucing the good news to everyone i encourter bitcoin must not fail. pretty sure everything hangs in the balance as this critical piece of technology evolves. just look around its so obvious! opt the fuck out now! BUY BUY BUY! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6KXgjLqSTgFear not. Greed is Bitcoin's megaphone. |
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Bitcoin is certainly losing popularity with central banks.
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Satoshi is Captain Kirk in "A Taste of Armageddon."
We need to sacrifice, conserve, ration, and hear about the wars on a daily basis. That is the price we must pay to wage war. It doesn't taste as good as a cafe mochachino at the mall food court bought with money borrowed from our great grandchildren.
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