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Rich as in bankrupt his companies over 4 different times lol. I dont think we need a real estate tycoon to get a hold of our government funds, who knows he will be rubbing elbows with to get richer. |
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According to NIST and ECRYPT II, the cryptographic algorithms used in
Bitcoin are expected to be strong until at least 2030. (After that, it
will not be too difficult to transition to different algorithms.)
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Moloch
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March 15, 2016, 04:57:06 AM |
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March 15, 2016, 04:57:31 AM |
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March 15, 2016, 04:58:45 AM |
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 Yes, of course Trump hangs out with people who cheer when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center |
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March 15, 2016, 08:34:16 AM |
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Yes, of course Trump hangs out with people who cheer when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center The president USA deserve, not the one they need xD |
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March 15, 2016, 08:35:28 AM |
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Whaou. I mean, what else would you cant of a president? It seems like really the perfect choice to me no? But Trumpers will simply ignore your posts as they always do when you bring proofs of the incredible stupidity of their Great Leader... |
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March 15, 2016, 09:06:06 AM |
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As I've said before, Bitcoin is just in pocket-pool mode until a problem with the debt-based monetary system. Not that a guy cannot make some decent money off it until then, but at that point it goes to undreamed of levels (if it survives that long.) But these levels are only a good thing for those who have the skills and balls to touch it since it will become illegal overnight and VERY difficult to use. Most people would be better off to have most of their emergency nest-egg in silver coins. These will also be illegal, but much less technically complex to use and much more useful in keeping yourself alive.
In the above scenario, aside from outlawing Bitcoin, what other actions do you expect governments to take in order to obstruct its use? |
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March 15, 2016, 09:27:57 AM |
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As I've said before, Bitcoin is just in pocket-pool mode until a problem with the debt-based monetary system. Not that a guy cannot make some decent money off it until then, but at that point it goes to undreamed of levels (if it survives that long.) But these levels are only a good thing for those who have the skills and balls to touch it since it will become illegal overnight and VERY difficult to use. Most people would be better off to have most of their emergency nest-egg in silver coins. These will also be illegal, but much less technically complex to use and much more useful in keeping yourself alive.
In the above scenario, aside from outlawing Bitcoin, what other actions do you expect governments to take in order to obstruct its use? Depends a lot on the country and on how much Bitcoin ends up being used. I would expect that in some cases for a period of time getting caught using Bitcoin (or precious metals) as a currency will get you summarily executed. A global collapse of debt-based fiat monetary systems and the implantation of a replacement solution will result in tensions and 'quality of life' changes which few can imagine. Or at least they have that distinct potential. I would expect the global internet to switch over to an 'enhanced' protocol whereby another layer is added at the packet level. This layer will add various kinds of metadata including personally identifiable information and license authorization. That would provide backward compatibility and very straightforward filtering. I only say this because it is the design which strikes me as a no-brainer and one which I would suggest if I were retained to produce a design for the so-called new world order. To my surprise I have seen no suggestion of such a 'solution'. Anyway, Bitcoin would have some adapting to do to overcome such a challenge. |
sig spam anywhere and self-moderated threads on the pol&soc board are for losers.
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March 15, 2016, 02:14:33 PM |
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I like Trump because he exposes just how utterly ludicrous making "election season" last a year and a half truly is. I like Bernie Sanders for the same reasons. Wake me up when some actual votes have been cast and delegates chosen and corporate money allocated and Enclave decisions made about who the nominees will be.
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March 15, 2016, 02:43:50 PM |
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The Dilbert Future: Thriving on Stupidity in the 21st Century - Hardcover – Illustrated, May 14, 1997 by Scott Adams """Back in 1997 I made a prediction in my book The Dilbert Future that seems to be coming true. It stated: In the future, the media will kill famous people to generate news that people will care about. – The Dilbert Future (May 1997)""" http://blog.dilbert.com/post/140995102361/the-trump-riots-that-are-mostly-my-fault
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March 15, 2016, 02:46:06 PM |
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Thomas DiMassimo, the guy who rushed Trump the other day, is already a star on garbage media,that brainwashes retards and homicidal maniacs alike. There’s your absolution, swag bags and a two week stay at Sea Island ain’t far behind.
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yugo23
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March 15, 2016, 02:51:19 PM |
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Thomas DiMassimo, the guy who rushed Trump the other day, is already a star on garbage media,that brainwashes retards and homicidal maniacs alike. There’s your absolution, swag bags and a two week stay at Sea Island ain’t far behind.
Ok I don't like the morons claiming he attempted to kill Trump as it's not true, but how could he be applauded by anyone? He's just a dick who disturbed a public meeting. Not that I think what he did is especially wrong. But it's not good either, it's just a stupid action. |
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March 15, 2016, 02:59:55 PM |
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As I've said before, Bitcoin is just in pocket-pool mode until a problem with the debt-based monetary system. Not that a guy cannot make some decent money off it until then, but at that point it goes to undreamed of levels (if it survives that long.) But these levels are only a good thing for those who have the skills and balls to touch it since it will become illegal overnight and VERY difficult to use. Most people would be better off to have most of their emergency nest-egg in silver coins. These will also be illegal, but much less technically complex to use and much more useful in keeping yourself alive.
In the above scenario, aside from outlawing Bitcoin, what other actions do you expect governments to take in order to obstruct its use? Depends a lot on the country and on how much Bitcoin ends up being used. It's actually fear of that sort which prompted Mike Hearn and his boys to decide to play nice with the government in '11. That's when he pivoted from the old-time bank-bashing and started to make a big deal about Bitcoin's open ledger and innate transparency. I would expect that in some cases for a period of time getting caught using Bitcoin (or precious metals) as a currency will get you summarily executed. A global collapse of debt-based fiat monetary systems and the implantation of a replacement solution will result in tensions and 'quality of life' changes which few can imagine. Or at least they have that distinct potential. If so, it won't do much good in the end. Did you know that, when the French Revolution was careening into the Terror, the government made using gold money a capital crime? As I hope you're guessing, that draconian law did not stop gold from circulating. I would expect the global internet to switch over to an 'enhanced' protocol whereby another layer is added at the packet level. This layer will add various kinds of metadata including personally identifiable information and license authorization. That would provide backward compatibility and very straightforward filtering. I only say this because it is the design which strikes me as a no-brainer and one which I would suggest if I were retained to produce a design for the so-called new world order. To my surprise I have seen no suggestion of such a 'solution'. Anyway, Bitcoin would have some adapting to do to overcome such a challenge. "Can't stop the signal."  |
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March 15, 2016, 03:55:33 PM |
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March 15, 2016, 04:13:56 PM |
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Corruption in political reality is another matter than a pure statistical prediction. Lots of people have too much to lose if TRUMP wins. Lots of BAD people. I pray he has 1 000 000 000 Alpha Force Cosmic Angels. He will need each and everyone of them. |
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March 15, 2016, 04:23:03 PM |
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Liberals who say they are leaving if Trump wins is about the biggest endorsement he could receive.
I don't like the guy but they keep doing things that make me hope he wins.
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First seastead company actually selling sea homes: Ocean Builders https://ocean.builders Of course we accept bitcoin. |
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March 15, 2016, 05:00:59 PM |
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Corruption in political reality is another matter than a pure statistical prediction. Lots of people have too much to lose if TRUMP wins. Lots of BAD people. I pray he has 1 000 000 000 Alpha Force Cosmic Angels. He will need each and everyone of them. We'll see! True story/Semi-Disclosure: I signed up with PredictIt on August 22nd of last in order to buy that exact contract. It was then trading in the mid-20s and I thought it was a screaming buy. Had PredictIt not barred me from trading because I lived in the "wrong region," I'd be sitting on about a triple right now. Anyhoo, the derived market price is trading like a risky arbitrage play - a lot like a stock that's the target of an announced takeover which might fall through. What's fascinating about this stability is that the punters were actually slow to catch on to the Trump phenomenon. The aforementioned contract was a "screaming buy" right up 'til last New Year's. |
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March 15, 2016, 05:10:28 PM |
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Corruption in political reality is another matter than a pure statistical prediction. Lots of people have too much to lose if TRUMP wins. Lots of BAD people. I pray he has 1 000 000 000 Alpha Force Cosmic Angels. He will need each and everyone of them. We'll see! True story/Semi-Disclosure: I signed up with PredictIt on August 22nd of last in order to buy that exact contract. It was then trading in the mid-20s and I thought it was a screaming buy. Had PredictIt not barred me from trading because I lived in the "wrong region," I'd be sitting on about a triple right now. Anyhoo, the derived market price is trading like a risky arbitrage play - a lot like a stock that's the target of an announced takeover which might fall through. What's fascinating about this stability is that the punters were actually slow to catch on to the Trump phenomenon. The aforementioned contract was a "screaming buy" right up 'til last New Year's. It says I can buy a Trump yes for 30¢, what does that win me? |
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