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November 02, 2015, 01:05:35 PM
Last edit: November 02, 2015, 01:20:07 PM by n2004al
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Right now, if the internet were to go down, bitcoin would (for the most part) go down with it.

Bitcoin however, can be separated from the internet, and we should probably make a safety net for it.

The next major war will probably involve a lot of cyberwar, and big nations will likely cut of internet of other nations for tactical reasons. For this reason, some organizations have set up their own internet, independently.

Having our nodes interconnected with each other, making our own internet would give many advantages, redundancy only being one of them.

Of course, such a thing has to be decentralized so it would need to be a project driven by the bitcoin community itself, and not a single entity.

If it will be only for the blockchain and the new net will be available and accessible in equal way in all the world it will be a good choice. If the same thing it will be applied in the internet I  think that it will be a stupid thing. If every entity or country will have their net the information that everyone will have will be much less than the previous one, the connection between people in two other countries will be more difficult to be realized or even impossible and so on. The world is going toward the integration and the separation. The separation bring only slowdown of development and differentiation. This model it is applied by Kim Jung-Un actually creating an internal internet within the North Korea to separate its people from the rest of the world and, in this way, to control everything they can have from such kind of internet. I thing that this behavior and action of Kim Jong-Un cannot be the example to follow by no one.
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November 02, 2015, 01:32:13 PM
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A Finnish project is aiming to transmit bitcoin over radio waves. Read more about it here...

http://www.coindesk.com/bitcoiners-finland-send-cryptocurrency-radio/

Cool! Would be great to have radio receptors that incorporated wallets too Cheesy

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November 02, 2015, 01:35:03 PM
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If it really goes dark we'll still have carrier pigeons.

And we'll always be able to count on the Bobchain - http://intheoreum.org/#welcome
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November 02, 2015, 01:53:56 PM
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I think the radiowave idea sounds applicable. Other than that, I can't really imagine other alternatives. Maybe bluetooth will work but not sure if there will be limitations as to how far and how fast information will get transmitted. More or less, if something bad were to happen with all internet connection down, at least the coins are still safe until we managed to find internet connection to access it again.

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