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Author Topic: 2013-04-04 Bloomberg 'Sorry, Libertarians, History Shows Bitcoin Isn't Future'  (Read 2218 times)
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April 06, 2013, 07:53:33 PM
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The real problem here is that nobody has ever witnessed an entire financial system convert into something else. Not just tangible coins to another round metal blank stamped with a different design - I'm talking complete conversion to something virtual.

We are witnessing the inevitable progression of a complete system change. That is why valuations won't make much sense to outside observers. Much like a person being pulled into a black hole, the physical laws of the surrounding space start to change in scary and unknown ways.

The entire financial sphere is being sucked in by the bitcoin singularity, with a huge event horizon that nobody in the current system can see past. By the time the last holdouts are reluctantly pulled in, we'll have jump-started a new economy, and be transacting in a currency that is beyond centralized control.

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April 06, 2013, 08:42:30 PM
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The real problem here is that nobody has ever witnessed an entire financial system convert into something else. Not just tangible coins to another round metal blank stamped with a different design - I'm talking complete conversion to something virtual.

We are witnessing the inevitable progression of a complete system change. That is why valuations won't make much sense to outside observers. Much like a person being pulled into a black hole, the physical laws of the surrounding space start to change in scary and unknown ways.

The entire financial sphere is being sucked in by the bitcoin singularity, with a huge event horizon that nobody in the current system can see past. By the time the last holdouts are reluctantly pulled in, we'll have jump-started a new economy, and be transacting in a currency that is beyond centralized control.

Taken the bitcoin red pill? (Pick up the Red phone and wait for the secret word `Hello`)

Go down the rabbit hole that turns out be the wormhole ride into a black hole from which noone escapes and all others outside the event horizon can not make sense of what they see happening inside.

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April 06, 2013, 10:51:08 PM
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bloomberg is jewish, no?

like Blumberg or sth.  Huh
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April 06, 2013, 10:57:32 PM
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The real problem here is that nobody has ever witnessed an entire financial system convert into something else. Not just tangible coins to another round metal blank stamped with a different design - I'm talking complete conversion to something virtual.

We are witnessing the inevitable progression of a complete system change. That is why valuations won't make much sense to outside observers. Much like a person being pulled into a black hole, the physical laws of the surrounding space start to change in scary and unknown ways.

The entire financial sphere is being sucked in by the bitcoin singularity, with a huge event horizon that nobody in the current system can see past. By the time the last holdouts are reluctantly pulled in, we'll have jump-started a new economy, and be transacting in a currency that is beyond centralized control.

Spot on.

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