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January 19, 2020, 07:21:18 AM |
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Good morning WO's, Indeed it is over $9000 looking at 9155 and climbing. This is fine. Tet is coming soon and the karaoke parties are starting. I'm expecting prices to follow the celebrations of the next 10 days. Friends and atmosphere all in place. Here's a shot of our back yard currently. Any sleuths out there find this? Shouldn't be terribly difficult.  Falassarna Beach, Crete, Greece Greece is nice guess, sounds beautiful, would love to visit but never been there. The boats should be unmistakable here.
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VB1001
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January 19, 2020, 07:46:07 AM |
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^ Damn it, it seemed too easy 
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January 19, 2020, 07:58:02 AM |
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Good morning WO's, Indeed it is over $9000 looking at 9155 and climbing. This is fine. Tet is coming soon and the karaoke parties are starting. I'm expecting prices to follow the celebrations of the next 10 days. Friends and atmosphere all in place. Here's a shot of our back yard currently. Any sleuths out there find this? Shouldn't be terribly difficult.  Blue Lagoon, Thailand?
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Icygreen
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January 19, 2020, 08:16:34 AM |
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Spent plenty of time in Thailand in the past, haven't been there in years. Maybe this won't be so easy, it is kinda obscure place to go. Here's better images of the boat, the locals, and the launch of a boat. Done in 30 knots of wind! I'll add some of the monuments here if need be later.  
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January 19, 2020, 08:33:11 AM |
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Urgh. Tired of all this $9K.  When 10K?
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January 19, 2020, 08:38:13 AM |
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Urgh. Tired of all this $9K.  When 10K? Not today 
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jbreher
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January 19, 2020, 08:41:46 AM |
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You are a scammer
Being a scammer requires a victim. Who have I scammed, somac.? Name the aggrieved party or STFU. The correct term is would-be scammer.  No but in all seriousness, there was a decent analogy given in one of the many BSV ANN threads about how attempting to recreate Bitcoin 0.1 is like attempting to recreate an early Ford automobile. imagine Henry Ford, coming back from the grave telling Ford company that cars don't need AC/heater because that is not part of the original design..what cars need are bigger windows, actually might as well remove the windshield to let more air in LOL
Craig is claiming his car is a Ford Model T when in actuality under the hood its closer to a Toyota Corolla. If he wanted to recreate the Model T, he would have just cloned the Model T instead of including all the modernizations introduced in generations (builds) afterward.
To complete the analogy, modern Bitcoin (0.19) is more like a Ford Fusion sedan. It makes use of the latest innovations in the industry to deliver an advanced version of the original product, one that couldn't have been fathomable during Henry Ford's time.
If you want to be religious about it and say the Model T is the only true car, well have fun, but don't expect other people to follow.
Sorry, but... stupid analogy is stupid. It would be one thing if BTC's 'innovations' were demonstrably, measurably better. However, even at this late date (two years?), how much value is being transacted on the 'improved' LN? In short, adhering to BSV because one believes it more closely follows Satoshi's original protocol is much like a religion -- based on belief, and not much more. Its a religion every bit as much as Bitcoin (BTC) Maximalism is a religion.
Though as you say, there is some element of religiousity in either position. Personally I find Prophet Craig to be a false prophet as his teachings are unpalatable -- pretty much devoid of any sort of morals or ethics. However, if someone else wants to accept him as a True Prophet, well, not much I can do about that.
Again with the conflation of Craig and BSV. So far, the things he has been saying -- with regards to the BSV protocol itself -- is to bring it into further congruence with the initial satoshi protocol. Accordingly, all the other mutterings are but peripheral and irrelevant to the chain itself. One does not need to believe any Craig <> prophet status in order to see the benefit of the direction of the BSV protocol. Thanks for the (surprisingly) balanced response.
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jbreher
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January 19, 2020, 08:43:22 AM |
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who fucking cares if what happens to be said about some other topic, such as a shitcoin bsv rises to the level of lies.. It does not matter.
So you openly admit to lies, and you pile on by stating that lying does not matter. Great. Paragon of virtue, our JJG. I am NOT admitting anything. I am saying that your assertion that lies are being made here does not give you a free pass to troll and shill your stupid-ass off-topic support for that shitcoin BSV or any other shitcoin or other off-topical matter that you proclaim to be correcting purported lies. Again with the dissembling admission. It reflects poorly upon you, JJG.
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jbreher
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January 19, 2020, 08:49:34 AM |
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My second bullet further makes the point by saying that you believe it's irrelevant if faketoshi is Satoshi (but BSvers for some reason still need to follow his truest implementation)
It is irrelevant whether or not CSW is Satoshi precisely because the changes BSV is undergoing are bringing it closer to Satoshi's original protocol. We don't need Craig to dictate the direction because the whitepaper exists and because bitcoind 0.1 exists. We can read.
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At $400k there won't be any normal people with bitcoins left probably. You won't be able to cash out even if you wanted to because you won't have any bitcoins.
?! u r doing it rong
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January 19, 2020, 09:04:17 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Sorry, but... stupid analogy is stupid.
It would be one thing if BTC's 'innovations' were demonstrably, measurably better. However, even at this late date (two years?), how much value is being transacted on the 'improved' LN?
You're saying my analogy is stupid because LN isn't perfect yet? Were the first iterations of the electric car demonstrably, measurably better than regular cars? What's perhaps stupider is to decide a technology is a failure because it hasn't yet been perfected. Just like Bitcoin 0.1 wasn't perfect and the protocol has undergone several changes to fix dozens of problems since. Even after 10 years, its still not perfect. Regardless, I'm not talking just about LN, I'm talking about all the changes that have taken place since Bitcoin 0.10 was first launched, the one that Craig says his Toyota Corolla is emulating. Again with the conflation of Craig and BSV.
So far, the things he has been saying -- with regards to the BSV protocol itself -- is to bring it into further congruence with the initial satoshi protocol. Accordingly, all the other mutterings are but peripheral and irrelevant to the chain itself.
One does not need to believe any Craig <> prophet status in order to see the benefit of the direction of the BSV protocol.
There is no conflation: BSV is Craig. Did BSV make its recent moves because people suddenly saw "the benefit of the direction of the BSV protocol"? No. BSV moves are always centered around Craig's scammy antics. Its a con game not much different than that played by those who profited during the rise of Bitconnect. If you wish to involve yourself in it, obviously nobody can stop you. Let's just not pretend BSV's recent relative successes are about the tech.
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January 19, 2020, 09:09:09 AM |
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Urgh. Tired of all this $9K.  When 10K? Not today  So clearly today.... Turning back around to snooze another hour, This is fine
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VB1001
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January 19, 2020, 09:18:00 AM |
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January 19, 2020, 09:36:16 AM Merited by vapourminer (1) |
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Let's say you come up with $1million as nice round number. Again, this could as low as $500K in some countries and just for a very modest lifestyle up to $5 million for US, with many years to live, and with a nice lifestyle.
Daym you need $5m to live in the US? Wellllll... The traditional financial advisor .. um ... advice is to plan on withdrawing 4% annually. So 4% of $5M is $200K. Is that enough? Before taxes? It's an individual target. Note that the 4% assumes normal retirement age and life expectancy. If retiring early or planning on living to 268 years of age, you might wanna reduce the percentage for calculation purposes.
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January 19, 2020, 09:40:21 AM |
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January 19, 2020, 09:42:58 AM |
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Sorry, but... stupid analogy is stupid.
It would be one thing if BTC's 'innovations' were demonstrably, measurably better. However, even at this late date (two years?), how much value is being transacted on the 'improved' LN?
You're saying my analogy is stupid because LN isn't perfect yet? No. I'm saying that your analogy is stupid because: A Corrolla is better than a T in every discernible measurable dimension, save nostalgia, and; BTC is not measurably better than bitcoin protocol 1.0 in any discernible dimension. Again with the conflation of Craig and BSV.
So far, the things he has been saying -- with regards to the BSV protocol itself -- is to bring it into further congruence with the initial satoshi protocol. Accordingly, all the other mutterings are but peripheral and irrelevant to the chain itself.
One does not need to believe any Craig <> prophet status in order to see the benefit of the direction of the BSV protocol.
There is no conflation: BSV is Craig. Hmm. Most four year olds can tell the difference between a cryptocurrency and a person. Pity you cannot.
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January 19, 2020, 09:46:12 AM |
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BTC is not measurably better than bitcoin protocol 1.0 in any discernible dimension.
Hmm, off course you don't really believe that do you. Because you have large holdings in both Bitcoin and BCH. You refuse to put your money where your mouth is.
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January 19, 2020, 09:46:44 AM Last edit: January 19, 2020, 09:59:32 AM by Globb0 |
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Spent plenty of time in Thailand in the past, haven't been there in years. Maybe this won't be so easy, it is kinda obscure place to go. Here's better images of the boat, the locals, and the launch of a boat. Done in 30 knots of wind! I'll add some of the monuments here if need be later.   Vietnam? bit like this boat style  Mui Ne?
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January 19, 2020, 10:01:05 AM |
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BTC is not measurably better than bitcoin protocol 1.0 in any discernible dimension.
Hmm, off course you don't really believe that do you. Because you have large holdings in both Bitcoin and BCH. You refuse to put your money where your mouth is. Why should he not diversify or hedge, whatever he believes. This argument, dump everything else to prove anything is silly.
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January 19, 2020, 10:01:43 AM |
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A Corrolla is better than a T in every discernible measurable dimension, save nostalgia,
Correct. BSV is better than 0.10. Its a far, far more advanced, different model of Bitcoin. and; BTC is not measurably better than bitcoin protocol 1.0 in any discernible dimension.
You're now taking this argument into semantic territory, but no matter how you slice it, Bitcoin is better off because of the various BIPs that have been implemented through the years, several of which allow Bitcoin to do things better now than it could then. You probably only have problems with more recent ones guiding SegWit implementation, but that's a different debate. Fact is, several Standard Track BIPs have not only made changes to the protocol but improved upon it as well. Most of these are currently found in BSV. There is no conflation: BSV is Craig.
Hmm. Most four year olds can tell the difference between a cryptocurrency and a person. Pity you cannot. You're just playing dumb again in lieu of having an actual counterargument. I'm saying BSV's recent successes are due to Craig being an excellent con artist. You're saying they are due to its superior tech, which is false. The price moves because of Craig's dramatics, not because there is anything suddenly happening with BSV itself.
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