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January 22, 2014, 02:53:24 PM |
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Now that most tech people understand the underlying technology invention of BTC and it feels/seems like they all embrace it , I just wonder who are the most respected / knowledgeable technologist AGAINST BTC and their arguments ?! Any links interviews of guys you respect but don't believe in btc, again in tech because economists don't really get it from first place ?!
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illpoet
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January 22, 2014, 02:59:55 PM |
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when the guy from dell came to fix my neighbors computer he said bitcoins were only for drug money and terrorists. My neighbor came over to my house to warn me. Not like i have any respect from a dell it guy, but thats the only tech person i could think of.
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Hexah
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January 22, 2014, 03:10:44 PM |
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when the guy from dell came to fix my neighbors computer he said bitcoins were only for drug money and terrorists. My neighbor came over to my house to warn me. Not like i have any respect from a dell it guy, but thats the only tech person i could think of.
:DD This guy have some big insight in bitcoin clearly. |
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January 22, 2014, 03:23:51 PM |
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Now that most tech people understand the underlying technology invention of BTC and it feels/seems like they all embrace it , I just wonder who are the most respected / knowledgeable technologist AGAINST BTC and their arguments ?! Any links interviews of guys you respect but don't believe in btc, again in tech because economists don't really get it from first place ?!
Hmm a 'respected technologist' seems to be at odds with somebody who would denounce Bitcoin. when the guy from dell came to fix my neighbors computer he said bitcoins were only for drug money and terrorists. My neighbor came over to my house to warn me. Not like i have any respect from a dell it guy, but thats the only tech person i could think of.
Haha. I hate this ignorant shit. Cash is a far worse culprit for this anyway. People just don't know what they're talking about. |
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January 22, 2014, 03:25:12 PM |
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Oh no, not a Ponzi scheme, please...  My opinion is that he is just sad he didn't think of it first or invest early in it.
I didn't read his papers, but I think this is often a probable cause. |
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January 22, 2014, 03:25:48 PM |
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No one who actually understands Bitcoin would come out with some of the stupid comments I've seen from these supposed 'I.T experts' I think my favourite one was some guy on fox saying how his I.T department didn't trust it and so therefore he automatically dismissed it, all without doing a single bit of research.
Sure, there are definite risks involved with Bitcoin but I would take that over the hyper-inflated piece of shit economy we have now which our leaders refuse to fix.
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January 22, 2014, 03:33:07 PM |
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Now that most tech people understand the underlying technology invention of BTC and it feels/seems like they all embrace it , I just wonder who are the most respected / knowledgeable technologist AGAINST BTC and their arguments ?! Any links interviews of guys you respect but don't believe in btc, again in tech because economists don't really get it from first place ?!
Hmm a 'respected technologist' seems to be at odds with somebody who would denounce Bitcoin. That is my point but must be some out there.. just curious to read their arguments |
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January 22, 2014, 03:37:20 PM |
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Oh no, not a Ponzi scheme, please... My opinion is that he is just sad he didn't think of it first or invest early in it.
I didn't read his papers, but I think this is often a probable cause. It's usually either this as they're sore about how much they could’ve made, or just sheer ignorance or fear by the media propaganda of it being a currency for the anarchists and nefarious. And obviously a lot of people don't know what a Ponzi is. |
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January 22, 2014, 05:27:45 PM |
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It's usually either this as they're sore about how much they could’ve made, or just sheer ignorance or fear by the media propaganda of it being a currency for the anarchists and nefarious. And obviously a lot of people don't know what a Ponzi is.
Yes, i agree with you. Anyway, I think there is a thing that has been well written by the OP: ... again in tech because economists don't really get it from first place ?!
Edit: to explain myself better, lol |
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January 22, 2014, 05:29:50 PM |
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'So what has driven them to Bitcoin? The brief answer is greed'
well, hard to disagree with that.....crypto peeps are the greediest fuckers around.
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January 22, 2014, 06:00:15 PM |
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'So what has driven them to Bitcoin? The brief answer is greed'
well, hard to disagree with that.....crypto peeps are the greediest fuckers around.
Everyone is greedy. Corporations screw you in the butt by charging you for services because they know you have no where else to turn to or are too lazy/ignorant to look into alternatives. Bank of America with it's ridiculous "free" checking service fees anyone? The government screws you anally with no lube, I barely make 3k a month and get 700-800 taken out of my paycheck. Awesome huh? Schools stick dildos up their students asses and turns on max vibrate mode. I'm still in student debt from University for another 5 years at least, paying back 40k in fees. If you live in America, expect to get screwed by everyone and go into debt if you adhere to the traditional way of life. |
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January 22, 2014, 06:53:52 PM |
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My favorite is, "My financial guy doesn't like it, so he told me not to invest."
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January 22, 2014, 06:59:25 PM |
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when the guy from dell came to fix my neighbors computer he said bitcoins were only for drug money and terrorists. My neighbor came over to my house to warn me. Not like i have any respect from a dell it guy, but thats the only tech person i could think of.
Haha. This is like asking someone at Apple's 'Genius' Bar. |
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January 22, 2014, 07:24:13 PM |
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What could be true? It being a ponzi? |
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January 22, 2014, 08:39:38 PM
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'So what has driven them to Bitcoin? The brief answer is greed'
well, hard to disagree with that.....crypto peeps are the greediest fuckers around.
I'd say that's the thing that hurts them the most is their ponzi scheme nature where being in the right place at the right time can make you huge coin while right now you have to cough up 800 USD just to buy one measly bitcoin and to trade it for other currencies requires exchanges that are laggy, crash, and have been known to steal users money, with chinese based phone reps, and run out of China for all I know. Just not very secure/trustworthy at this point and the actual number of users transacting with crypto currencies as a whole is still very low.... the top heavy nature of them (2% of the users holding 65% of the coins) is still a cause for concern.. with that said if bitcoin ever has a real selloff and some of these top holders holdings get distributed I'll consider buying a few. If I miss out on some moonshot so be it but I'm not paying 800 bucks to questionable exchanges to buy a bitcoin... I'll pay maybe 400-500. If I was lucky enough to have 1000 bitcoin I wouldn't be holding it, I'd be buying platinum or palladium bullion with it discretely and trying to evade taxes on it while selling at least half my stake. I wonder what percentage of these bitcoins are simply 'lost forever' because they were simply forgotten about early on by their miners or whatever... unfortunately there's no real way to know. |
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January 22, 2014, 08:44:27 PM |
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Dan Kaminsky was against Bitcoin initially, but about half a year ago he did a complete 180.
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January 22, 2014, 10:05:41 PM |
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Richard Stallman, because apparently he likes paying taxes to support failed military adventurism.
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January 28, 2014, 07:24:37 PM |
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the reason you can't find any OP is because if you actually understand what bitcoin is and how it works, you immediately "get it".
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January 28, 2014, 08:17:21 PM |
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People here need to understand that the 'Block-chain-technology' is a very different thing from the 'deflationary BTC monetary system'.
The technology has always been described as highly robust, innovative and useful by Technologists.
The monetary system has always been described as speculative, unsustainable and near fraudulent by Economists.
When you find an economist speculating about the technology, or a technologist speculating about economics you can and should dismiss thouse comments regardless of if they are pro or con.
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