It may lead to problems.

Just like it may lead (and could always have lead) to problems that you can embed this stuff in Inscriptions, >100kb OP_RETURNs, fake pubkeys, etc etc.

I do not think there is a moral or legal difference between these different methods. Do you?

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Not it may.

It will. If you check the article you will see that authorities were involved.

There is a huge moral and legal issue. CSAM is just disgusting exploitation of children.

Do you think it makes a difference if these images are embedded in OP_RETURNS, Inscriptions, or fake pubkeys?

Nick Szabo already answered that.

Also the compromised Core devs did not fix inscriptions intentionally.

They are fixed in Bitcoin Knots though which I am running.

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Szabo is wrong: If more data is included in the OP_RETURN “bucket”, it *does* in fact mean that less data can fit into the Inscriptions “bucket” since all of it still has to fit within the same block weight limit. (75% less even!)

But you’ve now resorted to outsourcing your thinking again instead of answering my question, so I’ll end the conversation here.

E = mc2, yes I have accepted Einsteins thinking. Great argument.

You or anyone saying that Nicck Szabo is wrong on this issue is dishonest and pathetic.