So you're big blocker? Do you know that the larger the size of the chain is, the harder it is to run and sync? If you really run the node you know that syncing the node is already pain in the ass..

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You know who put the 1 MB block limit? Satoshi Nakamoto. It is there for a reason.

Satoshi was most likely a human being. We tend to get things wrong when experimenting and innovating. Some of us also have great ability identify and fix things we got wrong in the first place.

So you are sating Satoshi Nakamoto is wrong? Correct?

I've learned that there have been multiple bugs in the Bitcoin code which Satoshi wrote initially and fixed later.

Satoshi is a dude. I'm debating ideas

If you say Satoshi shouldn't be treated as a god, I agree. Now let's apply this to Blockstream buying out Bitcoin Core Devs

Well that was already changed to 4MB with Segwit

Correct. And some people argue that it is already too large.

Have you seen Eric Voskuil syncing the entire Bitcoin blockchain in ~40 minutes on a $350 computer? It's not *that* large anymore for todays tech. Core just sucks.

Yes what about storage costs falling. Is the same number correct in 20 years from now?

It's not only about the storage. In my view we need to explore and turn every stone to make tx's smaller and more scalable before even starting to think about the block size.

There's still a lot of possibilities..