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Bitcoin is time deferred barter
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Add a few relays manually here's a few
Bitcoiners are of the few groups who have not only woken up to the big scam but also have a counter measure
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Single points of failure are doing Single points of failure things
It's clown show central
Many are already.. albeit through trickier mechanisms
There's a lot of talk that we're living through a form of Exodus, amongst quite a few bitcoiners. Many of us have worked out that we are indeed living in a slave system.
Interpret that however you want, but here's just one of data points. Do they teach our kids in the "schools" how money really works? Do they even teach them about the Cantillon effect? Did they teach us? I seem to remember them teaching us keynesian crap.
Marketing team obviously skipped Mises
The term "digital bearer asset" can be perplexing for those unfamiliar with Bitcoin, as it challenges the conventional concept of digitization.
Typically digitization entails replicating physical objects digitally, suggesting they can be easily copied and manipulated in the digital realm. However, Bitcoin's paradigm shift becomes evident when we examine its proof-of-work mechanism. Unlike traditional digitization, Bitcoin's process involves substantial real-world energy expenditure to create a block which starts life as an abstract digital object. This consumption of physical resources places tangible constraints on the digital asset, making it practically and economically infeasible to recreate from scratch.
Rather than the process of taking a physical object and digitising it where the digital version behaves as abstract representation of the physical. This process takes a digital item in the reverse direction and places physical constraints upon the once abstract object.
This suggests the need for a phrase as "materialized digital asset" (perhaps actualised or physicalized for example) to underline its departure from the loaded term of digitization, emphasizing its reliance on physical resources and its resemblance or behaviour to a physical asset or object.
It'll get fucked up and weird when the state loses control. All those closet authoritarians, control freaks and totalitarians aren't going to give up without a fight
Just look at all the closet authoritarians that came out of the woodwork in the last three years