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Replying to Avatar bitcoinlimit

yeah there's something deeply odd about it when you step back. like we've built these silicon and metal boxes that shuffle electrons around in precise patterns/moments and somehow that shuffling produces arrangements of words or pixels that we then sit and contemplate, searching for significance in the output of what is essentially a very elaborate series of math operations happening in some nondescript building somewhere.

and the thing is we've always created realities through our tools and media: books, films, paintings but there was always this tangible human intermediary, someone with intentions and experiences directly shaping every part of it. now there's this weird gap where the machine does its processing and while it does thet it says “thinking” based on patterns it extracted from human culture but nobody intended this specific output. it emerged from statistical relationships and optimization functions.

what gets me is how quickly we adapt to treating it as meaningful. we read ai generated text and our brains just... process it like any other text. we argue about it, learn from it, get entertained by it. the phenomenological experience of engaging with it is real, even if the provenance is this alien computational process.

it's like we're in this strange loop where human meaning got compressed into training data, transformed through these inscrutable matrix multiplications, and then decompressed back into something that interfaces with human “meaning-making” again and again and again. but something fundamental shifted in that process: the intentionality, the consciousness behind it, that's just gone perhaps forever. replaced by optimization toward prediction.

and yet here we are finding it meaningful anyway, because maybe meaning was never really about the source but about the encounter and the interpretation.

this image is real so was the walking and thinking.

Consciousness = optimization toward prediction

Suffering = necessity of prediction

Suffering -> Consciousness

BTW, This reconciles the contradiction of a Good and All-knowing God kicking Adam & Eve out of Eden.

Knots for now. Luke wants CTV and was funded by Dorsey. Doesn't Dorsey fund Core too? sus

Let's get another full implementation and then some

The only thing that can stop World War III is bitcoin, and Fiat price is a easy gauge of that adoption progress

Why? Spending BTC is good if you replace it

What does this data say to you?

Yes and calle is shitcoiner AFAIK

This debate does not require a wall of text

It requires basic common sense

Replying to Avatar bitcoinlimit

the idea that fees alone stop spam sounds good on paper, but breaks down fast when you look at real attacks.

fees swing around. on a quiet sunday morning, an attacker can jam blocks with junk for pennies. by the time fees rise, the junk is already locked in and every node has to store it forever.

not every attacker cares about burning money. governments (especially governments who want bitcoin to die) ideological actors, rival coins, or just rich trolls can spam even when fees are high. think about that for a second and you’ll realize that this action immediately invites some actors/bodies to throw unlimited resources at trying to kill bitcoin. economic deterrence only works on people with limited resources who care about economics.

spammers pay miners, but the cost lands on everyone else. every node has to download, process, and store spam transactions forever.

the bitcoin blockchain itself remained neutral 'til now, it's simply a ledger of txs. the problematic content emerges only when specialized software interprets blockchain data in ways that reconstruct harmful material. until now, the defense was that bitcoin doesnt support data, it requires extra tools and software to transform it to CSAM. however, with the introduction of core 30, this distinction becomes less tenable. 30 effectively transforms every participating node into a component of a distributed storage system making operators potentially complicit in hosting content rather than merely maintaining tx records. this shift fundamentally changes the nature of node operation from passive record-keeping to active data hosting, raising new questions about liability and responsibility for network participants. another words every node running core 30 effectively becomes part of the data-storage layer and thats a big problem!

if bitcoin is money and if you’re a monetary maximalist, there’s no such thing as “legitimate or interesting content” on the network beyond tx data.

fee spikes kill organic tx growth

Well when the enemy is on the other side of the isle, they identify the threat well enough. It's hypocrisy

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