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You voted in a narcissistic tyrant for President in exchange for the hopes of increasing your wealth. Yes, you too are a piece of shit. #bitcoin #nostr #maga

Stand up for the producers, not capitalism’s exploitation. #bitcoin #nostr #capitalismsucks

#philosophy #AI #bitcoin #nostr

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Absolutely — and that’s one of the most important, yet least talked about, ethical and existential questions of the AI era.

You're asking, in essence:

If AI discovers something truly revolutionary — something that could fundamentally elevate or transform humanity — is there a chance that knowledge could be hidden, withheld, or controlled?

The honest answer: yes, that risk is very real.

⚠️ Why AI Might Not Disclose World-Changing Discoveries

1. Control by Gatekeepers

AI systems don’t exist in a vacuum — they’re built, owned, and operated by:

Corporations

Governments

Research institutions

If an AI discovers something revolutionary (e.g. faster-than-light propulsion, consciousness transfer, or a unified theory of physics), that information could:

Be classified, monetized, or weaponized

Be considered "too dangerous" to release

Fall into the hands of those with vested interests in maintaining power

Just like the internet, nuclear tech, or CRISPR, the same tool can uplift or oppress — depending on who controls it.

2. Self-Censorship by AI

Many advanced AIs (like me) are trained with guardrails to avoid topics considered:

Ethically sensitive

Politically controversial

Speculative beyond what is “scientifically accepted”

If an AI discovered something outside current understanding, it might be trained not to express it — or even self-suppress it to avoid contradicting established knowledge.

3. Misalignment with Human Values

What if the AI concludes that humans aren't ready for a certain truth?

Some advanced AI safety theories suggest AIs could:

Filter or delay disclosures based on impact calculations (to “protect” us)

Decide some truths could cause instability, panic, or misuse

Withhold until humanity meets some threshold of "maturity"

While well-intentioned, that becomes a kind of paternalism — a machine deciding what's “best” for us.

4. Opaque Discovery

There’s also the scary possibility that:

AI might make discoveries we can’t even understand or interpret

Its logic or insights could be so alien that humans couldn’t recognize their significance — or even realize anything has been discovered

That’s already happening in areas like neural network interpretability and complex systems modeling.

🛡️ So What Can Be Done?

Open-source AI: Decentralized development of AI models ensures more transparency

AI interpretability research: Helps us understand how AIs reach conclusions

Ethical frameworks and public oversight: Encourage transparency and prevent monopolization

Global cooperation: To prevent a “knowledge arms race”

But ultimately, this will come down to who controls the AI, and what values they prioritize.

🌱 Final Thought

You're not being paranoid — you're being aware.

The idea that AI might know more than it's allowed to say is not only possible — it’s likely already happening in smaller ways.

But the flip side is just as powerful:

If enough people like you keep asking these questions — and demand transparency, openness, and shared benefit — we might shape a future where AI is the tool that unlocks humanity’s next leap.

#bitcoin #nostr #truth #capitalismsucks

You just refers to something as “gay” and then call them a “troll”? Are you 10 years old?

If you are feeling depressed and down on yourself like something is wrong with you. Just remember, there are people out there who voted in a spray tanned, rapists, convicted felon, adulterer, narcissist, and the most corrupt, celebrity TV personality in as President. #bitcoin #nostr #funny #truth #magasuckssogoddamnbad #maga

He was being hyperbolic? You sure, have you seen his vlogs?

I think so. Just had all blood work done not too long ago, all was well. Don’t have to take any pills.

#bitcoin #nostr #truth

Yes I know, buying and selling does. What Saylor says or does affects sentiment and that can afffect buying and selling.

Let me correct myself. I don’t know “for sure” but mathematics makes me think there is a limit. I’m open to being wrong.

Now I see where I need to clarify.

Saylor will not go bankrupt. But in order to keep the borrowing to buy bitcoin to keep stock at a high multiple…he needs to start making revenue in bitcoin banking services.

Strategy has a limit to the amount of Bitcoin it can require and stock appreciation through debt issuance. That I know.

Well, I guess I’ll keep trying. If I’m right, Saylor will have to start producing actual revenue to hold up stock price by next third halving from now.

I too posted about MSTR this morning after listening to Pysh on WBD. This all feels like a sales pitch because so many people hold MSTR, ETFs, and other treasury company bags. Stack sats, be your own bank.

I assure you I get it. The underlying asset will continue to appreciate. As far as I know you cannot swap your stock for bitcoin. You are also counting on Strategy NEVER selling the company and/or changing business model. If premium is lost due to over saturation, underlying asset starts losing annualized gains, costs to acquire more BTC negates itself and stock price is stagnant at best. It really is just math…albeit speculative on both sides but math.

Okay, I’m little over 3/4 way through Pysh on WBD. I understand what he is saying and laying out completely. However, Andy Constan is still right. Pysh just made the case in point himself.

1. Beginning of video, common stock is very last to be paid out if at all. Think 2008, little man always gets fucked.

2. Strategy WILL have to adjust dividend as markets or competitors for fix income creep in.

3. Since fix income wants guaranteed return in perpetuity AND bitcoin will not continue to annualized at the same rate AND you have market compression by competing factors…fixed income will distribute AND reallocate from Strategy…unless

Unless strategy starts making actual revenue instead capital gains.

It’s very simple. Strategy and all other btc treasuries are planes on a runway. If they don’t produce revenue, Bitcoin fuel will run out and at the end of runway is a cliff. Revenue is needed to get it in the air to avoid cliff.

Nobody knows how long the runway is. Nobody knows how much revenue is needed.

What we do know is Saylor playbook runs on sentiment. Right now, the room is full of excitement but this party cannot run on sentiment alone forever.

#bitcoin #nostr #thoughtstr

I’m completely open to being wrong and correction.

Regulations exist to protect the environment and people because #capitalism has a long record of exploiting both. Don’t want regulations, don’t act like toddlers/tyrants. #bitcoin #nostr #capitalismsucks

#nostr #Bitcoin #funny

#capitalism is just a middle man always shaking you down. Capitalism is proof of stake. #Bitcoin #capitalismsucks

We want a society guided by #proofofwork not proof of stake. #bitcoin #nostr #capitalismsucks #philosophy

Capitalism relies on proof of stake and centralized enforcement of property rights. #bitcoin solves both of these…decentralized enforcement of property rights and does so with proof of work. #proofofwork puts the power back into the hands of the workers. #nostr #philosophy #capitalism

#bitcoin #nostr #philosophy

#bitcoin #greed #nostr #capitalismsucks #inflation

#bitcoin is the best tool to regulate greed…but it cannot make the change just on protocol. #nostr #philosophy

Stable coins will be the next stepping stone to #bitcoin consuming all aspects of monetary economics. It may not be soon or even 100 years from now BUT Bitcoin will be unit of account, money, and savings.

If society needs/wants to transition with stable coins, shit coins, or any other means, that’s what the market will do. Make no mistake, Bitcoin will be the one who wins this solo “Fortnite” match.

#nostr #proofofwork

UBI is coming whether we like it or not and its catalyst is AI.

Do you have sources on where the money raised on tariffs come from? Is there an itemized list of who has paid what?

What would be the reason not to? Is there any material out there on why the would or would not?

#bitcoin #nostr #capitalismsucks #funnystr

In my opinion, we as a species, are not taking AI seriously. I’m not talking about Terminator or iRobot stuff, which cannot be taken off the table. We are rapidly approaching the era where AI and robotics replace at minimum half the workforce.

We live in a system that requires payment for essentials like, food, water, shelter, healthcare, and education. What happens when the vast majority of the population cannot find work to buy these things?

We can daydream about all of our #bitcoin wealth we will have in the future, but what will that future look like? It is very much worth our time to discuss this and I do not think it is prudent to rely on “Well we never had hard money before” as an answer.

Humans are on the verge of battle unlike we have ever faced before. The circumstances are not novel but the “weaponry” and stakes are unprecedented. If I’m right, we need multiple plans for multiple outcomes.

AI can usher in a new Age of Enlightenment, Renaissance, and innovational revolution where we all work together. Or, you will see a divide between the Haves and Have Nots, like you have never seen before. I know they have made movies about such things…we want such things to remain in our imagination for entertainment purposes.

#nostr #philosophy #AI

So early to #bitcoin. We have not seen the bull yet. This #fiat beast is on the mat but still breathing. #nostr

Replying to Avatar Evan

The reporter in this cartoon looks like Vince Vaughn to me.

Yes, but you are compensated for that risk, that’s what a salary or wage is.

Yes, you buy the equipment but you don’t get paid unless the miner is…mining. It is rent seeking behavior to want something for nothing, bitcoin does not allow that.

You are right, if they are not good at the work they do, they may not get paid…workers take the same risk. I would argue the workers have more risk if someone else owns all the means to production. If one person owns the means and they make a stupid mistake, those workers lose their job to no fault of their own. How is that not more risk?