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It reminds me of Pascal's wager, and one-boxing is believing the predictor can exist.
Yes, two-boxer.
I think the paradox comes because we have to assume an impossible precondition. An accurate predictor cannot exist as postulated. If it exists, our current understanding of the world is wrong.
The video doesn't address the first question I had: how do you explain that the predictor can possibly have such a high accuracy?
Surely there is at least one person that, in such a scenario, will throw a fair coin to decide. You're telling me that the predictor can reliably predict the coin toss. If this is true, the consequences of this fact are far greater than the amount of money I win in the game...
You're proposing taking $1 from a farmer in Burundi living on $30 a month and spending it forgiving $1 of consumer debt of an American?
$1M lets you retire immediately and permanently if you can live off $40k annually and keep the money invested.
The real question is how much longer you want to work to spend more annually.
How much BTC per hour would you charge for, say, helping a farmer pick apples?
How much BTC do you estimate you'll have to pay for one apple in 40 years?
(these may seem silly, but think of them as a proxy for "am I saving enough for retirement, or living too frugally for my own good?")
How did you estimate those numbers, exactly, without consulting any current/fiat prices?
Does SN have to solve the problem of producing one global ordering for posts as a social choice function?
There is only one president after the election (or one MVP in the NBA), but must SN produce one post at the top of a single list?
If every user has a different preferred post ordering, can't each user get their ordering, for themselves?
It is, the SN server should return darthcoin instead of DarthCoin: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/2208/commits/749c45b7333a1180b62130824cb50ae82d00e4c3
SoloCraft is free and runs fine on Linux/Wine, if you feel nostalgic.
So you load that page, go to spend counts and read the item create values, adding them to a monthly total?
How exactly are you getting the number of posts+comments+jobs?
Does your method account for muted things? For outlawed things and wild west mode?
It's fine, I got pulled in by @BlokchainB's generous gifts, and have treated it like a speculation game (buy low, sell high, etc.). That is probably not the intended type of user.
So the real audience is people who try to sell collectibles and physically ship them to you for "auction", so to speak? And those will be paid out in cash/sats by you?
The heart of the operation is sale of physical items, not a game?
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