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Lots of mention of "crypto" but no mention of Bitcoin, no mention of Cantillon, no mention even of the word fiat. Disappointing!
It's almost as if the writer is a financial nihilist herself.
It's almost as if she doesn't want others knowing that there is a escape hatch because her fiat lifestyle, her future pension, her real estate, her stock portfolio, all depend on people not finding out the truth.
And then he goes onto shilling his yield "protocol".
Bitcoin doesn't need financialization. It needs real adoption.
And when new diseases like COVID do spread around the globe, the resources of civilization that Columbus helped spread are able to meet the threat.
How so? Covid was used to enslave the free people and suppress the values of western civilization. Which part of the covid response did you enjoy? Lockdowns? Nostril penetrations? Muzzles? Poison injections?
Shot in England’s Bourne Woods, a forest slated for deforestation, Scott received rare permission to burn a vast section of the woodland to the ground for authenticity.
Clickbait-y headline.
Old methods of storing evil stuff required obfuscation: they would need to break it up into multiple chunks and reassembly would require specific software and knowledge of what the data is and how to reconstruct and interpret it exactly.
The old formats looked like this:
"Hi, I'm a Bitcoin transaction, here's my first output of 45 outputs -<filepart1>
, here's my second output<filepart2>
, here's my third output<filepart3>
" along with a tonne of other stuff that has to get parsed out when processing the highly obfuscated material. This is thankfully also true of inscriptions.
OP_RETURN however is just a dump for raw, serialized data. It's not the same.
It says the equivalent of "Hi I'm a Bitcoin transaction, here's an unspendable output:<file>
end".
This wasn't a problem for tiny OP_RETURNs i.e their current limit of 80 bytes.
If they're permitted to be 100kb, that's where the abuse begins.
And that's the end of plausible deniability.
When the stuff gets processed - which it has to be for your node to verify that they are valid transactions - then you just have a raw, unadulterated file that will trigger primitive antivirus/forensics software to alert the user: "Hi, you have CP on your computer."
You now need a licence to run a Bitcoin node, everyone thinks you're disgusting if you do, and they're not even wrong.
https://youtu.be/JLtmSzeLXOU
The west is decaying at a rapid rate and drastic measures need to be taken.
The West will keep decaying until fiat is transcended. The issue with government's allocation of resources is downstream from there.
Just another fascist wanting to tell everyone else what to do. Sad to see these "libertarians" becoming fascists out of desperation rather than walking the bitcoin path.
Given the widespread cross-border use of stablecoins, such safeguards could help to slow the erosion of monetary sovereignty and maintain the effectiveness of monetary policy
They are openly acknowledging that the goal is not to prevent crime, but to keep the fiat scam going.
They know perfectly what they are doing. They are not misguided; they are evil.
How so? Maybe he was an asymptomatic arsonist? Did he forget to wear his mask? Wasn't he vaccinated against fire? Didn't the government vaccinate the trees to make them immune against fire? :D
For them it's great. More time at the airport means more shopping, eating, drinking (you are not allowed to bring in liquids) and spending. Why would they want to change that?
In many airports, they don't show the boarding gate until 1 hour before the flight (even if they know it sooner). The reason is for people to do more shopping rather than hanging out at the boarding gate.
Apparently big cars are favored by CAFE regulations, so maybe consumer preference is not the main factor.