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nmlnn

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    Comment #25816834

    That just means we disagree on what humanity needs. Good thing I don't have to justify how I spend my time and energy to you.

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    Comment #25816760

    Maybe they do maybe they don't, it's impossible to tell other people what they need. The best you can do is educate them on the options you think could help, people will ultimately…

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    Comment #25815904

    Trying to get people to understand Bitcoin is without a doubt the most productive thing I can do with my time for the future of humanity.

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    Comment #25815849

    If someone figures out a way to do it, then sure. Mining ensures that no one in the system is able to get a new monetary unit below the market price as well as making tampering wit…

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    Comment #25815604

    If you're in Venezuela, Argentina, Lebanon, Turkey, Nigeria, etc. where your government is stealing your savings via massive inflation it's pretty useful. It would definitely be be…

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    Comment #25815537

    It's not like excess hydro power in China is stored anywhere. It's literally wasted.. why do you care if people use it to mine bitcoin? How is it cutting in to the energy that othe…

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    Comment #25815495

    You can't drive up the cost of "waste", all you can do is use it such that the waste is decreased. If people want to make hydrogen with it they should do so. As I said, the Bitcoin…

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    Comment #25815410

    *Citation Needed

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    Comment #25815211

    Bitcoin doesn't waste energy. Bitcoin consumes energy waste. The global market for adding bitcoin blocks is as competitive as it is possible to get. No barriers to entry, no one ev…

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    Comment #25815196

    Bitcoin doesn't waste energy. Bitcoin consumes energy waste. The global market for adding bitcoin blocks is as competitive as it is possible to get. No barriers to entry, no one ev…

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    Comment #25797083

    Nope, that's why I'm so confident. The entire point of Bitcoin is to remove the need for trust and replace it with network consensus rules and proof-of-work, both of which you vali…

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    Comment #25796866

    How would they enforce such a ban?

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    Comment #25789233

    If people want to short bitcoin or tether, they should do so. However, I don't really get all the internet whining. If they're right they'll make a lot of money. I don't buy these …

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    Comment #25789128

    Uh.. one little problem with this kid's analysis. There are multiple USDT/USD markets ( https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/USDTUSD/ )

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    Comment #25689992

    Am I missing something? That's how their backups work currently

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    Comment #25677381

    Do people not realize they can run more than 1 messenger app at a time?

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    Comment #25644878

    > sexual exploitation, human trafficking, modern day slavery, organ trafficking, high value thefts (petrol, or digits bank robberies), standard social engineering scams etc That ki…

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    Comment #25601934

    Sure, not until some entity gets over 50% of the stake

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    Comment #25600372

    Sure, you just need to trust people.

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    Comment #25598642

    They both want to scale transactions, they just disagree about how. Bitcoin Cash wants much higher transaction throughput at the base layer (i.e. the actual blockchain). While Bitc…

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    Comment #25587856

    Not really, the Wuhan lab received funding for the studies into gain of function for bat coronaviruses from the NIH (via EcoHealth Alliance). The incentive to bury the origin (if t…

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    Comment #25576342

    Failure to understand NgU.

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    Comment #25503608

    SEC deals with securities, bitcoin is not a security according to them. Ripple(XRP) is.

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    Comment #25476434

    A lot do (but they don't get surveyed by Nature). I quit physics after one postdoc - never thought that would happen - but reality and expectations often don't match up.

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    Comment #25411448

    HN is hilarious. Even after 10 years, majority of people here are unable to grasp that bitcoin IS money. MS and MSTR are performing a speculative attack on a soft fiat currency (su…