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2020 Oct 17, 10:34pm   10,784 views  379 comments

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Raoul Pal, former Goldman Sachs hedge fund manager, recommending bitcoin and gold

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241   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 9:55am  

Onvacation says
G36 says
Onvacation, what are you talking about. How do you come up with that. Provide a source! You said you researched it.

What are you talking about?


2040
242   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 9:55am  

And you still haven't said what you think bitcoin "programmability " means.
243   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 9:56am  

G36 says
Onvacation is not just blunt though. He makes claims and doesnt provide a source (2040??) and he does his own comparison between BTC, gold and money and didnt even include key differences like scarcity/decentralization. He's obviously just here to bash and misinform.

What misinformation?
244   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 9:58am  

Why dont you answer the question :) you make up stuff and dont provide a source. How did you come up with 2040? Provide a source. You said you researched it :)
245   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 10:03am  

Onvacation, it takes you awfully long to find a source for your claim that all bitcoin will be mined by 2040? Why? How did you come up with this? provide a source. You said you researched Bitcoin. Show it!
246   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:03am  

Ok. You know bitcoin is artificially scarce. When do you think the last bit "coin" will be "mined"?

Don't speculate from ignorance.
247   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 10:04am  

ahahaha he cant answer the question :) he keeps trying to distract.

it takes you awfully long to find a source for your claim that all bitcoin will be mined by 2040? Why? How did you come up with this? provide a source. You said you researched Bitcoin. Show it!
248   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 10:06am  

does googling take you so long? You are an alleged software engineer and claimed that bitcoin will be fully mined by 2040? Why cant you find a source for it? Did you not research it?
249   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 10:07am  

Onvacation says
G36 says
Conveniently you left out scarcity

What happens in 2040 when the last coin is mined?


Where does it say that on the internet? why wont you provide a source?
250   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:10am  

Typo. I meant 2140.

They are going to try to keep the scam going for another century of artificial scarcity.
251   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 10:11am  

Onvacation says
Typo. I meant 2140.

They are going to try to keep the scam going for another century of artificial scarcity.



bawahahahahahahahahahahhhhhhhhhhhahahahahaahah
252   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:11am  

Emotions have no place in investing.

Gambling can be exciting!
253   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:12am  

Your turn:Onvacation says
And you still haven't said what you think bitcoin "programmability " means.
254   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 10:13am  

That is so hilarious....all this time he thought Bitcoin will be fully mined in 20 years.....when pressed on showing a link, he tried everything to distract from it.....and now its a typo and he meant 120 years from now. Thank you for the laugh dude!
255   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:15am  

About the "programmability " thing. How do you program a bitcoin?
256   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:15am  

It's OK to say you don't know.
257   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 10:17am  

Nice research dude! you were only off by 100 years!
258   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:17am  

I doubt if it makes it to 2030
259   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:18am  

About this "programmability " can you explain what you mean?
260   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 10:22am  

I gotta leave this as is for a while. This was too good. Thank you again for the laughter. Talk to you later!
261   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 10:22am  

When you have an answer get back to us.
262   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 11:04am  

G36 says
That is so hilarious....all this time he thought Bitcoin will be fully mined in 20 years.....when pressed on showing a link, he tried everything to distract from it.....and now its a typo and he meant 120 years from now. Thank you for the laugh dude!

Ignorance is no sin if you are willing to be educated.

Last count I have programmed in 19 languages over my career. I could probably duckduckgo it but I was wondering what. G36 says
programmability
means to you?
263   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 11:12am  

G36 says
I gotta leave this as is for a while. This was too good. Thank you again for the laughter. Talk to you later!

Not meaning to offend you @G36 I just believe you lack knowledge of crypto. You came here asking for advice and you got plenty.

If you still think Bitcoin is a valid investment and not a Ponzi scheme where the early adopters make money and the latecomers get left holding a flash drive, good luck.

My disrespect is for Bitcoin, not you. That's just my educated opinion.
264   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 1:15pm  

G36 says
Onvacation says
Typo. I meant 2140.

They are going to try to keep the scam going for another century of artificial scarcity.




G36 says
bawahahahahahahahahahahhhhhhhhhhhahahahahaahah

Sry for busting your balls here. Being 100 years off is just too big to ignore. Does that make you question your alleged Bitcoin research? All this time you thought the last Bitcoin will be mined by 2040 and now that you know its 2140, does that change anything for you?
And before we move on to another topic. What do you mean by "They". Who is trying to keep what going? And in your mind, how would "they" even be able to do that?
265   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 1:18pm  

G36 says
All this time you thought the last Bitcoin will be mined by 2040 and now that you know its 2140, does that change anything for you?

No. It's part of the scam of artificial scarcity.
266   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 1:20pm  

G36 says
And before we move on to another topic.

What do you mean by the programmability of bitcoin?
Stop loss orders? Something else?
267   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 1:23pm  

G36 says
G36 says
Onvacation says
Typo. I meant 2140.

They are going to try to keep the scam going for another century of artificial scarcity.




G36 says
bawahahahahahahahahahahhhhhhhhhhhahahahahaahah

Sry for busting your balls here. Being 100 years off is just too big to ignore. Does that make you question your alleged Bitcoin research? All this time you thought the last Bitcoin will be mined by 2040 and now that you know its 2140, does that change anything for you?
And before we move on to another topic. What do you mean by "They". Who is trying to keep what going? And in your mind, how would "they" even be able to do that?


Onvacation says
"No. It's part of the scam of artificial scarcity."


Interesting! So 100 years makes no difference to you. Why so hasty in moving on to the next topic. I thought we are having a discussion. I'll ask again.
What do you mean by "They". Who is trying to keep what going? And in your mind, how would "they" even be able to do that?

Wouldnt that be important to know for us? Who is they?
268   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 1:33pm  

G36 says

Wouldnt that be important to know for us? Who is they?

Creaters of the scam and their dupes.
269   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 1:34pm  

Onvacation says
G36 says
And before we move on to another topic.

What do you mean by the programmability of bitcoin?
Stop loss orders? Something else?

?
270   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 2:13pm  

Onvacation says
G36 says

Wouldnt that be important to know for us? Who is they?

Creaters of the scam and their dupes.


I think your Bitcoin research needs to start (or start over). You seem to think that there are creaters in charge and that "they" can keep something(?!) going or not in regards to the Bitcoin network?? In your mind, how would that even be possible??

I am shocked that you, as an alleged software engineer, know so little about Bitcoin.

"Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks; managing transactions and the issuing of bitcoins is carried out collectively by the network. Bitcoin is open-source; its design is public, nobody owns or controls Bitcoin and everyone can take part. Through many of its unique properties, Bitcoin allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system."

Since you seem to not agree with this, why even discuss it with you further? On your comparison with Gold and the Dollar you left decentralization, programmability (for instance, Bitcoin has a control logic built in so that Bitcoins cannot be counterfeited, it only allows a certain amount of Bitcoin to be mined, a halving event takes place which cuts the Bitcoin inflation rate and intermediaries are not needed), scarcity and security (cannot be counterfeited) off. These are key traits of Bitcoin.

Again, its shocking how little you know about Bitcoin. Take programmability for instance. You are telling me in your Bitcoin research you have never crossed an article about programmable money? Should I copy and paste some for you?

It's clear to me you have no interest in a discussion. You only post false info (last BTC mined in 2040, creaters can keep it going at will) or call people names.
271   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 3:00pm  

G36 says
programmability (for instance, Bitcoin has a control logic built in so that Bitcoins cannot be counterfeited, it only allows a certain amount of Bitcoin to be mined, a halving event takes place which cuts the Bitcoin inflation rate and intermediaries are not needed

Programmed? Or programmable? Are you saying bitcoin is programmed because it was set up with artificial scarcity? Or are you saying that bitcoin is programmable and they can change the rules as they go? Both are true.

Help me understand what you mean by Bitcoin is programmable?
272   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 3:01pm  

G36 says
Through many of its unique properties, Bitcoin allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system."

Like Heroin deals and buying Russian hookers?

What exciting uses do you foresee for bitcoin?
273   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 3:05pm  

Onvacation says
G36 says
Through many of its unique properties, Bitcoin allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system."

Like Heroin deals and buying Russian hookers?

What exciting uses do you foresee for bitcoin?


What isnt exciting about Bitcoin?
274   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 3:06pm  

G36 says

It's clear to me you have no interest in a discussion. You only post false info (last BTC mined in 2040, creaters can keep it going at will) or call people names.

I am willing to have my mistakes corrected. The designers of the bitcoin blockchain designed it for a century of artificial scarcity. I misread somewhere that it was 2040 and not 2140. I was wrong about that. Doesn't change my argument that bitcoin is a Ponzi scheme relying on the next speculator to pay more for the coin than you did.

It has been my experience that bitcoin speculators get real defensive when you try to point out to them the facts.
275   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 3:06pm  

Onvacation says
On your comparison with Gold and the Dollar you left decentralization, programmability (for instance, Bitcoin has a control logic built in so that Bitcoins cannot be counterfeited, it only allows a certain amount of Bitcoin to be mined, a halving event takes place which cuts the Bitcoin inflation rate and intermediaries are not needed), scarcity and security (cannot be counterfeited) off. These are key traits of Bitcoin.

Again, its shocking how little you know about Bitcoin. Take programmability for instance. You are telling me in your Bitcoin research you have never crossed an article about programmable money? Should I copy and paste some for you?


same answer:
On your comparison with Gold and the Dollar you left decentralization, programmability (for instance, Bitcoin has a control logic built in so that Bitcoins cannot be counterfeited, it only allows a certain amount of Bitcoin to be mined, a halving event takes place which cuts the Bitcoin inflation rate and intermediaries are not needed), scarcity and security (cannot be counterfeited) off. These are key traits of Bitcoin.

Again, its shocking how little you know about Bitcoin. Take programmability for instance. You are telling me in your Bitcoin research you have never crossed an article about programmable money? Should I copy and paste some for you?
276   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 3:07pm  

and why not answer questions?

I think your Bitcoin research needs to start (or start over). You seem to think that there are creaters in charge and that "they" can keep something(?!) going or not in regards to the Bitcoin network?? In your mind, how would that even be possible??
277   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 3:10pm  

G36 says
You seem to think that there are creaters in charge and that "they" can keep something(?!) going or not in regards to the Bitcoin network?? In your mind, how would that even be possible??

Do you think there were not creators?
278   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 3:11pm  

So G.

Are you planning on selling your crypto for more than you bought it?
279   Bitcoin   2020 Nov 10, 3:14pm  

Onvacation says
G36 says
You seem to think that there are creaters in charge and that "they" can keep something(?!) going or not in regards to the Bitcoin network?? In your mind, how would that even be possible??

Do you think there were not creators?


why not answer the question?
280   Onvacation   2020 Nov 10, 4:09pm  

G36 says
You seem to think that there are creaters in charge and that "they" can keep something(?!) going or not in regards to the Bitcoin network?? In your mind, how would that even be possible??

That Satoshi dude started the blockchain and brilliantly programmed in the artificial scarcity and insurance that the game (because that is kind of what it was at first) lasted until 2040 2140.

Bitcoin's blockchain technology is an open source program that any of the users can change at anytime and if a consensus of users agree to the changes that is the new way. Sometimes there is a glitch, like not enough space was provided to store bitcoin's incredibly large market cap (btc market cap exceeds the value of all the investible silver in the world if you can believe that!). All users of Bitcoin HAD to agree to the changes in order for Bitcoin to continue to work.

Does that answer your question? Would it also answer my question to you about bitcoin's programmability?

Or do you have a different thing in mind when you say programmability?

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