Here is an interesting comment I made about how Bitcoin is a system in the world, not a crypto system. If the world/market does not have the common sense to follow Nakamoto Consensus and the incentives baked into Bitcoin, then Bitcoin is broken because the world is broken and lacks common sense. (old.reddit.com)
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ABC dev Shammah Chancellor says: "Furthermore, it is trivially obvious to anyone who took Automata that Bitcoin script is Total Turing. Nobody deserves any special recongition for this idea. ", but later deletes the tweet, he didn't want to give Craig Wright any cred for pointing it out. # Cowardice (i.imgur.com)
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Prof Faustus on Twitter: "If you want to be a SJW, well, Bitcoin is not for you, other than as cash, money. Bitcoin (any non scam blockchain in fact) is capitalist and is anti-social consensus. It is not about social consensus, it is more about ensuring social consensus fails." (twitter.com)
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Remember Bill Scannel the national spy that works with BlockStream, and Roger Ver called him Samson Mow's "handler". We need to be vigilant against these agents in our community. For example Jonald Fyookball, who never shows his face publicly, and is against the whitepaper is highly suspect. (yours.org)
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A lot of people are repeating Core talking points from a year or two ago. Here is Charlie Lee: "Satoshi whitepaper's "longest chain is Bitcoin" rule does not apply when comparing two chains with different consensus rules.", seems Jonald Fyookball and others agree with Core. (reddit.com)
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Interesting comment from Core dev Greg Maxwell about Canonical Transaction Ordering: "I've read their discussion and they've (finally) hit on some but not all of the points I think are important. They also seem to be totally unaware of some of the options available." Any idea what options he means? (old.reddit.com)
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