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So then to track that argument down to an absurdity - The objections you raise could equally be applied to language, or mathematics.
by FooHentai 9y ago
So then to track that argument down to an absurdity - The objections you raise could equally be applied to language, or mathematics.
- mempko 9y agoLanguage does not have to be consistent and mathematics are a game we play. Bitcoin is a single global public ledger created in a distributed system. To call it decentralized is strange since all transactions must go into the central ledger to be valid. In other words, decentralized systems function perfectly fine with inconsistency. Bitcoin does not pass that test.
- FooHentai 9y ago>Language does not have to be consistent Parties have to agree on terms for language to be of any use. >mathematics are a game we play Ok? So is money. Rest of your comment is a nonsense since it follows a declaration that 'maths is just a game', then gets incredibly specific on a bunch of stuff which, if we're being consistent, is just maths.