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Are you in a major city in North America, Japan, South Korea, China, or Europe? If so, I don't think you have a truly representative sample. On the other hand
by 3pt14159 9y ago
Are you in a major city in North America, Japan, South Korea, China, or Europe?
If so, I don't think you have a truly representative sample.
On the other hand, I still think governments are going to ban it once they understand it. But for now: :D
- freedomben 9y agoYes that's totally fair. I'm not in a major city but I do think my sample has poor representation. And I totally agree that they'll ban it once they understand it :-)
- chrischen 9y agoYou probably just covered > 50% of the population of the earth there. If that isn’t “ordinary people” than what is? People aren’t all rural farmers anymore.
- 3pt14159 9y agoNo I'm not. Major cities are Toronto, NYC, Chicago, Tokyo, etc. Not Vilnius, Ottawa, or Brussels.
- lokedhs 9y agoBrussels is the centre of power in the EU. I have nothing against Toronto, but just because its population is higher doesn't really award it the status of being more "major".
- 3pt14159 9y agoBeing important or good at one thing doesn’t make you a major city. It’s that you’re not known for one thing that makes you important. NYC has software, banking, media, art, culture, dining, etc. DC or Brussels just has one thing: political power.
- mrhappyunhappy 9y agoGovernments are ran by special interests. When special interests are invested in bitcoin, governments won’t touch it.