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Yes, that could be related to the fact that bitcoin isn't something anyone with any familiarity with economics should take seriously. You justify <things you d
by kiba 14y ago
Yes, that could be related to the fact that bitcoin isn't something anyone with any familiarity with economics should take seriously.
You justify <things you don't like> with <anybody with expertise will hate>. This is a total non-starter.
(For the purposes of this comment "familiarity with economics" should be understood to mean: has so much as shopped in a grocery store).
Very low standard it seems. I shopped in a grocery store.
- coderdude 14y agoThen you'll know that you can't spend Bitcoin at a grocery store because it's some crap that people made up and not actual currency. Edit: My comment isn't US-centric, obviously, since I don't know where any of you hail from. Trolls.
- kiba 14y agoThen you'll know that you can't spend Bitcoin at a grocery store because it's some crap that people made up and not actual currency. It's a currency because people actually use it as a currency. It doesn't mean universal acceptance. Did you ever tried spending yen or peso in an American supermarket? If you ever been to porcfest this year, you will know that a lot of vendors actually accept bitcoin along with precious metal.
- executive 14y agoexcept you can spend BTC in some grocery stores. problem Batman?
- kiba 14y agoIf you know the name of the store, I would like to know.
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- sneak 14y agoYou're right, the fact that "it's some crap that people made up" made these dozen Krugerrands that I traded my bitcoins for stupid and worthless. Oh, wait, I can't spend those at the grocery store either. I guess those aren't actual currency either. Silly me!
- ricardobeat 14y agoNo groceries yet, but you have to start somewhere: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Trade