jikachu2

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   by jikachu2 9y ago

   If you get 1/10th of what you are owed, you will end up far better off than most creditors in bankruptcy cases.
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   by jikachu2 9y ago

   Nothing has inherent utility. Utility/value is relative - maybe a tulip is worth something to you, but it's not worth anything to me.
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   by jikachu2 10y ago

   >Late Capitalism This is where I stopped listening.
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   by jikachu2 10y ago

   Of course you're right that I am misusing the word "free." But, I understood OP to be criticizing the deflationary nature of Bitcoin rather than lamenting a personal decision to spend his/her own bitcoin holdings. My poi
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   by jikachu2 10y ago

   I never really understood this perspective. Suppose you had $4,000 worth of bitcoins in 2014 and spent $2,000 on a MacBook, you'd have $2,000 worth of bitcoin left. That $2,000 worth of bitcoin would now be worth more than your origin
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   by jikachu2 10y ago

   The government asserts its authority over you whether you like it or not. Any association with a private company is voluntary in nature. You can choose not to use that company and take your business to a competitor. It's not that it i