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Bitcoin, what took ye so long? (2011)
(unenumerated.blogspot.de)
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So his claim is that anarchism = absence of government + no rent and profit. It's not a common definition nowadays. By the way anarcho-capitalism is compatible top down with other form of more strict anarchism. You can make a voluntary
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What Does It Feel Like To Be A Self-Made Millionaire Under The Age Of 25?
(quora.com)
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Global oil production in 2013 increased by 2.2%. Natural gas production increased by 1.9%. http://www.bp.com/en/global/corporate/about-bp/energy-econom... http://www.bp.com/en/global
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OpenSSL implemented the Dual EC DRBG at the request of a paying customer
(groups.google.com)
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A naturally produced compound rewinds aspects of age-related demise in mice
(hms.harvard.edu)
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Why I gave away my company to charity (2009)
(sivers.org)
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Micromort
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The answer to this problem is to offer discount to your employer when you want to work 30 hours.
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If you treat the word anarchism as "stateless society", then anarcho-capitalism is anarchism. If you treat the word anarchism as "anarcho-communism", then you are right. Even from historical perspective, individual anarc
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The Bitcoin Central Bank’s perfect monetary policy
(themisescircle.org)
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Challenge your own preconceptions: Take the 'ignorance' test
(edition.cnn.com)
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Open-source religion
(en.wikipedia.org)
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First Silicon Power Cell Could Trash Batteries
(news.discovery.com)
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You are explaining "hidden variable" theory. It is currently considered not compatible with experiments. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidden_variable_theory
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Timeline of the far future
(en.wikipedia.org)
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P-versus-NP page
(win.tue.nl)
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Ukrainian government suspended the prepration for association agreement with EU. Citizens went to a permanent rally on Maidan (the central Kiev square). There was a violent crackdown on it last night. That provoked the current unrest. http
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It solves 2% credit card fee. It's enough for success at the level of at least Visa & MC. (And as a bonus it solves a lot of other problems too).
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Cryptosphere - Encrypted P2P web application platform
(github.com)
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2% less fee, than credit card. It's enough to take over the payment world. And it's only one of the advantages.
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It's gold ratio fell from 16:1 in 19th century to 100:1 in 1930s. Getting only 15% of your savings is not a good result :)
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Bitcoins are arguably useful to everybody, unlike piano tuners.
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There are around several hundred thousands of bitcoin users. There are more than 7 billion people. Bitcoin is in the very early phase. For comparison: first GSM call was made in 1991. In 1994 subscribers hit 1 million, nowadays there are se
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Silver was historically verified too. But it lost it's value in the 20th century, when people stopped using it as a money.
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Empty Mansions: Don’t be old and rich in New York City
(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
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This seems to be the answer - some early adopter, maybe even Satoshi, used Silk Road as a coin mixer.
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If you can create a pair of (private key, public key with collision), then yes bitcoin will be broken.
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Karl Gray claims the transfer https://twitter.com/paradimeshift/status/404043972646932480 https://twitter.com/paradimeshift/status/404042739127308289
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People used silver for a long time too, but it was demonetized in 20th century. http://www.dailyreckoning.com.au/silver-a-brief-history-of-d...
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