Win / GreatAwakening
GreatAwakening
Sign In
DEFAULT COMMUNITIES All General AskWin Funny Technology Animals Sports Gaming DIY Health Positive Privacy
Reason: None provided.

That is based on my own years of research into what those problems are, how our monetary systems have been created, who created them, and how they were used to fuck with the economy and control the populace. Here are a couple of problems that BTC does not solve:

  1. Currency without intrinsic value.

This is the biggest offender in the history of currency fuckery. All currency without value was created by people who used it to grab power and enslave the people they forced to use it. No one uses a non-valued currency unless they feel they have no other choice. The only reason people today would even consider using BTC is because we have been trained for so long to believe that this is a viable solution that we have completely forgotten what it is like to use a currency with intrinsic value. The moment that there exists any currency with intrinsic value, any currency without it will be thrown away like the useless trash that it is.

Let's look at an example. Would you trade something that you have that you consider valuable, say a car for example, for something with intrinsic value, that you know other people will want, or something without value, that some people may want, but most would prefer the other stuff that has actual value?

I suggest that once the option is available, NO ONE will use a non-valued currency when a valued currency is available. BTC has exactly zero intrinsic value.

  1. Fractional Reserve Lending.

The second worst offender in history regarding currency fuckery is fractional reserve lending, which BTC does not solve, but isn't explicitly a problem with BTC either. It is however potentially a BTC problem that BTC doesn't address directly. I don't blame BTC for this. This is more of a general problem with the populace not understanding how big of an issue fractional reserve lending is.

  1. Hording.

The third worst offender of currency fuckery through time is hording. BTC is almost certainly already horded up the ying yang. It is likely that more than 90% of all BTC is owned by a single effective entity (hint: there is only a single corporation in the world). Relying on a single currency ensures that anyone who can horde it, will horde it, and in so doing can manipulate the entire economy and indeed, enslave the people, manipulate the government, etc.

1&3 are two of the biggest problems with currency in history, and BTC does not solve them. If it doesn't solve two out of three of the biggest problems with currency in history, and is still potentially subject to the second biggest problem, how then is it a "solution* to our currency issues?

118 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

That is based on my own years of research into what those problems are, how our monetary systems have been created, who created them, and how they were used to fuck with the economy and control the populace. Here are a couple of problems that BTC does not solve:

  1. Currency without intrinsic value.

This is the biggest offender in the history of currency fuckery. All currency without value was created by people who used it to grab power and enslave the people they forced to use it. No one uses a non-valued currency unless they feel they have no other choice. The only reason people today would even consider using BTC is because we have been trained for so long to believe that this is a viable solution that we have completely forgotten what it is like to use a currency with intrinsic value. The moment that there exists any currency with intrinsic value, any currency without it will be throw away like the useless trash that it is.

Let's look at an example. Would you trade something that you have that you consider valuable, say a car for example, for something with intrinsic value, that you know other people will want, or something without value, that some people may want, but most would prefer the other stuff that has actual value?

I suggest that once the option is available, NO ONE will use a non-valued currency when a valued currency is available. BTC has exactly zero intrinsic value.

  1. Fractional Reserve Lending.

The second worst offender in history regarding currency fuckery is fractional reserve lending, which BTC does not solve, but isn't explicitly a problem with BTC either. It is however potentially a BTC problem that BTC doesn't address directly. I don't blame BTC for this. This is more of a general problem with the populace not understanding how big of an issue fractional reserve lending is.

  1. Hording.

The third worst offender of currency fuckery through time is hording. BTC is almost certainly already horded up the ying yang. It is likely that more than 90% of all BTC is owned by a single effective entity (hint: there is only a single corporation in the world). Relying on a single currency ensures that anyone who can horde it, will horde it, and in so doing can manipulate the entire economy and indeed, enslave the people, manipulate the government, etc.

1&3 are two of the biggest problems with currency in history, and BTC does not solve them. If it doesn't solve two out of three of the biggest problems with currency in history, and is still potentially subject to the second biggest problem, how then is it a "solution* to our currency issues?

118 days ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

That is based on my own years of research into what those problems are, how our monetary systems have been created, who created them, and how they were used to fuck with the economy and control the populace. Here are a couple of problems that BTC does not solve:

  1. Currency without intrinsic value.

This is the biggest offender in the history of currency fuckery. All currency without value was created by people who used it to grab power and enslave the people they forced to use it. No one uses a non-valued currency unless they feel they have no other choice. The only reason people today would even consider using BTC is because we have been trained for so long to believe that this is a viable solution that we have completely forgotten what it is like to use a currency with intrinsic value. The moment that there exists any currency with intrinsic value, any currency without it will be throw away like the useless trash that it is.

Let's look at an example. Would you trade something that you have that you consider valuable, say a car for example, for something with intrinsic value, that you know other people will want, or something without value, that some people may want, but most would prefer the other stuff that has actual value? NO ONE will use a non-valued currency when a valued currency is available. BTC has exactly zero intrinsic value.

  1. Fractional Reserve Lending.

The second worst offender in history regarding currency fuckery is fractional reserve lending, which BTC does not solve, but isn't explicitly a problem with BTC either. It is however potentially a BTC problem that BTC doesn't address directly. I don't blame BTC for this. This is more of a general problem with the populace not understanding how big of an issue fractional reserve lending is.

  1. Hording.

The third worst offender of currency fuckery through time is hording. BTC is almost certainly already horded up the ying yang. It is likely that more than 90% of all BTC is owned by a single effective entity (hint: there is only a single corporation in the world). Relying on a single currency ensures that anyone who can horde it, will horde it, and in so doing can manipulate the entire economy and indeed, enslave the people, manipulate the government, etc.

1&3 are two of the biggest problems with currency in history, and BTC does not solve them. If it doesn't solve two out of three of the biggest problems with currency in history, and is still potentially subject to the second biggest problem, how then is it a "solution* to our currency issues?

118 days ago
1 score
Reason: Original

That is based on my own years of research into what those problems are, how our monetary systems have been created, who created them, and how they were used to fuck with the economy and control the populace. Here are a couple of problems that BTC does not solve:

  1. Currency without intrinsic value.

This is the biggest offender in the history of currency fuckery. All currency without value was created by people who used it to grab power and enslave the people they forced to use it. No one uses a non-valued currency unless they feel they have no other choice. The only reason people today would even consider using BTC is because we have been trained for so long to believe that this is a viable solution that we have completely forgotten what it is like to use a currency with intrinsic value. The moment that there exists any currency with intrinsic value, any currency without it will be throw away like the trash that it is. NO ONE will use a non-valued currency when a valued currency is available. BTC does not solve this problem. BTC has exactly zero intrinsic value.

  1. Fractional Reserve Lending.

The second worst offender in history regarding currency fuckery is fractional reserve lending, which BTC does not solve, but isn't explicitly a problem with BTC either. It is however potentially a BTC problem that BTC doesn't address directly. I don't blame BTC for this. This is more of a general problem with the populace not understanding how big of an issue fractional reserve lending is.

  1. Hording.

The third worst offender of currency fuckery through time is hording. BTC is almost certainly already horded up the ying yang. It is likely that more than 90% of all BTC is owned by a single effective entity (hint: there is only a single corporation in the world). Relying on a single currency ensures that anyone who can horde it, will horde it, and in so doing can manipulate the entire economy and indeed, enslave the people, manipulate the government, etc.

1&3 are two of the biggest problems with currency in history, and BTC does not solve them. If it doesn't solve two out of three of the biggest problems with currency in history, and is still potentially subject to the second biggest problem, how then is it a "solution* to our currency issues?

118 days ago
1 score