Quote from: cypherdoc on June 07, 2015, 12:54:19 PM

simply avoiding what's fair I see. What's fair for me is not fair for you it appears. I hope you're proud of yourself.

As I suspected, upthread you are criticizing Gregory Maxwell for receiving hardware donations and using those to mine (ostensibly a somewhat tax deferred paradigm to receive a larger renumeration for his development efforts which we have benefited from), and the skeleton lurking in your closet is you've been into hoodwinking Bitcoin ASIC miners and the forum members simultaneously to the amount of 3000 BTC!

Then you have the audacity to accuse me of leeching $10,000 off of the members of your thread as if you own them, boasting that you made this thread so popular.

I am a very astute read of personality. I said you are controlling minds and now the vested interest is clear.

You are a snake oil salesman ripping off the community.

These forums are rife with hidden corruption. Readers beware. Not all is what meets the eye. Usually the accuser is the one who is doing what he accuses others of doing. (this is a common human characteristic)

I suspect doctors are prone to these forms of "soft fraud". They go to medical school because they want to be rich and use the corruption of the State and professional licensing cabal to capture higher rents on society. Thus of course they have strong vested interest to believe that society and the State won't collapse. The double-speak.

What is happening to you now is potentially only the tip of the iceberg of the crumbling of your life coming...if you don't mea culpa to yourself about your slimy ethics...

Btw, I graduated from Culver City High School in 1983 and lived in Camarillo and Thousand Oaks, California when I wrote Word Up in 1986. And I made frequent trips up to UC Santa Barbara around that time. I was accepted and invited by the Dean of the Engineering department to enroll but declined to attend my father's alma mater in the deep south.

Any time you'd like to test out that black belt against an autodidact boxer with vision in one eye, let's give it a whirl in the ring wif I am in town? May I come on over? For sport of course, but just take a look at Antonio Margarito's face after the Pacquio fight to note this sport has consequences.

Btw, I had 100% retinal detachment in my right on Dec. 1 1999. I paid cash for the best surgeon in the USA to save my eye. The pressure dropped to 1 after the 3rd surgery and he was ready to remove the eye. He wanted to attempt one more surgery as a last ditch attempt, and I told him to stop everything. I threw out the bottle of steroid drops and went to the gym nonstop for the next days and weeks. Next doctor visit my eye pressure had increased to 4 and he was amazed (he had never seen that recovery in his practice). Then 7, Then 11. Now 14 years later I still have the eye. Hoping for innovation so I can get a cornea transplant (mine is horrible condition) and a new lens (mine fell out) and maybe even some repair of the interface between the patchwork quilt retina I have remaining and the optic nerve.