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Re: Do you think "iamnotback" really has the" Bitcoin killer"?
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iamnotback
on 04/01/2017, 18:31:57 UTC
verbal diarrhea(sorry iamnotback).

I won't this time let that go unchallenged. Maybe in the future, I will just ignore these (as I am sure that it is impossible to not rub some people the wrong way no matter what a person does).

Quote it now or it didn't happen.

What you think is verbal diarrhea is (to me at least) information that appears to you as noise, because the information is ostensibly above your comprehension ability (or interest or patience or knowledge at the time you read it). Often one of my motivations for writing is to organize (collect) my own thoughts.

Over time, more of my past posts will make more sense to you. I am always a few years ahead of most of the other people.

Is your definition of "verbal diarrhea" equated to voluminous posting on wide-ranging topics? Because I like to engage others in debate? Even on topics in Politics & Society.

I realize simpletons prefer the soundbite tl;dr. Sophisticated investors understand that the devil is in the details. Speculators also understand that a good pump-and-dump is sufficient, so perhaps there is a reason to prefer the soundbite.

I think you need both. You need soundbite marketing and you need sophisticated detail, e.g. Bitcoin.

I will not promise that I am the best pumper. I can only tell you that I did formerly manage to produce popular software and did a lot of coding. I have been working on the whitepaper and will be working more on the coding. And posting less (I have been posting less).

I will hopefully switch gears from being a forum poster to leading a software project and marketing. So there needs to be some shift in focus and attitude. If that is your point, then I am not disagreeing.


Edit: I realize maybe he is referring to when TPTB_need_war  would criticize other projects such as Ethereum, Dash, Synereo, etc and also the long thread about whether ICOs are legal. That was a period of learning and conceptualizing about those issues. It was a necessarily stage of gaining understanding and insight.