Quote from: BubbleBoy on June 09, 2011, 01:23:20 PM

Quote from: FreeMoney on June 09, 2011, 05:58:54 AM

"Bitcoin is a great idea and would revolutionize the world, but alas, there are only 21 million and this is not enough for our big world."

You betcha. If they are to revolutionize the world, there should be plenty of them to go around.

Oh, I see now, it's not about revolutionizing the world: it's about changing the current oligarchy with a brand new plutocracy of which you are a member, that consists of no more than 21.000 people each owning 1000 BTC. What's not to ridicule, the pompous self importance these people give to themselves, or the absurd notion that they could somehow succeed ?

Based on your assumptions of Bitcoin's intentions: If it's so easy to become world dominator by your definitions - why don't you just buy $30k worth and become one of them Huh

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Did you know: If you buy 1 btc you buy 100,000,000 divided units of divisable bitcoin currently at $30 / 1btc .

So if you want to speculate on bitcoins success you can currently get about 100,000,000 divided units of 1 btc divisible unit. Is there enough for your purposes?

If you use two of the divided units decimal positions for deci, and centi you have ultimately 1,000,000 divided units with an additional deci, and centi position. 21,000,000 divisible btc units into 1,000,000 divided units with an additional deci, and centi position gives 21,000,000,000,000.00 . Would that be a large enough economy for your bitcoins to take accounting of? The world GDP at current purchase power parity stands at $US 74,264,873,000,000.00 ( see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_%28PPP%29 ) - so is 21,000,000,000,000.00 enough for world domination - not quite? Unless you throw away the centi place holder in the above assumption.

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