og kush420:
I have already said exactly what I want to say:
My post addresses the question posted by stating that since it will never be possible to even count from 1 to (about) 2256 by any physical means, let alone count and calculate Keypublic = Keypublic + G [and hash that result three times] it is obviously currently, and will always be, impossible to find a specific key pair by a brute force algorithm.
If you do not understand what I am saying there or disagree with what I am saying then I no longer care. Mostly because I am a cranky old fart who believes that if you cannot be bothered to press the damn shift key so that you can properly spell the first person singular pronoun then I (notice the spelling there) cannot be bothered to answer your posts.
As far as randomly selecting a private key that collides with another Bitcoin address goes your odds are better than you think. There are only 2
160 possible Bitcoin addresses (not 2
256) so smoke another bowl of kush 420 and give it a go, you might get lucky.