Quote from: bluefirecorp_ on October 09, 2018, 09:49:32 PM

So, I think you actually don't really understand how bitcoin operates as a technical level. While this is off-topic, it could be brought on-topic about actually using the implementation of Bitcoin as an example. However, I'm going to argue the merits because it's literally the thread, and you probably actually believe what you say is true from an socialist-economics standpoint rather than the actual technical implementation of bitcoin.

Indeed, I am not a technical specialist, but I understand what you described to me now, regarding the technical part of Bitcoin. However, I also have some ideas about how the economy and social systems, sociotechnical systems work. So I will tell you that I have no surprise about how Bitcoin is developing, because as I wrote earlier, I am convinced that BC was thought right the way he is now. I do not believe in Nibiru, a conspiracy of reptiloids, but I believe in Occams razor and logic. Bitcoin does not have barriers against uneven income, so it was conceived as such or this question was not raised

You are right that blockchain technologies can be used in socialistic projects, but please do not be offended, your ideas about Bitcoin as it is are utopian, since the economic model of Bitcoin does not comply with the principles of socialism and is purely capitalist. Proof of work in such a system does not make Bitcoin socialist. When I talk about the influence of major players on Bitcoin, I mean not only workers, because I view Bitcoin as an open system that interacts with the external environment. And this is right because in the world there are other types of currencies and uneven distribution of capital. Please abstract from non-conflict administration models in social and related systems. They do not work or work poorly.

Quote from: TECSHARE on October 09, 2018, 10:09:56 PM

What does the work? Oh right the capital.

I love how you just operate from the assumed premise that Bitcoin is Socialist then just arrange your arguments from that point, and of course the evil Capitalists are overwhelming the poor Socialist victims. I forgot what that's called... something about confirmation bias is it?

What you are describing is the fact that owning capital (miners) means you have more control, and make more profit, and yes, do more work. There is nothing Socialist about this, in fact I am fairly certain you know very little about Communism/Marxism/Socialism and its origins, because Marx himself heavily promoted central banking.

Thank you sir, I was already scared to have to start over again.
So bad that propaganda makes people believe that fair pay for work is the merit and attribute of socialism exclusively but not the result of people free will.