Quote from: BitDreams on February 28, 2014, 01:54:31 AM

Quote from: AnonyMint on February 27, 2014, 11:48:07 PM

Quote from: ethought on February 27, 2014, 11:45:02 PM

For your 'theory' to actually play out Anonymint you would have to have all law enforcement agencies around the world able to access anyone in the world - just about guaranteed to never happen. Know who the owners of the public addresses in question were (many of which would never be associated with an exchange or any other business that would have real user details in any way) - impossible. And, have to be able to have some way of tracking chains of millions and millions and millions of transactions, and deal with tumblers etc. In conspiracy land maybe, in reality not going to happen.

You have a very low IQ.

They can access anyone along the chain of ownership, cherry picking someone in their jurisdication and who didn't use strong anonymity methods.

Orthogonal to that slam dunk, you are discounting the degree of tracking and cooperation that the G20 is doing and planning to do, in response the $150 trillion debt implosion coming and the need to confiscate all wealth to resolve this debt.

All wealth confiscated? How about some debt simply doesn't get paid instead.

Click these two links to read more. The quote below is not the entire logic.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=455141.msg5309735#msg5309735

Quote from: AnonyMint on February 23, 2014, 01:59:08 AM

I think people fail to comprehend that the $150 trillion debt, means $25,000 for every living human, including babies, elderly, and those billions who live in countries where the average person doesn't generate even $5000 income per year (not to mention basic needs such as food comprising a large portion of their income). When the IMF says this is a 200-year debt high, that doesn't seem to register in the mind of people can only think in terms of life in western nations during their and their parents lifetime.
...

You see my theories in action. The people can't comprehend that their system is bankrupt and that there is no possible top-down solution. Laws can't turn 60-year old people into 20-year expert computer programmers, biotech experts, nanotech experts, etc.. The socialism destroyed (appropriate to the Knowledge Age) education, reproduction, and has set up a massive failure. You've got a society with mostly the wrong skills, the wrong understanding of what is possible, etc.. Instead the people have been busy creating that $150 trillion global debt by learning and doing vocations that are useless in the coming Knowledge Age. This is what debt does. It misallocates human capital (lifespans) by allowing them to do uneconomic activities.

...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=316297.msg5402853#msg5402853

Quote from: AnonyMint on February 27, 2014, 10:08:48 AM

...

Quote

Google "life of the nobility in 1800s England" for example. The social structure had places for all, and this is being reintroduced. Any breach means [you lose your job].

A rich person without cooks and lawn keepers is the oddity, it's normal to have them.

You picked the wrong time period. Try again from 500 A.D. for about 600 years hence. The nobility had to live in heavily guarded castles to fend off the Robin Hoods.

That model works well after the chaos of the debt implosion when the social order can restabilize.

The problem right now is most of the population will be rendered unemployable, because there won't be enough rich to provide enough jobs for maids. And the computer automation will render the rest unemployed. Look at this for visual proof of what is coming at McDonalds (100% automation)!

Quote

Your IQ is too high to understand these things of simple life, you are 100% focused in your abstract concepts.

Somewhat true at times, but actually I lived in the Philippines during the Asian Crisis and saw what really happens during economic implosions. Even my eye was gouged out by one of those pissed off jobless. I saw kidnapping every where, even I had to be careful when driving my car outside the city boundary.

...

See also the Economic Devastation and the Mad Max threads. For example I mention there the 2013 Oxford U study that says 47% of all existing jobs will be lost to computer automation within 20 years.