Re: Bitcoin, switcher for mankind from Carbon-based to Silicon-based civilization
⭐ Merited by hatshepsut93 (1)
I appreciate that you at least put the effort in making those topics but at the same time you're theorizing a lot without looking at the main problems with your theory.
- robots are not lifeforms
- robots will be far more dependent on other materials than silicon to become truly independent
- most important since you're focusing your theory on chips, silicon-based chips have already starting to hit their limits, so no, they are not the future not even for human usage, let alone an intelligent robot a hundred years from now on
You're making the same mistake people did 100 years ago then they've tried to envision their world based on steam, balloons, and propellers.
50 years you will find silicon chips just as funny as using 10 floppy disks to store a picture.
Common, these exaggerations are getting tiresome, it's like Satoshi was Jesus or God, if he opened the door then the people who invented chips, the internet, who developed databases, who developed the SHA-2 algorithm, what are they? Oh wait, I know who the last ones are but that might be a nasty surprise for some.
- robots are not lifeforms
- robots will be far more dependent on other materials than silicon to become truly independent
- most important since you're focusing your theory on chips, silicon-based chips have already starting to hit their limits, so no, they are not the future not even for human usage, let alone an intelligent robot a hundred years from now on
You're making the same mistake people did 100 years ago then they've tried to envision their world based on steam, balloons, and propellers.
50 years you will find silicon chips just as funny as using 10 floppy disks to store a picture.
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Satoshi Nakamoto, by creating Bitcoin, completely opened the door to Silicon-based Civilization for mankind.
Common, these exaggerations are getting tiresome, it's like Satoshi was Jesus or God, if he opened the door then the people who invented chips, the internet, who developed databases, who developed the SHA-2 algorithm, what are they? Oh wait, I know who the last ones are but that might be a nasty surprise for some.