Quote from: FatFork on Today at 06:18:47 PM

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 05:04:39 PM

Quote from: FatFork on Today at 03:40:24 PM

And I gave you an example that proves that your arguments are flawed.
I ask you again, does DNS exist? Can you show it to me?

You couldn't have proved that my arguments are flawed because I made no arguments. I was simply stating facts. Saying that the Sun is bigger than the Moon is not an argument.

This is not a fact, but your fiction. Stating that the Sun does not exist because you are visually impaired is not a statement of fact.

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 05:04:39 PM

Saying that bitcoin doesn't exist in Satoshi's system is not an argument. It's a statement of fact. I am simply observing the system. When people say that they bought bitcoin, all I can see is the change of a number next to their address. So, I observe a couple of math symbols, and not some revolutionary digital product that is capable of making people free. Then, I check the network. And I see nodes that are keeping the numbers and addresses stored in a database. Again, no revolutionary digital product there. Than I check the wallet app. I see only keys that everyone got for free. And numbers attached to address. And letters B, T, and C. But again, I see no revolutionary digital product there. So, I have empirically confirmed that no revolutionary digital product exists in the Satoshi's system. Not a single bitcoin holder has ever demonstrated to own such a product when joining the system. What we all observe is a simple system that attaches numbers to addresses and keeps that stored in a distributed database. People then simply read that numbers via wallet applications. That's literally everything. A revolutionary digital product, a new form of money, an advanced electronic cash, ... exist only in human imagination.

I ask you again, does DNS exist? Can you show it to me?
I know it's mind boggling, but it amazes me that after all this time you can't figure this stuff out yet ... maybe you'll catch on someday.

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 05:04:39 PM

Quote from: FatFork on Today at 03:40:24 PM

Now you say over 100 million people around the world are stupid? Wow, talk about arrogance!

I would never say that Elon Musk is stupid. Nor anyone here. You are just ignorant or driven by greed, so you shut down your brains when discussing bitcoin issues.

Since you don't know me, you can't know that. It's just your opinion. Once again, putting yourself ahead of 100 million other people is a sick level of arrogance. I suggest you talk to someone about it.

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 05:04:39 PM

Quote from: FatFork on Today at 03:40:24 PM

In fact, you can't really show a digital book. Unfortunately, humans do not have the ability to see (or perceive) digital electrical impulses stored and transmitted through electronic circuits. All you can do is show a visual (or audial) representation of digital data, whether it be a digital book, picture, audio recording, or any other data type, including bitcoin.

I can prove that a digital book exists by reading text or watching pictures after opening a file. In the same way you can prove that a number is attached to your address when opening your wallet. But you cannot prove that there's a digital product called bitcoin.

It seems to me that you have a very narrow and inaccurate idea of what a digital product is. Digital products are available in different forms. For example, Google Search is a digital product. You can't read it or watch it, but you can utilize it. In a similar manner, I can utilize bitcoin, so it is a digital product that exists.

I demonstrated by empirical evidence that it is a fact. You've just rhetorically denied the evidence. Nothing else.

Does DNS exist? I don't even know what DNS is. If I would claim it exists I would provide evidence for my claim. You claim that bitcoin exists but you have zero evidence to back it up.

You cannot utilize bitcoin. All you can do is swap numbers with someone. And then use your imagination to think that you own xx bitcoins. Or you can think that Bitcoin is a good that will solve all your problems. You can think whatever you want because human capacity for imaginary creation is enormous.

Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 06:59:59 PM

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 06:02:32 PM

Everyone that has installed the wallet app has keys an numbers attached.

That's what n0nce told you.

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 06:02:32 PM

Everyone that has downloaded blockchain can see numbers and addresses.

That's also true.

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 06:02:32 PM

Anyone that would pay $1.2 trillion today to have the sum of all the numbers in the Satoshi's system attached to their address, would have a number attached, the same as any person that holds an address in the system.

That's false. If you bought the equivalent of $1.2 trillion in Bitcoin, you'd have definitely more Bitcoin than I do, because your balance would be greater than mine.

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 06:02:32 PM

It's just that the number would be different.

That's a big difference. If you own 1 car and another owns 10,000 cars, you both own cars, and therefore, both own a number of cars, but not the same amount.

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 06:02:32 PM

A guy with 18,000,000 attached to his address, and a guy with 0.00000001 attached, can both show only keys and math symbols.

But only one of them can prove that they own 18,000,000 units of the system. The other has much much less.

You cannot buy the equivalent of $1.2 trillion in bitcoin, because bitcoin doesn't exist. All you can do is attach the sum of numbers in the system to your address.

If I own 1 car and a guy owns 10,000 cars, this guy can show 10,000 more four-wheeled road vehicles powered by an engine, than I can.

If you have 0.0000001 attached to your address, and a guy has 18,000,000 attached you both can show equal number of keys and math symbols.

Units of a system is another name for math symbols. You're just paying semantics.