Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 10:44:42 AM

Quote from: slackovic on Today at 10:12:39 AM

Quote from: Snowshow on Today at 09:52:06 AM

Everything digital is bunch of 1 and 0 located in a computer memory. But bitcoin is neither digital nor tangible given it's not real. So, just because bitcoin is not real that doesn't mean digital things don't exist. You have a very twisted way of thinking.

I (or should I say all of us here) have a very twisted way of thinking and your way of thinking is correct? That statement just speaks for itself...

So in another words, a computer program does not exist because the only thing that exist are ones and zeroes in a computer memory. Am I right?

Like I have said. You have a very twisted way of thinking. This response proved that also. Ones and zeros in a specific combination form computer programs. The same as ones and zeros attached to the addresses in the Satoshi's system form digital numbers. But there are no combinations of ones and zeros that would form a coin called bitcoin because coins are made of metal. There are also no combinations of ones and zeros that would form digital products called bitcoins because no address holder is capable to show such products. All they are able to show are digital numbers. So, your interpretation of my words is a twisted way of thinking.

That's just getting silly there. ... So, if I have it straight, like slackovic noticed, you say that digital items exist because they are made of 1's and 0's, but bitcoin doesn't exist because they are digital ??

That kind of logic is not going to fly with anyone that can comprehend sentences with more than 3 words.

So before, in this thread, the tactic was evasion and now we have moved onto Orwellian logic, you know the kind: "war is peace, freedom is slavery, and ignorance is strength".

I was going to add some more commentary here, but that would just add fuel to the fire.

Instead I'll recommend a good book on bitcoin:

"Mastering Bitcoin: Programming the Open Blockchain", second edition, by Andreas M. Antonopoulos.

This book contains a decent and thorough description of how bitcoin works. It would be good for you, for people, for newbies, that want to begin to understand the inner workings, "digital parts", of how bitcoin functions. This then provides some explanation for why it has spread so far, become so popular, and has a current value of $47,441.

For something that "does not exist", it seems to have an interesting value to many.