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Re: The Universal Scam Test - Let's Apply it to Bitcoin
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darkv0rt3x
on 05/07/2022, 09:11:04 UTC
You're just repeating nonsense conspiracy theories about fiat money. Fiat money is simply a record of debt just like an invoice is a record of the products or services provided to a costumer. All records are created out of thin air. But recourses, like debt, products or services are not created out of thin air. Debt for example is created out of loan contracts and collaterals. Bitcoin on the other hand, is not a resource. It's a unit of Nakamoto's imaginary number (21 million) whose record is stored on blockchain. It's a simple online scam falsely presented to the public as a payment system. In a payment system resources are transferred, and the quantity of resources is expressed with numbers written on paper or digitally. In Nakamoto's scam you have numbers but not resources. That's why those who join the scam by investing their resources must wait new suckers to join otherwise they are doomed.

I can see who's repeating non-sense conspiracy. "Oh, fiat money is simply a record of debt, bla bla bla bla". Where the hell debt is a resource? Debt is the most shittiest mechanism to create money out of nothing, because fiat is backed by absolutely nothing other than the electricity spent to print bills. Don't be ridiculous. That debt is what keeps your ass under their control. And apparently you like to have your ass controlled by others! And if you like fiat, and having your ass controlled by a bunch of bastards, you'll even like more those CBDCs.

Bitcoin is not a unit of Nakamoto's bla bla bla you say. Bitcoin is a messaging protocol. Is a network. Don't be ridiculous. The only imaginary numbers I know are the ones to represent the square root of negative numbers! Those are the only imaginary numbers I know. Ahh and I also know about your imaginary/real fetish with fiat!