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Satoshi would weep after seeing centralized shitcoins like Ethereum and Cardano with massive premines and fundamental flaws in their protocols that at the same time are being sold at high prices while they have no usage whatsoever in the real world. 
Not sure how they are centralized shitcoins? There are advantages to each language. Out of curiosity have you tried to build on either, including BTC?
What would satoshis vision be today? Vision on the ecosystem be different? Cross/side chains...bridges? Or more so just very simple economy p2p txs? So no massive amounts of apps/services/games etc? There are things C does well, just like Haskell, and solidity.. I wonder if THEY would ever come to terms with interoperability. BTC, Ethereum, and Cardano (c ,solidity,haskell) have some great things coming along.
"Society is a complex and ever-evolving entity, shaped by the actions and decisions of the people who live within it. But while most of us seek to contribute to the common good and work towards the betterment of our communities, there are those who seek to manipulate and control society for their own gain. These are the politicians, who wield power and influence over the lives of their constituents, often using their positions to further their own agendas and interests.
Throughout history, politicians have used their power and influence to manipulate and control their own people, often at the expense of the common good. Whether through propaganda, fear-mongering, or the manipulation of information, politicians have proven themselves to be skilled at shaping public opinion and manipulating the masses for their own benefit.
We must examine the ways in which politicians have used their power to manipulate and control society, and the consequences of these actions for the people they purport to serve explore the history of political manipulation, from ancient civilizations to modern day, and examine the ways in which politicians have used their power to further their own interests and agendas. Consider the ways in which we, as members of society, can resist manipulation and work towards a more public repository of information for "The People".
Thanks to the innovators who laid the groundwork now it's our turn to fill this thing.
"SATOSHISATOSHISAT"
Shift19
"Jssp dyi loo vyvyn"
Throughout history, politicians have used their power and influence to manipulate and control their own people, often at the expense of the common good. Whether through propaganda, fear-mongering, or the manipulation of information, politicians have proven themselves to be skilled at shaping public opinion and manipulating the masses for their own benefit.
We must examine the ways in which politicians have used their power to manipulate and control society, and the consequences of these actions for the people they purport to serve explore the history of political manipulation, from ancient civilizations to modern day, and examine the ways in which politicians have used their power to further their own interests and agendas. Consider the ways in which we, as members of society, can resist manipulation and work towards a more public repository of information for "The People".
Thanks to the innovators who laid the groundwork now it's our turn to fill this thing.
"SATOSHISATOSHISAT"
Shift19
"Jssp dyi loo vyvyn"