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Wanting freedom from the central banks is not anti-capitalist.
Exactly. There's freedom in free enterprise.
As a complexity theorist, I recognised the significance of bitcoin almost immediately. Bitcoin is a superior medium of exchange to what we have been using.
1: Enforcement of anti-counterfeit rules is built in.
2: No central control means that the intelligence of the market rules, and it is a difficult medium to be abused by elites.
3: Freedom and inexpensive exchange
4: Math says that currency monopoly is unhealthy, so there needs to be competition in currency.
5: Designed to reward the early adopter.
6: Bitcoin mining with opencl is cool.
7: Bitcoin mathematics is at its foundation beautifully conceived. Rather than using policemens guns to enforce the nature of the currency, mathematical and computational law do that naturally.
8: There are complaints that bitcoin has no inherent value... Believe it or not, this actually is an advantage because it bypasses one of the money-mongers primary strategies... They find ways to take the currency in use out of circulation (such as government decrees that no one is allowed to have gold) so that they can force people to use their junk shit vomit currencies. For currencies with inherent value, it is difficult to impossible to replace them, so the public winds up falling into their trap. Bitcoin is not that way. It can not reasonably be stolen out of existence. In the worst case, they can just start a new bitcoin.
9: The current system is shit, designed to make slaves of people, and its the responsibility of smart people everywhere to assert an evolution.
Ofcourse, BC has weaknesses as well. Everything does, but that was not the question.
1: Enforcement of anti-counterfeit rules is built in.
2: No central control means that the intelligence of the market rules, and it is a difficult medium to be abused by elites.
3: Freedom and inexpensive exchange
4: Math says that currency monopoly is unhealthy, so there needs to be competition in currency.
5: Designed to reward the early adopter.
6: Bitcoin mining with opencl is cool.
7: Bitcoin mathematics is at its foundation beautifully conceived. Rather than using policemens guns to enforce the nature of the currency, mathematical and computational law do that naturally.
8: There are complaints that bitcoin has no inherent value... Believe it or not, this actually is an advantage because it bypasses one of the money-mongers primary strategies... They find ways to take the currency in use out of circulation (such as government decrees that no one is allowed to have gold) so that they can force people to use their junk shit vomit currencies. For currencies with inherent value, it is difficult to impossible to replace them, so the public winds up falling into their trap. Bitcoin is not that way. It can not reasonably be stolen out of existence. In the worst case, they can just start a new bitcoin.
9: The current system is shit, designed to make slaves of people, and its the responsibility of smart people everywhere to assert an evolution.
Ofcourse, BC has weaknesses as well. Everything does, but that was not the question.
What a great post!
Re: Bitcoin Businesses and Developers, Let's Get Started!
If your account represents a Bitcoin business or you are a developer, please post here so we can get you into the forum beyond. State your company, project in addition to what you wish to do on the forums. We will get you whitelisted promptly.
Godspeed in your endeavors and thank you for your service!
Godspeed in your endeavors and thank you for your service!
Hi there! I'm here to learn how to promote BC in my community. My intentions are to develop a business based on BC, so I need to learn all I can. Looking forward to learning!
Hello fellow (apparently) artard newbies 
May we all one day become wise full-members of this forum!
May we all one day become wise full-members of this forum! I feel like a tard, because I can't figure out how to begin my own post introducing myself. At any rate, here I am.
I heard about BC several months ago, but am just now beginning to learn about how it works. I'm here to learn all I can about it, and hope to find people who are knowledgeable, willing to answer my questions, and patient with me. I'm the first one to admit I can be kind of thick sometimes.
I'm looking forward to getting to know you, and networking together in order to bring BC more into the mainstream.