pythongamer
Hi Dave and Grahm! I really love your podcasts! My minor problem with that podcast is that its updates never appear clearly: Would it be possible to put "Bitcoin Magazine" in the title for each release as do all the other podcasts of the Letstalkbitc...
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Sorry about that, I post this to four different platforms and forgot to set this to release on Sunday! pulling it back now til its scheduled release.
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Skud_JC
He kinda goes off the rails at 35:30. "If Satoshi really wanted people to spend their coins he would have made bitcoin inflationary." He's falling into the trap people use to defend fiat. "Well we can't need an inflationary currency or else no one wo...
Zac, I've been trying to reach you. Left 2 messages by phone. Could you please call me at 517-518-6093. Joseph
ry.walk I attended the University of Colorado Boulder Bitcoin Club's official hackathon, Coin-orado, this past November. Over 50 participants, including many exciting Bitcoin personalities, gathered for the event. Here's my recap.
Coin-orado, Colorado’s first official Bitcoin competition, took place on November 14th, 2014 in Boulder, Colorado. The 24-hour event, organized by club co-founder Broc Kanady -- a senior ma...
Read More ry.walk Ryan Walker discusses the conundrum of profit in an industry that is all about eliminating cost and cutting out the middleman.
Read More ry.walk While the significance of putting a man on the moon is obvious, what is often lost is an appreciation for the enormity of prior achievements and the conditions required to make it possible. The establishment of the nation-state as a societal structure unleashed the untapped potential of collectively incentivized human action. Had it not been for its existence, how many more centuries may have been required for mankind to reach such literal and figurative heights? Akin to the establishment of the nation-state, the ascension of decentralized autonomy may further catalyze collective human action to even greater levels of achievement, including the reaches of singularity.
Read More ry.walk In this two part series, Ryan Walker discusses the parallels between decentralized autonomy and the teachings of the late Terence McKenna. Part one focuses on blockchain technology in relation to McKenna's timewave novelty theory and the concept of singularity. Part two will look more closely at the concept of decentralized autonomy in nature and Bitcoin as the first truly decentralized autonomous organization. It will make the case that Bitcoin's arrival represents a singularity of immeasurable significance.
Terence McKenna's pseudoscientific timewave novelty theory predicted a significant event or innovation would occur in the year 2012 and result in a breakthrough to the interconnected complexity of the... Read More
ry.walk pythongamer
Hi Dave and Grahm! I really love your podcasts! My minor problem with that podcast is that its updates never appear clearly: Would it be possible to put "Bitcoin Magazine" in the title for each release as do all the other podcasts of the Letstalkbitc...
adam
Sorry about that, I post this to four different platforms and forgot to set this to release on Sunday! pulling it back now til its scheduled release.
Guest
This isn’t working
Very Nice
Skud_JC
He kinda goes off the rails at 35:30. "If Satoshi really wanted people to spend their coins he would have made bitcoin inflationary." He's falling into the trap people use to defend fiat. "Well we can't need an inflationary currency or else no one wo...
Zac, I've been trying to reach you. Left 2 messages by phone. Could you please call me at 517-518-6093. Joseph
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