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I mean his last name is Hack

I hear this from friends - what if the internet goes down? What about quantum computing? All not realizing that if any or all of these things happen, bitcoin can still survive. Their banks…not so much.

The ignorance will continue

He needs more GM and more PV in his life and it shows.

Stay poor Tim.

You can’t help stupid.

It will take a 3000-cubits quantum computer to break SHA 256. 1 cubit cost $1M. He is just a dumbass

bro’s adding negative value to the economy

Pack it up fellas

Lol

There are very real and present threats to bitcoin. Centralization of block template construction is a very serious problem. It's also quite possible that Core will soft-fork some bullshit into the system that will have unintended consequences that weaken the network. There are other threads as w...

I'll need some wine 😂

Tim is a real hack.

don’t anyone tell that Hack. https://m.primal.net/LtXK.jpg

I never thought of that.... Sorry guys, I'm selling 😱

hfsp Tim!

Keep trying @realTimHack https://image.nostr.build/96686737b99af0d738762f6798a8f7a1c6d6fab01f434b7cb333359738394b04.gif

I like to believe these people are the same type that like to start arguments over trivial things and are essentially click-baiting people into it. Who knows though, hard to assume anything these days. 😂

Not sure, he may just be very very late.

Tim, You do not understand SHA256 and the Bitcoin blockchain. I suggest you learn more about the game theory that stops it going to zero and stops it being hacked. Once you understand "pure digital scarcity" you will be amazed. Good luck with your quest.

The mining objection is silly, BUT you can't use BTC without global internet. So BTC enthusiasts should also be advocates of mesh networking, amateur wire and WiFi links, and other decentralized connectivity efforts. Otherwise cutting off ISP access is just as effective as cutting off your fiat ba...