Blockchain Sceptic

Blockchains have permanently changed the world, and not for the better. Like/Follow/RT is not an endorsement. Think for yourself.

[Zeta Zetan @ZetaZetan]

@AidanNdAbetting @NuclearAnthro ME, AS THE WORLD AROUND ME DISSOLVES INTO FLAMES AND THE SKY IS BLOTTED OUT BY RADIOACTIVE ASH: This is good for bitcoin.

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

Does raise the question of who is dumb enough to try to insure this stuff.

[Jake Williams @MalwareJake]

When code is law, it's not an exploit. It's a "highly profitable trading strategy."

[jon drake @DrakeGatsby]

Web3 idea: Somebody comes to your house and punches you in the dick. Then they spit on you. Sounds pretty bad right? What if it was minted on the blockchain

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

Huge if true

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

To be clear I don’t seriously entertain the possibility that they honestly believe it, because I don’t think they are capable of being honest about anything..

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

I wonder if these people actually believe this crap or if it’s just a tool to keep the rubes in check.

[web3 is going just great @web3isgreat]

Cameron Winklevoss: "Karma is the blockchain of the universe"
"We are going to the moon. We are going to need cosmic consciousness to get there. Earthly consciousness will not be enough"

[Shipyard Capital @CapitalShipyard]

2. "Any real world crypto use case you have ever been pitched has trusted intermediaries hidden somewhere"

"And if your use cases are things that don't offend regulators, there is no benefit to running a costly duplicative blockchain"

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

I’m bored. Can’t sleep

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

If you think about it, twitter has to try to sue to get Musk to buy them, or Twitter’s shareholders will sue.

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

@justin4md @btaylor It’s weird I haven’t seen advertisers complaining about this.

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

@chit1776 @btaylor Which numbers do you think are fudged specifically, musk-bot?

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

@joefly1969 @btaylor The ordinary way one would resolve questions like this is through the due dilligence process, the one Mr Musk waived his rights to as part of the deal he signed.

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

@1607Independent @btaylor Well you see, between those two events happening, Mr Musk and the board negotiated and signed a contract.

Dumbass

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

Most of these tool bags have probably never even read a financial statement.

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

Musk-bots can’t point to any actual lies twitter told in their financial statements, because they didn’t. He’s lying to you dumbasses, and you’re believing it hook, line and sinker.

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

@WGR76 @btaylor Please point to an instance of Twitter or it’s board making an unqualified false or misleading statement.

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

@portside27 @btaylor I can think of about 16 billion reasons.

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

@crypto_bitlord7 @btaylor Seems like the sort of thing one should sus out before signing a multi-billion $ contract, no?

[Blockchain Sceptic @BlockSceptic]

@JustLeeBick @btaylor Which statements do you think are falsified, exactly?