@Hodgson4Arsenal@PhantomBlack699 Lmao, great point.. if the hate didn't start years and years ago in the way it does. Try again after you read some about the topic
Is flexibel ticket bij @bookingcom een scam? Betaal geld voor een service, er zijn stoelen beschikbaar op alternatieve datum volgens eigen website maar klantenservice zegt dat het niet mogelijk is..?! "Stoelen zijn voor nieuwe boekingen" wat?!
Everyone is laughing at Prof Jiang for asking where the "blockchain servers" are and floating the CIA Bitcoin theory.
But I'm not laughing. You might be watching a psyop play out in real time.
Jiang is a tenured professor. Are we really supposed to believe he doesn't understand distributed computing?
Does he know what BitTorrent is? When you download a torrent file, nobody asks where the central "torrent server" is. The participants are the network. The nodes are the infrastructure. A credentialed academic pretending not to grasp this is not ignorance. It is a red flag.
This feels like manufactured confusion.
Ask yourself: who wins if the public believes the CIA created Bitcoin?
The fiat system is dying. The money printer is destroying middle class purchasing power. Bitcoin is the mathematically guaranteed escape hatch. The state cannot hack the network. They cannot ban the math. Their only remaining weapon is narrative control.
If they convince the masses that Bitcoin is a government surveillance honeypot, those people stay trapped in melting fiat. Forever. That is the goal.
Here is the thing: I run a "bitcoin server". And you can too.
The code is open source. The cryptography is transparent. The 21 million hard cap is verifiable by anyone running a node. You don't have to trust Satoshi's identity. You don't have to trust the government. You only have to verify the SHA-256 math.
Don't laugh at the confused professor. Recognize this might all be a performance.
They are trying to scare you away from the exit doors right before the fiat system collapses.
Don't trust the narrative.
Before you call Gen Z lazy or reckless, look at the actual numbers and you might just understand why. Research from Northwestern University and the University of Chicago found that 46% of Gen Z respondents agreed with the statement "No matter how hard I work, I will never be able to afford a home," and the average age of a first-time homebuyer has now jumped to 40. That's not laziness. That's a rational response to a broken system.
Researchers found that Gen Z has cut down on work effort specifically because they don't see the point if long-term financial goals are out of reach. When the finish line keeps moving, people stop running.
A brand new survey of 2,000 young adults released in March 2026 found that 7 in 10 Gen Z and Millennials say wealth is out of reach, nearly 80% are using survival spending tactics, and 32% have used Buy Now Pay Later services just to cover basic groceries and utilities. This isn't a generation choosing chaos. It's a generation that was handed a broken ladder and told to climb anyway. (source: AI web)
So the call for #Trump to answer questions about #EpsteinFiles got louder past week. And trump starts a #war against #Iran despite the advice to negotiate longer. How convenient the news shifted this rapid. #EpsteinTrumpCoverUp