Robert Greene

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

Right now it basically is because no one uses it. You have one entity governing the entire ecosystem. That entity is unanimously hated and for good reason.

If PayPal started its own chain tomorrow with its own licensing and terms of service what would be the difference? Pretend they implemented unlimited block size and all the same opcodes so you could build all the same stuff with it. Plus they’d have a fresh token supply to use to incentivize adoption. Why wouldn’t I use their chain instead?

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

I wasn’t trying to strawman you. You said “attackers” in your post. I assumed you meant nodes trying to break the rules. What did you mean by attackers?

I don’t know what you’re referring to with the BSVA. I don’t follow BSV closely anymore because it’s a failed project that never gained adoption. As I said in my post I don’t endorse BSV.

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

@steverabinow @ProjectBabbage @WilliamShortss https://t.co/vIpFrTcUEF

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

"honest nodes are expected to build upon attackers' blocks. No matter what."

That's not what that quote means. Satoshi was explaining how Bitcoin solves the Byzantine Generals Problem. Nodes in a decentralized network don't always agree due to local differences in information. Without an objective way to decide which chain is valid the network would fragment into conflicting versions. His solution was to make the longest chain by proof-of-work the valid one.

He was not saying nodes should accept obviously invalid blocks or that the longest chain is always right no matter what. Like @ProjectBabbage says, Satoshi repeatedly used the words "valid" and "honest" when describing how Bitcoin is supposed to work. The longest-chain rule is the tie-breaker when there are multiple valid competing chains. By taking this quote and saying nodes "are expected to build upon attackers' blocks" you're essentially arguing that the system has no concept of validity beyond raw hash power. That's obviously not what Satoshi meant. You're taking the "no matter what" part of that quote way too literally.

Here's another quote from the white paper: “Nodes are not going to accept an invalid transaction as payment, and honest nodes will never accept a block containing them.”

This doesn't mean I agree with NAR/DAR on BSV. I don't endorse BSV and have tried to convince @ProjectBabbage to stop wasting time on it.

But multiple things can be true at the same time.

[Tom Woods @ThomasEWoods]

Some people are taking it very hard that murder is illegal

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

"honest nodes are expected to build upon attackers' blocks. No matter what."

That's not what that quote means. Satoshi was explaining how Bitcoin solves the Byzantine Generals Problem. Nodes in a decentralized network don't always agree due to local differences in information. Without an objective way to decide which chain is valid the network would fragment into conflicting versions. His solution was to make the longest chain by proof-of-work the valid one.

He was not saying nodes should accept obviously invalid blocks or that the longest chain is always right no matter what. Like @ProjectBabbage says, Satoshi repeatedly used the words "valid" and "honest" when describing how Bitcoin is supposed to work. The longest-chain rule is the tie-breaker when there are multiple valid competing chains. By taking this quote and saying nodes "are expected to build upon attackers' blocks" you're essentially arguing that the system has no concept of validity beyond raw hash power. That's obviously not what Satoshi meant. You're taking the "no matter what" part of that quote way too literally.

Here's another quote from the white paper: “Nodes are not going to accept an invalid transaction as payment, and honest nodes will never accept a block containing them.”

This doesn't mean I agree with NAR/DAR on BSV. I don't endorse BSV and have tried to convince @ProjectBabbage to stop wasting time on it.

But multiple things can be true at the same time.

[Rev Dr Creg Maxwell @BHatooor13304]

This is what the BSV guys are doing to bump their tx/s numbers.

What real purpose is served by something called "txblaster"? @EricChennells

[₿en Wehrman @benwehrman]

For those who haven't connected these dots yet, a big part of why these Jewish-imported bioweapons are constantly staring, drooling, and following women around like zombies, is because they've been fed hundreds of hours of pornography videos (another ✡️ industry) of black guys that look like them fucking beautiful women all over the world. (Primarily White women, but as seen in this video, they will go after other brown imports too; anything with a vagina and a pulse is fair game)

They don't have the cognitive ability to separate porn world from reality, so they have this implanted view in their mind that every woman they see wants to have sex with them, and if any of them say "No", their lack of frontal lobe causes them to flip straight into impulsive anger/violence mode.

I believe this is a big part of why they are all gifted smartphones (payed for by our tax dollars) the second they're shipped in. This is their porn-brain training device, to turn them into hunters that destroy all sense of safety in the women of the host population.

Just remember, every one of these aspects, from the NGOs bringing them in, to the imagery conditioning them to be homing rape-missiles, traces back to ✡️

[Producer @ Avoiding Babylon @CatholicRob]

@Catholicizm1 Ant, we are already hated. We have been for over 60 years, at least. The rest of the world has been taught to exploit us and use us. A new form of benign chattel slavery was created and we are the slaves…and we have begun to realize that. That is why violence is coming.

[Jack Straw @JackStr42679640]

The most dangerous 77 seconds ever recorded by a psychiatrist just broke containment again.

Thomas Szasz, the man the entire profession tried to erase, looked straight into the camera and said:

“We do not have an epidemic of mental illness.
We have an epidemic of psychiatry.”

Too fat → illness
Too thin → illness
Too happy, too sad, too much sex, too little sex → all illnesses

No free will, no responsibility left — only “chemical imbalances” fixed by products you can advertise on TV while alcohol cannot.

This forgotten 1:17 clip is now exploding across every timeline for a reason.

Jacob

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

Nope, none of that is true.

Satoshi's quote about gold turning to lead was about using Bitcoin's programmability for escrow. Parties could voluntarily set up conditional rules so that stolen funds become worthless ("turn to lead") until returned, at which point the owner could reactivate them. It had absolutely nothing to do with miners or any central authority seizing coins based on court orders without the owner's keys. Not even close.

Also, the protocol isn't locked. It can never be truly locked because you don't know who might control majority hash power in the future. The protocol being "set in stone" is just BSV marketing slop. You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

You're also not seeing "more and more" BSV users. You're either lying in the post or lying to yourself. Nobody uses BSV. It's been around for 8 years and no successful business or app has ever been built with it. It has zero adoption and the token is down 99%. These "tiresome" posts are the only attention BSV even gets anymore. It's a dead project.

[PNWGUERRILLA @pnwguerrilla]

Matt Walsh has some W’s here and there.

[Hazel Appleyard @HazelAppleyard]

Their lives were worth more than a few cars. Or a few wheelie bins. Or a few buses.

When you start to think the protests in Ireland are going too far, remember the fact that these 3 girls were stabbed over 200 times between them.

200 times.

[Merlin Rhodes @Myrddin_Rhodes]

"You can't deport me!"
"Why?"
"Because my country is very dangerous!"
"Why?"
"Because it is filled with people like me!"
"Oh..."

[BowTiedRanger @BowTiedRanger]

Can the government step in here and sponsor this? I couldn’t imagine a better use of taxpayer dollars.

[BSVbosses @BSVbosses]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

"No, I'm someone who observes facts, challenges mainstream narratives, and digs a little deeper than the surface level brainwashing"

No you don't. People like you choose which facts to observe and either ignore the rest or label any counter evidence to your theory as "brainwashing". BSV is a perfect example of this.

"feel free to list some "conspiracies" that were "conspiracy" five years ago"

You're picking the last five years because of COVID. COVID shattered most people's confidence in our institutions. Once the mass psychosis wore off and people began to realize the insanity of what was done to them, they started questioning other narratives as well. This is obviously a good thing that was long overdue. But this has also made people more susceptible to believing something simply because it's "contrarian". This tendency has opened the door for people like you to push all sorts of delusional narratives. COVID isn't proof that every conspiracy theory you believe is true. That's the wrong lesson to learn from the last five years.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Murderous migrants beheading innocent people in their home town is what’s making people angry, not “social media”!

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

"The 'conspiracy theory' win-rate is exceptionally high."

No it isn't. You're just someone who desperately wants to believe in them. There's no amount of evidence that will convince you otherwise.

You're just as close-minded as the opposite guy who refuses to believe in any of them.

[Link @_Link_]

Christ's command to love your neighbor as yourself doesn't mean you have to import, feed, dress, and house infinity savages that rape, steal, and murder your actual neighbors.

In Scripture, foreigners are always a judgment.

[Robert Greene @robert964492]

Sure,

He's not really an unstable psychopath who lies pathologically. He's just been playing 5D chess.

The last 8 years of lies, failed promises, zero adoption, frivolous lawsuits, and his earliest and most loyal supporters being financially ruined was all part of the plan. 😉