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If you suppress the heavy conservatism bias that most people have and actually look at what's going on, then the reasonable conclusion is that yes, Messiah is coming.

I hope this point of view wins eventually. It's the only sensible one.

Proposing to jail people for doing http requests to publicly available resources on a hacker forum?

If your database isn't involved in your business logic then you're probably significantly underutilizing capabilities of modern databases.

I think people are rightfully concerned with the last AI disaster humanity has, not the first one.

I know it's an extreme example, but flat earthers to exist. I am sure we're all have our own "flat earth" beliefs where we are confidently incorrect.

I have the same exact problem with people. Being inaccurate is a feature, not a bug.

Humans miss things all the time. It's okay to make mistakes.

You severely overestimate the quality of care you would receive in a psychiatrist's office when thinking that lithium and lamotrigine wouldn't be prescribed for no reason. Prescription of pramipexole should have given it away.

I would have agreed with you before the mobilization happened. It's an incredibly risky gamble to make, could have sparked immediate massive civil unrest because in one way or another it touches every person living in Russia. Him going this far proves that Putin is all in, he wants to win whatever it takes

He wanted to, but blockspace-efficient privacy cryptography wasn't discovered back then.

Currently the immutability of Bitcoin is its core value proposition. Once that's gone, it becomes just another another altcoin, so the community will fight against the move to PoS.

Two words. Identity theft.

He is pointing out that it is in fact a ponzi and explaining the mechanism. There are no regulations against letting people trade this type of ponzi so his company isn't doing anything illegal. I think the problem here is that people outside crypto take it more seriously than insiders.