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Some ground rules have to be explained so that readers can make sense of this, so they can clearly discern who is the idiot with inkblot comprehension skills.

1. Nash’s theory of Ideal Money has as its very foundation, the absolute requirement that the standard money (aka the high valued settlement money) must be absolutely honest, impartial, and have a predictable schedule of debasement. If this requirement is not met, then the entire theory crumbles to sand, because for example as Nash explained, the system of national currencies we have now is non-informational because there is no honest, predictable standard value which can enable the information of the free market to anneal. In other words, a totally relative system is a circle jerk of the blind leading the blind (bad money compared against bad money). But we know already from our upthread analysis of bitcoin that it is completely controlled by the whales, and thus there is no reason to believe it will forever remain honest. Rothschild controls bitcoin and when he is ready in future when the entire world is dependent on this standard money, then he can start to do dishonest things with it and bring the world to Revelation with all the wealth of the world concentrated on the hill in Jerusalem, as predicted in the Bible. Everything is proceeding exactly as predicted, so it is very easy for me to discern what is happening.

2. The good currencies are destined to wipe out the bad currencies over time as the public and the free markets anneal to the survival-of-the-fittest wherein those systems which had employed the good money as their unit-of-account will have prospered. But this means a lot of pain in the interim time while old systems fight against the good money and there booms and busts in bad money regimes. The private banking in bitcoin off chain LN will be beholden to the (regulations, central banks, etc) regions wherein they do business, unlike the bitcoin on chain money which will be global money immune to regulation because of the nature of its regulation being the secure/immutable protocol of the blockchain (and this is a key point!). This is entirely my point that unleashing unregulated fractional reserve banking on off chain bitcoin transactions denominated in BTC (at par) globally would cause extreme distress just as the Greece borrowing in Euros when their industrial productivity is not as high as Germany has bankrupted Greece. This is the 10 Kings stage of regional currencies as predicted in Revelation in the Bible. This is the pain and chaos that precedes the final stage when the entire world submits to a single world currency and the 666 mark on everyone’s forehead, as mentioned for item #1 above.

bitcoin is the NWO coin. It was created by Rothschild and he controls it behind the scenes.

Now my point is that during the 10 Kings stage, these regional currencies (e.g. the Yuan for the Asian Union) and any private banking “BTC” derivative notes issued within those regimes, will not be a global unit, because they will have failures which are independent of each other (because they are not on chain protocol enforced money). Thus my point is that during that period, the knowledge age economy which is already globalized and to a large extent ignores and is immune to regional regulation, will desire a unit-of-account which is global and protocol enforced on chain. I intend to provide this unit with my project and our money will diverge from bitcoin’s universe. We will bifurcate away from bitcoin’s old world economy which is trying to convert the legacy political and financial systems of the world to the Ideal Money. Instead we will go directly to Ideal Money enforced on chain and ours will be even better than bitcoin because it will be deflationary instead of only 0% inflation.

And we will kick ass. Those who want to suffer and moan in pain will go with the banksters and their bitcoin lie. It is a lie because of that I wrote in #1.

And I don’t care what that idiot writes, because it should be now very clear he is an idiot who deserves his appointment with his future pain and suffering.

In the Bible it says that the Beast is wounded. I am telling you I think our work is what wounds the Beast.

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Ok what about dash style instantsend where mempool tx is locked across the network and then masternodes also confirm this lock thus producing pseudo confirmations.. wouldnt this type of.thing solve fees because people wont be paying high fees to get into next block
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good to see some people here are finally getting it. Martin Armstrong is a scamster and a cheap charlatan. All he does is taking money from idiots like @iamnotback in exchange for bs. That’s it.
 
In addition to claiming to be a forecaster, trader, programmer, historian, physicist, seismologist, expert in government, politics, and so much else this charlatan is now in a new business. He now all of a sudden is… drum roll… a constitutional lawyer https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/international-news/north_america/americas-current-economy/does-it-matter-if-you-are-born-outside-usa-to-be-president/. I mean this conman could not even manage to get into a community college, never did anything in his life but cheating, lying and spreading bs on his amateurish blog and conferences.

He claims that he has something like NASA+IMF but in reality it’s just a one man show. It’s just him. No employees, no offices, and of course no super computer. The charlatan is totally incompetent, broke and just  desperate for someone else’s money. Sound familiar? The Great and Terrible Wizard of Oz, an ordinary conman.

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Ok what about dash style instantsend where mempool tx is locked across the network and then masternodes also confirm this lock thus producing pseudo confirmations.. wouldnt this type of.thing solve fees because people wont be paying high fees to get into next block

It is one way but not particularly robust. I think I have a better way.

But you could fork Graphene DPoS or Dash for the time being.

There are many vulnerabilities in both, but things like schnorr signatures may help.

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@OROBTC, you wanted to understand money and the knowledge age.

Here is all the edification @r0ach will ever need. Make sure you click the link in the linked post, which will take you to my main elucidation.

The knowledge silver age

r0ach my man (my insect?  my friend?), I am not impressed with silver at $18.00, even though I own some.  Not a whole helluva lot, but enough to have a big smile should it get back up to $50.  Should silver get to the lofty levels some predict, great!

Gold is my Wealth Preserver, with a nice side of platinum.

Silver is bulky.  If silver goes to $100, then a tube would be $2000.  BFD.  I’ll drink better coffee, so you know, OK.  Smiley

Sure, I understand that silver is more volatile than gold.  But volatility and exposure to a risky upside does not convince me to jump in.  I know MULTIPLE people who have lost money playing with “The Devil’s Metal” (Ag).

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@OROBTC, you wanted to understand money and the knowledge age.

Here is all the edification @r0ach will ever need. Make sure you click the link in the linked post, which will take you to my main elucidation.

OK, I read it and the link.  I have numerous questions, but it looks like I can get the answers on my own with some reading here at bitcointalk.

It’s possible that I have now found how I can use some of my (presumably ample) time in Europe on the big trip I am taking with my wife, namely spend a chunk of it going through the more relevant parts of your project and your thinking behind it.  I will ponder this, and watch as you move your own big project along.

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