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>>16834715
I'd rather own nations.

Were the Bitcoin Core shills really government agents? We are going to see them move to ARPA to try and kill ETH. The question is, how much ARPA is enough to make it once they totally kill crypto. As far as I see it, we got one shot left. Bitcoin has already been hosed by the deep state, problem, solution, profit.

>Mid 1900s ARPA creates inter webs
>1950s, Morris Worm nearly ends it while trying to plot / map it
2013 ARPA (now DARPA) announces MEMEX
>plan to plit internet, comprehensive map
>deep and surface web
>impossible with all fringe sites, constant fluctuation
>Snowden tells how volatile security is and how invasive the gov is
>NSA can view all cloud saves / shares
>Celeb leaks from 4chan
>gaming bs
>misinformation
>FCC shutting down net neutrality
>cut down the fringe sites
>silence opposite
>BITCOIN
>map and police the web
>this is all (D)ARPA
>this is military taking back control
>we CAN fight this
>MUSK
>ARPAchain
* YOU ARE HERE ****
>China overthrows internet privacy, unironically. World goes ham.
>Andrew Polestra
>Mimble Wimble Whitepaper writer
>ARPA = Fully Homomorphic Encryption
>Ben Gorlik, Liquid sidechain writer
>Gorlick, ARPA advisor

Is ARPA the true SAGE?

"The first computer network was an air defense system called SAGE (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment) that was initiated by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with financial support from the U.S. Air Force. I began helping design it in 1956 and it became a technological marvel that included six levels of packetized data communications networks that were more tightly connected than the later ARPAnet and Internet. I was assigned to design the guidance and control functions of missiles and manned interceptors based on my earlier experience, having graduated from the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in 1953 and spent 3.5 years as an aviation electronics officer in the U.S. Navy, mostly doing simulations of flight control systems for aircraft using rudimentary digital computers.

By the early 1960s, SAGE networks spanned the U.S. and Canada, connecting twenty-three main computer sites. While it was a technological marvel it was also a gigantic fraud as an air defense system in that it had fatal flaws at multiple levels. However its flaws were kept secret from the public so as to enable the contractors to make enormous profits over a twenty-five year period, during which time SAGE evidently became the biggest military-industrial-political fraud of the 20th Century. President Ronald Reagan's later Strategic Defense Initiative was a close competitor for foolish wastefulness."

Proof that packet switching could work came out of a 1962 MIT PhD dissertation by Leonard Kleinrock and was then implemented by an academic coalition led by Dr. Larry Roberts, also from MIT, using contractor Bolt, Baranek and Newman (BBN), which also had close ties to MIT. After several years of development using a four site testbed it became operational in 1971."

>Mid 1900s ARPA creates inter webs
>1950s, Morris Worm nearly ends it while trying to plot / map it
2013 ARPA (now DARPA) announces MEMEX
>plan to plit internet, comprehensive map
>deep and surface web
>impossible with all fringe sites, constant fluctuation
>Snowden tells how volatile security is and how invasive the gov is
>NSA can view all cloud saves / shares
>Celeb leaks from 4chan
>gaming bs
>misinformation
>FCC shutting down net neutrality
>cut down the fringe sites
>silence opposite
>BITCOIN
>map and police the web
>this is all (D)ARPA
>this is military taking back control
>we CAN fight this
>MUSK
>ARPA
>ARPA