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Look at this:
https://youtu.be/ANDeiXFiYC4
How long until he tweets about GRT?
It's the kind of "power to the people" stuff he likes in the form of decentralized information sources.
I just would like to speculate how long until he does.
Months? Weeks? Days?

>> No.28820350

This idiot only tweets about entry level normie shit. Don't expect him to ever mention any actual useful gems.

>> No.28820363

yeah but he likes yellow doggy

>> No.28820932

>>28820350
>>28820363
I don't know about you but I do believe he is smarter than most people can comprehend and he is playing some kind of 4d chess. Him doing something like this would confirm it, actually.

>> No.28821608

Sir, 60% of this decentralized bollocks is owned by the founders. So it doesn't solve the "Data Silo" issue presented. Also the data on the blockchain is VASTLY different from the Web. Blockchains do not even need such indexing services. Its a transactional log with like 6 columns: to, from, hash, timestamp, gas.

>> No.28822752

>>28821608
Ethereum contacts necessarily contain more columns

>> No.28822892

>>28821608
If you don’t see how the lack of columns increases time to index and extract useful info you’re not gonna name it

>> No.28822948

>>28821608
Nah pal, you are seeing it from the wrong perspective.
Many things on your post just point to the fact that you just need more experience on blockchain development.
About the centralization, yeah no shit. Satoshi Nakamoto also had 100% of bitcoin when it was created.
But the truly important thing is that it's a necessary solution to a problem through incorruptible systems. All corruption in any of it's forms stems from unalignment between the well being of the system as a whole and the incentives of the participants.
It is the future, wether you like it or not.

>> No.28823010

>>28821608
Also, good to see you again bollocksanon.

>> No.28823451

>>28820269
Elon Musk is a nobody dipshit loser with no skillz. Ok, so he's one of like ten guys behind Paypal. Big deal. An online payment system that connects your credit cards to merchants the same way Ebay connects your toaster to some dickhead in Louisville. What is the obsession with this guy?

Sure, he likes GRT. But what does that actually mean? For many it's a huge red flag and big, really big negative. Many folks will hear that Elon is into something and immediately sell. Heck I'm one of those people. He's just one of those guys that can't get anything right. He's a loser. There I said it. He's got nothing going on except for some barely there name recognition that's running on fumes at this point. No wonder he likes GRT. He and GRT belong in a tree playing tonsil hockey.

>> No.28823729

>>28823451
Man, I wonder if you are a millionaire just neeting it up and shitposting on /biz/ all day. In my headcannon you are like Sergey Brin or Larry Ellison in his underwear having a laugh.

>> No.28823851

>>28820932
I'll give Musk credit for shrewd and lucky business decisions (having rich parents to springboard off of didn't hurt either), but I dont think he is nearly as intelligent or technical as he tries to present himself. He's hired and surrounded himself with plenty of genuinely genius folks, but listening to him try to deep dive various topics on shit like Rogan's show immediately betrays the level of understanding he actually has.

>> No.28824506

>>28820350
He just entered the pumping stage. Of course he’s going to mention shit coins and other memes.
But when taken seriously, he will mention legit projects. Just not by name. He knows.

https://youtu.be/u1zPPJly95M

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>>28823851
Take it from someone with a genius level IQ.
Every metric of intelligence and competence is literal bullshit except one.
The only good metric is getting what you want out of life. In that sense, there can't be any good objective metric that doesn't take into consideration ancestors.
There should be two statistics, how "smart or competent" one is and how "smart or competent" ones ancestors were. However one should not be regarded as better than the other. Those are both components to a construct that is the overall intelligence that determines your outcome in life. In a sense they are both yours.
If you are low in one, you have to be assymetrically high on the other for a good outcome. Elon is high in both.

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>>28823451
I LOVE YOU GRTSUX. I JUST BOUGHT A FUCKING SUZISTACK ON THE DIP. WISH ME LUCK!

>> No.28825182

>>28824969
Nice nice, but Musk is still just a lucky unironic autist with rich parents

>> No.28825371

>>28825182
Tesla never got lucky.
PayPal was the only time he got lucky and he was run out for being right. He was ahead of his time

>> No.28826267

>>28824506
Definitely. However, I don't think he is specifically aware as of yet. But I do think once he is, there won't be long until he starts mentioning it.