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9111865 No.9111865 [Reply] [Original]

why do big blockers assume that satoshi nokomoto is some sort of alien that's able to predict things before they happen? even if it was originally his intention at one point to have big blocks, he didn't have years and years to debate and think up of all the downsides like you faggots have had.

>> No.9112045

> Not understanding that satoshi is/was an alien consciousness from the planet of love who sent his internal information strings here to give us freedom from big banking
>kek

>> No.9112066

>>9111865
there is not a single reason to limit blocksize
non mining nodes do nothing

>> No.9112092

>>9112066
Except distributed consensus.
You know, that thing that makes cryptocurrency a thing?
The whole point of it?

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>>9111865
>he doesn't know that Satoshi is literally an Alien AI

>> No.9112241

>>9112092
nope only mining nodes have the ability vote with their hashpower.

there is not a single situation where the number of non mining nodes changes the financial incentives for miners and the resultant action of the miners.

If you think this is a problem go invest in a POS coin

>> No.9112253

>>9111865
The point is that even back then, it was clear that blocks up to 32mb (and possibly higher) were completely fine.

Every argument for keeping 1mb block sizes are just propaganda from people who profit from high fees.

>> No.9112349

>>9112253
i do think it's a problem though that there can only be several big companies doing mining with bigger blocks due to resource constraints. don't you?

>> No.9112355

>>9112092
They also had consensus on the flat earth theroy too, see how far that got.

>> No.9112398

>>9112349
You mean like how it is now? A portion of miners don't even run a node themselves as only the pool operator needs too.