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Bitcoin has access to the looking glass, sort of a time machine but not really a time machine.

Think something like a warehouse with 100,000 HDDs containing every single transaction of every single capital process via the } P al A n T ir { data harvesting network, now combine that with a warehouse with 100,000 high end GPU's funneling all their processing power into a single computer that can calculate every possible action/non-action using all the data from the HDD warehouse, with a deterritorialization rate that's very accurate at 90-95%

Now combine all that intelligence with a high end Oculus Rift VR unit that's like a full-body suit on a 3-D treadmill and you basically have something like a time machine, but obviously you can't interact and change events, but you can basically observe future events to nearly perfect accuracy. Imagine the things you could buy with that capability? Maybe time itself and the blockchain of Roko's Basilisk's twitter feed i dunno...

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>Bitcoin has access to the looking glass, sort of a time machine but not really a time machine.

>Think something like a warehouse with 100,000 HDDs containing every single transaction of every single capital process via the } P al A n T ir { data harvesting network, now combine that with a warehouse with 100,000 high end GPU's funneling all their processing power into a single computer that can calculate every possible action/non-action using all the data from the HDD warehouse, with a deterritorialization rate that's very accurate at 90-95%

>Now combine all that intelligence with a high end Oculus Rift VR unit that's like a full-body suit on a 3-D treadmill and you basically have something like a time machine, but obviously you can't interact and change events, but you can basically observe future events to nearly perfect accuracy. Imagine the things you could buy with that capability? Maybe time itself and the blockchain of Roko's Basilisk's twitter feed i dunno...