People could spend the entire global economy on Boost just …

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People could spend the entire global economy on Boost just to prove that communism doesn't have tiny antlers! boostpow.com

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First FIAT that goes all in is the Venezuelan Bolivar, then Russia and ultimately China with all its paper-empire might against Bitcoin.

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Aren't Marx's writing alone proof of enormous antlers? He is the third most quoted author in history only behind the Bible and Shakespeare.

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Antlers (handicaps) are easily assessed waste. None of that is antlers. A handicap is something more like a partially inverted hash.

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What would antlers be considered before Bitcoin? Is this then, in a sense, the beginning?

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Obviously overpriced consumers' goods have always been antlers.

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they seem nice enough

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Why wouldn't his volumes of Texts not be considered antlers? Which was my first point...

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They could be considered antlers if we all agree that the words are meaningless.

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business suits

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Anything beautiful with bright colors

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Is a peacock the best metaphor for signal

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As long as a book has a coherent thought in it then it's not really "provable waste". Proof-of-work is provable waste. I would say that Marx's book is a buck without antlers; ie it has content and (semi) coherent thought but no proof-of-work

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A text with proof-of-work would be something that had coherent thoughts in it AND had a hash with leading zeros.

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Thats why i said he was one of the most quoted authors in history. If his books are a buck with no antlers, could not the antlers (provable waste) be the millions of books, articles and thesis that have been written for and against his works?

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You can tell that it's waste faster if you use partially inverted hashes.