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Modern cybermen are fabricated out of polished steel rather than silver.
I watched Fire House, Warrant, and Dokken last night up in Coushatta Casino.
It's only worth as much as what someone will give you for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Witis
And that's the irony of Bitcoin. With respect to trade, anything is only worth as much as someone will give you for it. I suspect that Bitcoin trading for dollars is a rigged system: someone has 'made up' how much it is worth to semi-legitimize it as a currency.
Simply, if we go one step further, you can't buy anything with bitcoins. I know you say you can, but in the grand scheme of things, you can't. Currency only becomes a currency when there is a critical mass in a community. Of course, people believe there is an 'online community' (Bwaahaahhh!)
Having said all that, much like Shaggy, I'm on the sidelines. But I have a good chuckle over it.
Go to Vegas. I just got back. Had a great time. Public intoxication is the best.Quote:
Originally Posted by dday9
Huh? Last time I checked my 10 dollar bills were worth exactly that amount of money, it's not like the value is negotiable unless it is a collectable bill. How much a dollar is worth depends at least on demand and supply. For example if the government were to double the money supply by printing more money, then ceteris paribus, the value of each dollar would drop 50 percent both domestically and internationally (forcing prices for the same goods to double). For instance after World War I Germany was forced to pay war reparations of tens of billions of dollars and so it decided to simply print loads of cash and that resulted in the some of the worst inflation ever recorded. :LQuote:
Originally Posted by SJWhiteley
The expression it is only worth as much as someone will give you for it usually applies to buying and selling true goods meaning that you might have a highly collectible one of a kind item to sell, but it is completely worthless unless you find the right buyer(s), and the expression hints at the forces of demand and supply underpinning the pricing mechanism. In the case of bitcoins the problem is that they are entirely worthless, there is no limit regarding the supply of equivalent coins, thus they are merely generating false demand by selling the con that they are as rare as gold.Quote:
Originally Posted by SJWhiteley
You might be right regarding the value of the bitcoins, to get the scheme underway they may have manipulated the market to get the value of a bitcoin to rise from 1 cent to a dollar over a relatively short period of time, and in so doing generate a lot of investment interest in the virtual coin.
What, does that mean you don't fancy mining for a few bitcoins of your own?Quote:
Originally Posted by SJWhiteley
Shoot we have New Orleans for that. Plus I did go to Vegas last.... November I think it was or maybe it was October.Quote:
Originally Posted by dclamp
Never been to New Orleans.... I should go some time.
Whenever you do, hit me up and I'll go to. I'll keep you away from the side of bourbon that no straight person should ever see.
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