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what is ridiculous? he's right. you can't do any use case in bitcoin, that's why there are soft and hard forks. it's permissionless about people because you don't have to ask permission to any one to use it.
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Corban 2 months ago
Permissionlessness seems critical to me. Can you elaborate on why you think their viewpoint makes sense? Genuinely curious.
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Psilocyberbull 2 months ago
People are so dumb that describing very basically how bitcoin has always worked is considered an attack. Bitcoiners are very easy to manipulate, ironically
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Corban 2 months ago
Ahhh you got me so good
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Corban 2 months ago
To answer my own question, permissionlessness is critical when using Bitcoin as money. On the other hand, we don’t want anyone changing the Bitcoin protocol without consensus (let alone permission).
Luke is 100% correct. Bitcoin is permissionless *money*. For permissionless other stuff you'll need to find another blockchain. You should check out Ethereum. It aligns perfectly with your "everything is a valid use case" mindset.