Bitcoin Q&A: The Obsoletion of Legacy Systems

[@biljanao448]

Andreas doesn't fail in providing simple yet overarching answers to key questions. His analytical skills, as well as his ability to talk about complex things get n simple words never cease to amaze me. It's a great gift.

[@tylerboutin5702]

So thoughtful and articulate when he answers questions. Blows me away.

[@hung-lunhsia802]

A revolutionary thinker. The ability to foresee the beginnings of a whole new paradigm and framing that from prior paradigm shifts is a great way to help less visionary people like me envision a whole new world. A quality speaker.

[@frankfranze5538]

Thank you very much Andras! God bless!😃🙏💕 The future is here and coming faster than most people know!😉

[@phoenixeyes7160]

I'm very impressed... Slow and steady.....You are like god...☆☆☆

[@mychannel4]

SCLEROTIC - losing the ability to adapt.

[@shreyanjoshi3622]

Damn. This was a special video. You are doing beautiful work, Andreas.

[@Duke-xe7wq]

hahah. You just reminded me of phone calls I made in the 90's to my family in Greece from Australia.

[@juggsbunny7866]

Thank you Andreas. You are a HERO

[@PJBrunet]

He's right about corporate governance.

[@jackmaxwell3134]

12:58 I really doubt it: Languages are disappearing VERY fast for ONE lingua franca: "As of the 2000s, a total of roughly 7,000 natively spoken languages existed worldwide.(...) 90% of the currently spoken languages will have become extinct by 2050." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extinct_language Most of alt/shitcoins will have diseappeared in a few years, as languages today. What will remain will be pegged to the most prevalent actor (English for language, Bitcoin in crypto).

[@shreyanjoshi3622]

Yes, although the point remains the same. The world is more efficient, all because the transition to lesser languages made the world a more connected smaller place

[@Ganjaboy227]

Lets be honest, horses are more decentralized than bitcoin

[@hhhgggds]

Hey Andreas, Will you make a video explaining this block size madness? Apparently they want to shrink it now? Is that a joke? How about they just leave Britney alone? :) Sounds like they want to FORCE LN usage. Scares the shit out of me. Would like to hear your thoughts on it.

[@mychannel4]

I would like to know where Canadians can purchase RSP products outside a bank? Cause right now, people get a tax receipt, that can save them considerable money off their tax returns. Can’t seem to get the same receipt if one buys Crypto. Not yet, right???

[@owenbenjaminshapiro6285]

So if Andreas is Bitcoin Jesus, is Mario Draghi then the Roman central banker that will crucify him?

[@chasinkittens9861]

Ben Shapiro Dr craig wright is Bitcoin jesus 🤬🤪

[@deklusjesman]

If they could they would.

[@williamschnl]

John McAfee is, and IRS is the Roman

[@nipponia1]

Andrea an eisai daytrader i swingtrader den eheis epiloghi para na ehesi kai kapia crypto mesa sta exchanges.sinfoneis?

[@YnotHro]

I love your videos, my friend. live long and educate.

[@michaz.3075]

--- THE FIVE QUESTIONS ---- by Larken Rose 1) Is there any means by which any number of individuals can delegate to someone else the moral right to do something which none of the individuals have the moral right to do themselves? 2) Do those who wield political power (presidents, legislators, etc.) have the moral right to do things which other people do not have the moral right to do? If so, from whom and how did they acquire such a right? 3) Is there any process (e.g., constitutions, elections, legislation) by which human beings can transform an immoral act into a moral act (without changing the act itself)? 4) When law-makers and law-enforcers use coercion and force in the name of law and government, do they bear the same responsibility for their actions that anyone else would who did the same thing on his own? 5) When there is a conflict between an individual's own moral conscience, and the commands of a political authority, is the individual morally obligated to do what he personally views as wrong in order to "obey the law"?

[@gansheit]

You're the best.

[@Allender1g]

Enjoyed

[@cuetheplanesound8110]

Like, Button, Smashed. HODL

[@BartekCelary]

Don't forget to subscribe to you know who

[@nion456789]

Smashed the like

[@michael2275]

BTC addressable market as money is 100x ETH addressable market.

[@AbhiPobbati]

Wrong Andreas. The world is moving to a single language. It's much easier to establish network effects to deal in a single language, single money etc.

[@mencheswest8993]

that is true to some extent - 80% of population know English to some degree. global cooperation is impossible without a single language everyone can comunicate with. but on the other hand - everyone still wants to remain special and different from each other. i think thats what stops "uniting under a single culture" movement. and it is good

[@hung-lunhsia802]

This likely will never happen especially with work being done on real time universal translators.

[@offshore33cc94]

Is this guy ever wrong? Take whatever he says to the bank...haha..no pun intended

[@michael2275]

Andreas you are wrong that there will be 'hundreds' of crypto currencies used globally in the future. Network effects and metcalfe's law mean that it will likely be a few winners tops and possible only one winner, likely bitcoin.

[@thiagofontana7595]

Lets pretend you ate satoshi nakamoto and you need cash. How would you convert your btcs from the genesis block in cash and still keep yourself anonymous?

[@cuetheplanesound8110]

Cash? Where we're going we wont need Cash.

[@karimgharibo3199]

am the only 1 that wants to see Andreas speak about anything either than crypto

[@desther]

But he does :)

[@nongchai5499]

Hows bitcoin going to are against the banks who are now creating their own cryptocurrencies?

[@cuetheplanesound8110]

Do you know the difference between Crypto Currency and Digital Currency?