• HumanOnEarth@lemmy.ca
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    23 hours ago

    Lololol no one is. Ok. God damn I guess I am going to get rich with arguments like this…

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        19 hours ago

        Crypto is not immaterial, there is a digital (digital stuff exists in the real world, since it’s not fairy magic) copy of all Bitcoin transactions spread all around the world. Without the physical presence of nodes, bitcoin would not exist.

        Also, Crypto does not equal Bitcoin.

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          3 hours ago

          You might want to look up what immaterial means. You are very wrong in your assertion due to this misconception. You cannot hold a bitcoin in your hand because it is immaterial.

          All crypto is immaterial.

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            3 hours ago

            Fiat currency is immaterial. So much so that it can literally be created out of thin air.

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                  2 hours ago

                  I know what fiat currency is. You seem not to which considering your lack of understanding of what “immaterial” means is unsurprising.

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                    2 hours ago

                    Uhhhh ok if you want to be pedantic, crypto is not immaterial as it exists as matter (the hardware holding the blockchain).

                    I guess I was under the impression you were using it to mean “without physical value” even though that’s not the definition. I figured you couldn’t possibly be trying to argue that there is no physical matter involved in Bitcoin…