Bitcoin, free markets and the transhuman revolution will end governments and the suppression of the individual. The sex robot revolution going to wake a sleeping giant by pushing billions in funding into AI for the sex robots.

ghostingthrowaway · 2017-11-25T13:41:26+00:00

Crime will evolve with the market. It may turn into deleting your backup consciousnesses and threatening to delete your current one unless you hand over your bitcoin wallet password, or DDOSing your ability to create new consciousnesses or whatever it is we don't know yet. Thinking everything will be peachy once we reach the cyberpunk future is a little optimistic.

Please understand that everything you put on the internet is being watched, and the dark corners are 1st priority after the most recent election. There are people looking to compromise the 5 developments you mentioned so that they can remain dominant in the hierarchy. I shouldn't have to tell you how dangerous it could be uploading your mind to a "private" network or a real life Eva-01 unit.

I agree with you on where things are headed, but a lot of things could happen before we get there. Islam, Roko's basilisk, etc etc. Stay cautious homie

Ebrg · 2017-11-25T16:26:04+00:00

You should read on the current state of bitcoin. It is developed by a company that is owned for 70% by a bank. BCH, Monero and other alts may be better alternatives for the decentralized money of the future. Small blocks (bitcoin) = high fees, forcing people to put their coins on exchanges. This creates centralization because if one of the big exchanges gets hacked bitcoin will lose a lot of its value.

SalidaDelEuro · 2017-11-25T13:37:19+00:00

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Talkytalktalk · 2017-11-25T19:10:18+00:00

Sorry transhumanism is the antithesis of the individual.

See the Borg collective.

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