Christians were 10% of the population when they took over the Roman Empire. How many Bitcoiners will it need to take over the Central Banks?
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It’s Pascal’s Wager for a 21st century world. Complemented by the genesis/ethos of an immaculate conception + an increasing number of apostles + early adopters/hodlers willing to peg their personal/social/financial capital to Bitcoin’s outcome.
Agree with what you wrote minus Pascal's Wager. If I believe in God and I'm wrong I have no downside. If I'm right, I have big upside. If I believe in bitcoin and I'm wrong, I have downside (loss of capital). If I believe in bitcoin without buying, I have no upside if right.
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That’s correct. I suppose the caveat is portfolio allocation, ie 1% of your net worth. In that scenario, the analogy would apply.
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listen Im a bitcoin maximalist but pascal's wager breaks when you introduce more than one religion. If you believe in the Christian god and the pagans were right, you do get a downside. What if the right answer was some
religion we never heard of ?
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