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Chris
Chris
7 years ago

I have a question about wars and digital currency. If we turned to digital currency on a global scale and major countries ever went to war with each other again and conducted targeted strikes on the data centers that house that currency information, or maybe even sabotage those data centers without dropping bombs. I understand there would probably be some redundancy, but in theory could somebody bankrupt another country by doing something like that if they took out enough data centers. Is that a vulnerability. What would happen if all that data were to go away. I don’t fully understand how all of it would be work, so I might sound ridiculous, I was just curious if that was a possibility.

Adam M
Adam M
7 years ago
Reply to  Chris

I think its a good question. I would also like to hear someones opinion on this.

Roscoe
Roscoe
7 years ago

Hi Jack! In honor of the song of the day you played, here’s a joke for you:

Q: How many bass guitar players does it to take to screw in a light bulb?
A: None. We’ll just let the keyboardist do it with his left hand.

michael
7 years ago

Just wondering, when eventually the internet & automation has replaced every last job out there, then what is the ruling class’s plan for humans?
Will they exterminate us or keep us as zoo animals ?

Dave
Dave
7 years ago

History segment:
An important point to consider, to truly understand what was going on in the “American War,” as it is called in the Vietnamese government indoctrination centers (schools,) you need to get past the propagandized notion that it was a “war we could not win.” It absolutely was winnable, all the way up to the point where a friend of mine was setting off thermite grenades to destroy documents at the US Embassy just before jumping on the last UH-1 out. The thing is, at no time post-Kennedy was there any intention of winning, you shouldn’t confuse the intentions with the abilities. Under Kennedy it was an anti-communism, humanitarian and intervention operation. Under Johnson it was a for profit operation for the “industrial military complex.” Just look at Lady Bird’s investments and LBJ’s buddies at the time. Under Nixon, well, I think it was little more than a balance between putting on a show for Russia and China so they would not see us as a bunch of wusses (rolling thunder), and getting out before his approval numbers started to drop too much.

Dave
Dave
7 years ago

Commented before I finished listening to the segment, again.