Case No. 18-80176-CIV-BB
IRA KLEIMAN, ET AL., PLAINTIFFS,
-v-
CRAIG WRIGHT, DEFENDANT.
West Palm Beach, Florida
June 28, 2019
230 pages
https://static.magicaltux.net/documents/2019/06/kleiman_v_wright/06-28-19%2C%20BER%2C%20Kleiman.pdf
IRA KLEIMAN, ET AL., PLAINTIFFS,
-v-
CRAIG WRIGHT, DEFENDANT.
West Palm Beach, Florida
June 28, 2019
230 pages
https://static.magicaltux.net/documents/2019/06/kleiman_v_wright/06-28-19%2C%20BER%2C%20Kleiman.pdf
Case No. 18-80176-CIV-BB
IRA KLEIMAN, ET AL., PLAINTIFFS,
-v-
CRAIG WRIGHT, DEFENDANT.
West Palm Beach, Florida
June 28, 2019
230 pages
https://static.magicaltux.net/documents/2019/06/kleiman_v_wright/06-28-19%2C%20BER%2C%20Kleiman.pdf
IRA KLEIMAN, ET AL., PLAINTIFFS,
-v-
CRAIG WRIGHT, DEFENDANT.
West Palm Beach, Florida
June 28, 2019
230 pages
https://static.magicaltux.net/documents/2019/06/kleiman_v_wright/06-28-19%2C%20BER%2C%20Kleiman.pdf
Ian Grigg
Central Bank Digital Cash - A Credible Commitment to Privacy, https://iang.org/papers/UCL-CBT-Discussion-Paper-Q3-2022-1_Credible-Commitment-to-Privacy.pdf
Central Bank Digital Cash - A Credible Commitment to Privacy, https://iang.org/papers/UCL-CBT-Discussion-Paper-Q3-2022-1_Credible-Commitment-to-Privacy.pdf
Forwarded from CSW 140 Banks / CBDC (Admon S y C)
UCL_CBT_Discussion_Paper_Q3_2022_1_Credible_Commitment_to_Privacy.pdf
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Ian Grigg The Ricardian Contract https://iang.org/papers/ricardian_contract.html
Triple Entry Accounting https://iang.org/papers/triple_entry.html
Forwarded from 2005 150 Triple-entry accounting Ian Grigg (Admon S y C)
Triple Entry Accounting
Ian Grigg
Systemics, Inc.
Todd Boyle
2005
$Revision: 1.7 $
$Date: 2005/12/25 23:04:21 $ https://archive.is/5Q9ia#selection-203.1-249.28
Ian Grigg
Systemics, Inc.
Todd Boyle
2005
$Revision: 1.7 $
$Date: 2005/12/25 23:04:21 $ https://archive.is/5Q9ia#selection-203.1-249.28
Part one 1/2
Día 6 Juicio COPA vs WRIGHT
22 feb 2024
https://telegra.ph/D%C3%ADa-6-Juicio-COPA-vs-WRIGHT-02-13
Día 6 Juicio COPA vs WRIGHT
22 feb 2024
https://telegra.ph/D%C3%ADa-6-Juicio-COPA-vs-WRIGHT-02-13
Back in the mid 2010s, there were a bunch of us literally meeting Satoshi. I thought long & hard about what & why. Eventually I came up with Prometheus' goals:
1. preserve the legend
2. protect the people
3. get them back to work
It was the 1st that didn't ring well.
The legend of Satoshi was an amazing thing, a modern day, technophiliac version of Robin Hood, King Arthur, St George. Surely it should be preserved? Grown? Protected?
But even as I was thinking that, we didn't act for that - quite the reverse.
We invented phrases like "we are all Satoshi" from Spartacus, and "Satoshi is dead, long live Satoshi." We joined with the maxis to kill the papparazi outing, we collapsed the tent at the Big Reveal. We hid, we prevaricated, dissembled.
We did our best to deflate the legend.
Truth was, the legend had grown, consumed, mestastasized. When, allegedly, a Satoshi was revealed, it was no good. He was not the Satoshi they all wanted, and could never really could fit the shoes of the giant from a mere 5 years back.
The legend of Satoshi had so taken over the minds of our world that it is somewhat doubtful that any human could fit those shoes. As some evidence, nobody was ever found to do that, neither in the open nor hidden, and the one leading claimant was mostly dismissed with prejudice.
The legend of Satoshi, the Satoshi, had become a barrier. The burden, the holy grail. In danger of turning all into religious warriors, fighting for a cross or star or moon with little merit or understanding.
@lopp then is right to paraphrase the Buddist exortation:
"If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill the Buddha."
Kill the Satoshi and free yourself.
(NB, google the words to understand them.)
imo, Craig is trying to wrest the vision back from the BTCcore guys.
https://x.com/iang_fc/status/1768779323752804465?t=qMiDzQEqy6TCWJLVluK4vg&s=35
1. preserve the legend
2. protect the people
3. get them back to work
It was the 1st that didn't ring well.
The legend of Satoshi was an amazing thing, a modern day, technophiliac version of Robin Hood, King Arthur, St George. Surely it should be preserved? Grown? Protected?
But even as I was thinking that, we didn't act for that - quite the reverse.
We invented phrases like "we are all Satoshi" from Spartacus, and "Satoshi is dead, long live Satoshi." We joined with the maxis to kill the papparazi outing, we collapsed the tent at the Big Reveal. We hid, we prevaricated, dissembled.
We did our best to deflate the legend.
Truth was, the legend had grown, consumed, mestastasized. When, allegedly, a Satoshi was revealed, it was no good. He was not the Satoshi they all wanted, and could never really could fit the shoes of the giant from a mere 5 years back.
The legend of Satoshi had so taken over the minds of our world that it is somewhat doubtful that any human could fit those shoes. As some evidence, nobody was ever found to do that, neither in the open nor hidden, and the one leading claimant was mostly dismissed with prejudice.
The legend of Satoshi, the Satoshi, had become a barrier. The burden, the holy grail. In danger of turning all into religious warriors, fighting for a cross or star or moon with little merit or understanding.
@lopp then is right to paraphrase the Buddist exortation:
"If you meet the Buddha on the road, kill the Buddha."
Kill the Satoshi and free yourself.
(NB, google the words to understand them.)
imo, Craig is trying to wrest the vision back from the BTCcore guys.
https://x.com/iang_fc/status/1768779323752804465?t=qMiDzQEqy6TCWJLVluK4vg&s=35
X (formerly Twitter)
iang (@iang_fc) on X
Back in the mid 2010s, there were a bunch of us literally meeting Satoshi. I thought long & hard about what & why. Eventually I came up with Prometheus' goals:
1. preserve the legend
2. protect the people
3. get them back to work
It was the 1st that didn't…
1. preserve the legend
2. protect the people
3. get them back to work
It was the 1st that didn't…
A mediados de la década de 2010, varios de nosotros conocimos literalmente a Satoshi. Pensé mucho y detenidamente sobre qué y por qué. Finalmente se me ocurrieron los objetivos de Prometheus:
1. preservar a la leyenda
2. proteger a las personas (que estuvieran detrás de pseudónimo)
3. hacer que volviera a trabajar
Fui el único que no sonó bien.
La leyenda de Satoshi era algo asombroso, una versión moderna y tecnófila de Robin Hood, el Rey Arturo y San Jorge. ¿Seguramente debería preservarse? ¿Aumentarse? ¿Protegerse?
Pero incluso mientras pensaba eso, no actuamos en consecuencia, sino todo lo contrario.
Inventamos frases como "todos somos Satoshi" de Spartacus y "Satoshi está muerto, larga vida a Satoshi". Nos unimos a los maxis para acabar con la salida de los papparazi, derribamos la carpa en el Big Reveal. Nos escondimos, prevaricamos, disimulamos.
Hicimos todo lo posible para desinflar la leyenda.
La verdad era que la leyenda había crecido, consumido, hecho metástasis. Cuando supuestamente se reveló un Satoshi, no sirvió de nada. Él no era el Satoshi que todos querían, y nunca podría encajar en los zapatos del gigante de hace apenas 5 años.
La leyenda de Satoshi se había apoderado tanto de las mentes de nuestro mundo que es algo dudoso, que algún ser humano pudiera calzar esos zapatos. Como prueba, nunca se encontró a nadie que hiciera eso, ni abiertamente ni en secreto, y el principal demandante fue desestimado en su mayor parte con prejuicios.
La leyenda de Satoshi, el Satoshi, se había convertido en una barrera. La carga, el santo grial. En peligro de convertir a todos en guerreros religiosos, luchando por una cruz, una estrella o una luna con poco mérito o comprensión.
@lopp entonces tiene razón al parafrasear la exortación budista:
"Si te encuentras con el Buda en el camino, mátalo".
Mata al Satoshi y libérate.
(NB, busque en Google las palabras para entenderlas).
En mi opinión, Craig está tratando de arrebatarle la visión a los chicos de BTC core.
https://x.com/iang_fc/status/1768779323752804465?t=qMiDzQEqy6TCWJLVluK4vg&s=35
1. preservar a la leyenda
2. proteger a las personas (que estuvieran detrás de pseudónimo)
3. hacer que volviera a trabajar
Fui el único que no sonó bien.
La leyenda de Satoshi era algo asombroso, una versión moderna y tecnófila de Robin Hood, el Rey Arturo y San Jorge. ¿Seguramente debería preservarse? ¿Aumentarse? ¿Protegerse?
Pero incluso mientras pensaba eso, no actuamos en consecuencia, sino todo lo contrario.
Inventamos frases como "todos somos Satoshi" de Spartacus y "Satoshi está muerto, larga vida a Satoshi". Nos unimos a los maxis para acabar con la salida de los papparazi, derribamos la carpa en el Big Reveal. Nos escondimos, prevaricamos, disimulamos.
Hicimos todo lo posible para desinflar la leyenda.
La verdad era que la leyenda había crecido, consumido, hecho metástasis. Cuando supuestamente se reveló un Satoshi, no sirvió de nada. Él no era el Satoshi que todos querían, y nunca podría encajar en los zapatos del gigante de hace apenas 5 años.
La leyenda de Satoshi se había apoderado tanto de las mentes de nuestro mundo que es algo dudoso, que algún ser humano pudiera calzar esos zapatos. Como prueba, nunca se encontró a nadie que hiciera eso, ni abiertamente ni en secreto, y el principal demandante fue desestimado en su mayor parte con prejuicios.
La leyenda de Satoshi, el Satoshi, se había convertido en una barrera. La carga, el santo grial. En peligro de convertir a todos en guerreros religiosos, luchando por una cruz, una estrella o una luna con poco mérito o comprensión.
@lopp entonces tiene razón al parafrasear la exortación budista:
"Si te encuentras con el Buda en el camino, mátalo".
Mata al Satoshi y libérate.
(NB, busque en Google las palabras para entenderlas).
En mi opinión, Craig está tratando de arrebatarle la visión a los chicos de BTC core.
https://x.com/iang_fc/status/1768779323752804465?t=qMiDzQEqy6TCWJLVluK4vg&s=35
X (formerly Twitter)
iang (@iang_fc) on X
Back in the mid 2010s, there were a bunch of us literally meeting Satoshi. I thought long & hard about what & why. Eventually I came up with Prometheus' goals:
1. preserve the legend
2. protect the people
3. get them back to work
It was the 1st that didn't…
1. preserve the legend
2. protect the people
3. get them back to work
It was the 1st that didn't…