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Comment Re:Um? (Score 1) 320

The point is that you have to wait for the machine to "make" the money and then you have to convert it into local currency. All the while you are carrying the risk of a value collapse in BitCoin, an exchange collapse, theft, etc. vs. the direct approach of selling for your local currency and spending it now. Additionally if you are invested in chip production, you likely have state obligations like taxes that become a nightmare to account for when introducing a non-state currency into your transactions. Net profit is probably higher if you just get paid in local currency.

Comment Re:Like Obama? (Score -1, Flamebait) 430

I don't take services from the government. In a case where I may incidentally have a service provided by government it is because they have outlawed competition and/or force me to use the "service." Non-government companies enter into voluntary transactions with their customers. If I voluntarily choose to transact, of course I should pay. There's a fundamental difference.

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