Is this the garbage Blockstream chose for bitcoiners over scaling on-chain?

LLMs are super useful for at least some jobs. It's a scam to call them AI though. LLMs do not understand anything

If he is already in China, then getting caught doesn't matter at all..

Truly, he made a mockery of the law. But so did Craig Wright. I truly believe that he is Satoshi, but he is also a filthy liar

Before life: ingredients for abiogenesis readily available
Life starts: ingredients for abiogenesis no longer readily available

"Trees and Land Absorbed Almost No CO2 Last Year" This indicates that trees didn't grow last year

Funnily coins mined very early in Bitcoin's history are now moving. It's almost certain that at least some of them were mined by Satoshi..

Toddler is 100% not Satoshi Nakamoto. Toddler perhaps more than anyone else ruined Satoshi's design with the introduction of RBF. Bitcoin was made for microtransactions. RBF destroyed that

>What part of public ledger is not clear? Every single transaction can be viewed since the beginning of Bitcoin. Every single one. Not true, the protocol change Bitcoin Core implemented in 2017, SegWit, enables the hiding of transactions

That notch.. no thanks. I went with ThinkPad X1 instead

BTC is a useless piece of shit. The original Bitcoin protocol with zero confirmation transactions and whatnot, however, is very useful. Just the other day, I noticed that a subtitles LibreELEC plugin was no longer working. Apparently the API of the subtitles provider had been retired, except if you were willing to pay a small fee. So, I sent a message to the provider, asking if I could pay with BSV (the original Bitcoin protocol), and the provider was fine with this. A few seconds later, the provider saw that I had made the payment, and my subtitles were working again. The transaction fee was less than 0.000001 USD

It has nothing to do with Bitcoin. Also, it's a complete failure

In my Hyundai i20 MHEV (2021) I just push a button to turn on seat warmer. The button works with the same logic as your Tesla

There you have it

There's some miner throwing excess hash at the original Bitcoin protocol (BSV), mining huge stretches of empty blocks in order to disrupt the network. Thankfully there's no blocksize limit so honest miners can clear massive amounts of transactions whenever they manage to mine a block. Also, thanks to 0-conf, the attacking miner isn't such a big thing..