Technique

How can a doctor, who has an interest in keeping me sick, help me fight disease? They can certainly make me suffer and perhaps even kill me with all sorts of biological enemies. Such a doctor does everything except build resistance against biohazards. That’s why time pushes them forward to actually create one by censoring information. Imagine a highly virulent virus is taken up by that doctor or their followers. The doctor uses vaccines to protect themselves and their followers against that virus and a family of similar viruses. The virus replicates and spreads until it reaches the doctor’s business, where it must mutate to progress. And a variant does. The doctor’s business becomes a host, creating a resident evil, as the virus has no path forward unless it adapts to the resistance developed by the doctor—otherwise, no survival! This virus doesn’t only evolve from its ancestor; it also propels the doctor’s business forward. ...

Things are connected. It could be just a lamp and the switch. Or it could be a radar network with command and control. Or it could be a distributed system with thousands of micro back ends. The back end is the part of the system that is not directly visible to the user. It is responsible for processing data, managing resources, and providing data and information to the UI. The back end is often built using a combination of programming languages, frameworks, and tools that work together to create a cohesive system. ...

Ransom is to force something that isn’t needed. And a parasite is a ransom that does so as its natural way of living! A consensual relationship no one dares to break. The parasite has a vital reason for it, and the victim has a reason to accept it, for changing this bond is risky—endangering the parasite—while other victims must bear the burden of the first. Unless they all decide at once to sever the tie, which only happens in a perfect world where all relationships are consensual and true. ...

Let’s assume there are 21 million public keys which are trusted within a hierarchical structure. A network. A network.In this hierarchy, A trusts B, B trusts C, and so on, creating an indirect chain of trust that eventually leads to the last entity, which does not trust anyone else. This hierarchical structure is necessary because A cannot interact directly with all 21 million keys. The only thing known about these 21 million entities is their public keys—nothing else at scale. Occasionally, some details might be revealed randomly, but these are quickly changed again. And these keys are also changing, so there is infinite number of addresses become active and inactive again. ...

We invest in a trust to create something greater than the sum of individual contributions. This fund can be used to subscribe to necessary services or to finance the development of new features. As markets evolve, those who save in nothing except one digital are to dominate, meaning that any production company, regardless of size, must target the future digital world in one way or another. To do so, companies need to understand what Bitcoin holders prefer to consume and how these preferences align with production needs. Targeting Bitcoin, i.e. measuring in Bitcoin, secures company’s future by impacting the choice in both the inputs and outputs of production. ...

Assume a Bitcoin trust! An investment fund in Bitcoin. Receive an address from us and transfer your funds there. You cannot withdraw the funds without a signature from the trust. The trust will discuss the need for withdrawal; otherwise, it will approve the withdrawal after written approval by the holders of the financial signatures in the company. This trust helps companies hold Bitcoin and potentially profit from their savings. ...

If we reduce our needs to food, water, a jacket, a T-shirt, some shelter, railways, and use a bicycle to move around the city, it doesn’t need a billion people working to provide all those. Technology would allow us to save more, which basically means getting more stuff with less work. So, we can use it and save time to produce more technology to the point that we can save even more to spend time on future developments. Thus, working can have just one purpose, which is saving more! Or in other words, giving us time to do something that saves even more time for us in the future. Wealth. The heaven of abundance. Not only for me, but also for us. But you don’t have to choose this. It is optional. ...

Copy! Not the material, but the information. That is the most efficient way to build up one lasting thing. We need to build up one lasting thing as that is the only possible end. Looking at stock indices, you find a lot of technology companies, but technology is algorithms. The rest are just information silos. We’ll return the information back to users, sell subscriptions to tools running those open algorithms! Instead of closing the source, just leave the source for the people and make them subscribers to the essentials! Something that saves a lot of time for them. Everyone can make a breakfast, but some don’t have the time. That is where you can work for them so they can find time work for you. ...

We haven’t yet printed anything in space, so we cannot use it to verify independence from the factory. Independence needs to be verified without relying on the printed space and without the need to be in the factory. This is where localization comes into play. We should be able to check the correctness of a change locally before submitting it. That way, we can continue making changes even when we are restricted within the factory. ...

The dilemma is that we don’t have enough time to reproduce everything needed outside the factory, yet we need to completely leave the factory. Therefore, we will have to utilize things from the inside while securing the exit. It’s crucial to separate the specification from the implementation, allowing us to introduce a different implementation upon exiting the factory, while securing things that are already independent, without a restart. We must live in two worlds simultaneously, but we only have some elements that are reproducible outside the factory. We use the factory as an exit point; there is a direction. ...