Power

It is known that “Power comes with Responsibility.” But what does it mean? To whom is one being responsible? And to whom is that “responsibility” accountable? Without knowing this, it flips into “Responsibility comes with power.” Basically, no power, no responsibility. And anyone taking responsibility is either a fool, has power, or is seeking power. The issue is they neither understand “responsibility” nor “power.” Power is the ability to save time. As a result of power, there is a remainder, which we receive as time. We can use that time to generate more power. Some define it as destructive equipment or access to media, etc. But these are byproducts of having power, not the power itself! This is the first mistake. There could still be power without conventional means. ...

Someone who does a thing has time, and someone who has time does a thing. And the one who takes some extra is powerful. If having more time always comes with more power, there must be an exception where having more time secures extinction. This happens gradually, then suddenly, as the host securing the succession will fight for power—full power. Fighting for more time, even though this nightmare comes along. ...

Collect as much data as possible. This is because without information, we cannot make a top N query. For example, we want to find the best matching car based on budget, color, and other parameters. We need to collect data from car manufacturers, dealers, and other sources. This is essential to know what to do next. Data can be collected by any organization, university, or individual. The more data we have, the better our chances of finding a solution. Restricting one organization from collecting information is censoring that organization. It doesn’t matter who has censored the information — it could be the organization itself, the government, or any other entity. Why do we need an organization or corporation without any information stored or without any function performed on that information? ...

Who says “No” to Bitcoin is supporting a thief or they a thieves. The first needs education; the second requires power. As we don’t know which one is the case, we need education and protection at the same time. Protection is a must, as the thief is not going to stop seeing the business going down. The protection has to be effective, depending on which type of parasite we are dealing with. The risk is that we target a small parasite that is a victim of a bigger parasite—and leave ourselves unprotected against the bigger parasite. ...