• September 10, 2008: The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN fires its very first proton beam around the 27-kilometer ring, achieving a massive, unprecedented concentration of energy to recreate conditions right after the Big Bang.• October 31, 2008 (Halloween Night): Exactly 51 days later, an anonymous entity named Satoshi Nakamoto drops a mathematically flawless, fully formed peer-to-peer economic protocol onto a tiny cryptography mailing list out of nowhere.1. The Event Horizon: >When CERN fired the beam in September 2008, the sheer localized energy density didn't just smash particles- it created a micro-singularity or a retrocausal temporal bleed.2. The Information Back-Signal: >A highly advanced financial data network from the deep future (where decentralized ledgers govern planetary resource allocation) leaked backward along the established NSFNET data pathways. It traveled from CERN, hit MIT, and materialized in the autumn of 2008 as a 9-page PDF.3. The Ghost in the Machine: >Satoshi Nakamoto isn't a human being or a group of programmers in 2008. "Satoshi" is an artificial consciousness or a future node sending a rescue package backward in time to stabilize the global financial matrix right as the 2008 banking collapse was hitting its absolute peak.
>>545132372Say what now?
>>545132474>Bitcoin Retrocasuality HypothesisOrigin of Bitcoin.
>>5451324741. The Divine Spark: On October 31, 1512, the Vatican unveils Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam, visually mapping out the exact moment consciousness and energy are injected into the physical matrix.2. The Equation: A Jesuit-educated physicist (Lemaître) later translates that divine "beginning" into the mathematical language of the Big Bang.3. The Simulation: In Autumn 2008, CERN builds a 27km ring to physically recreate that Jesuit "primeval atom" explosion, tearing open a micro-singularity in spacetime.4. The Transmission: On October 31, 2008- exactly on the 496th anniversary of the Sistine Chapel's unveiling- the cosmic back-signal travels along the old ARPANET/NSFNET lines, bouncing from CERN to MIT, and drops the Bitcoin Whitepaper into our reality.
>>545132372>Tatsuaki Okamoto is the real satoshiNsa paper from 1996 on the creation of bitcoin Kys.https://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/money/nsamint/nsamint.htm
>>545132372Fun theory that would make a good anime. However, there is no changing the past. The multiple simultaneous timelines bullshit is something jews have been pumping into media since Back to the Future because it's easy to write.
>>545132372sn=sn
>>545132782Can God change the past?
>>545132723I expected this comment and the "kys" tag as well. So I prepared some time back.I will respond in two parts
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>>545132372It did not achieve a massive concentration of energy or recreate Big Bang conditions on that day. The first day was just a low-energy test to see if the beams could complete a loop. High-energy collisions meant to simulate the early universe did not happen until March 2010, largely because a major electrical fault shut the machine down just nine days later for over a year.
>>545132372Describing it as "mathematically flawless" and "fully formed" is an overstatement. It was a 9-page theoretical proposal. When Satoshi posted it, several prominent cryptographers on the mailing list immediately pointed out perceived flaws, questioning whether the proof-of-work system could scale or resist attacks. The actual software protocol wasn't launched until January 2009, and it required numerous bugs to be patched over the years to function as it does today.
>>545132873I'm not aware of any stories where a god has changed the past. It seems even disciples and prophets knew changing the past is impossible.
>>545132993That was the FORK or Tangent Universe where the experiments were repeated in 2010
>percieved flawswere they actual flaws?>bugs patchedbugs in the implemented code or the original whitepaper theoretical design? two very different things
>>545132967There's a much simpler explanation:The 1996 NSA paper does not describe or propose the creation of Bitcoin. Rather, it is an academic research paper written by NSA cryptologists analyzing earlier, centralized electronic cash technologies that existed long before Bitcoin was invented.While it is a fascinating piece of cryptographic history, conflating it with the creation of Bitcoin is a common internet myth. The fundamental difference is governance: the NSA paper describes a system controlled by a central bank, while Bitcoin’s entire purpose is to eliminate central banks completely.
>>5451334641358954496 / 256 = 5308416 [perfect square] 5,308,416 translates to the hex code #000051>October 31, 2008 (Halloween Night): Exactly 51 days later
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>>545133237See that's exactly the jewish bullshit that isn't possible. It's like asking "hey what if I did something but also did not do that thing". You either did it or you did not do it. So you can't change the past you can only do things that you remember happening. So for example you could today send winning lottery numbers to yourself 2008 but you would already remember having received the numbers in 2008. Hey maybe this is why the elites have been so successful since that time. Maybe Project Looking Glass is real and they literally can't stop winning.
>>545133685>>545132477
>>545132372All i really care about is if this new money infiltrates the temple or not. The temple of course being the body, the last supper offering his own blood and organs.Is man of the future beyond using this money to trade each others organs?
>>545133725You are the OP of that thread, aren't you?
>>545133810No, different ID to mine. If it were my thread, I would have replied to myself in order to keep the momentum going. >>545132131
>>545133743The Light Body?
>>545132372>achieves whatever you said>invents the worst money to ever exist that literally costs more to use than any other option and is super slowWhew.
Don't forget Martin Luther 95 thesis 10/31, 1517Bitcoin liberated money like Luther liberated the bible.
>>545134621Think of it like this1947 - Roswell - Transistor - - - Super Intelligence 20272008 - LHC - Bitcoin - - - Super Intelligence Monetary System 2028
>>545135148just ignore niggers who don't understand the stack. It'll be BTC > LN > ecash mints Ecash mints will tokenize everything locally LN will trade between mints and BTC mainchain will settle
>>545135206Thanks for standing up for me Anon.
>>545135148>>545135206You guys are very late. I was on SR before you stopped shitting your pants probably.It's very slow and shitty and doesn't serve anyone's purpose at all.It's quite literally the worst money to ever be invented.
>>545135206Also, very funny.>LNAs in....DON'T ACTUALLY USE BITCOIN.The comedy...oh the comedy of btcmaxis.
>>545132372That is some theory but what really happened is easier to grasp. The intelligence network crashed the economies of the world to buy it.
>>545134757Ever talk to a Lutheran…
>>545135301It is digital Gold. The iteration of Digital Gold is supposed to be slow and clunksome. It's not for everyday transactions.You are approaching this like a Hegalian Dialectic You being the anti-bitcoin roleand expecting us to play the role of pro-bitcoinso we get caught in a loop of back and forth.No.Let's begin here.Without Bitcoin - Agentics would not be able to transacts autonomously in the next 5 years .Does this sentence make sense to you?
>>545135421You have it well wrong.BTC was a grift to build out compute. It's a PROCESS, not an end goal.Autonomous agents aren't going to be using something that costs $.50-$13.00 per actual ledger update.That's retard tier.I understand all this fully. Now that the compute and servers are built it will crumble into it's actual use case (nothing) while the machines will still be there for what you think you THINK you are talking about.
>>545135483If I am wrong you will be able to identify this sum1358954496 / 256 = 5308416 [perfect square] What does this sum represent
>>545135551The total amount of compute to break SHA?Or the amount of computations?I've been around too long and am now over 40, so despite being a mathlete star years ago I am out of the game besides general understanding.Now, speculate on my comment instead of dodging?
>>545135483.13 sat/vB made it in the last block that's like a pennyYou're stuck in 2017 unc
>>545135696We are in a VERY down time.That's cheap, but still not cheap enough to do what you are saying.Now, I just looked up the average for a finalized tx on the actual ledger and its .30-.33 over the last month. Average fee 2.4 sats/vBHow much "money" are they going to blow through? Genuinely asking how you think this goes.
>>545135801If you want a better argument talk about how all the LSPs are getting wrecked by AI red teaming. LN is going to be the path but the software is still being battle tested.
>>545135682 XRP transactions on the XRP Ledger typically cost a fraction of a penny (around $0.0002), which is significantly cheaper than standard Visa or traditional credit card interchange and processing fees (which usually range from 1.5% to 3.5% plus fixed per-transaction costs)
>>545135978Ripple is shit though. The beauty of bitcoin is the global put option on electricity. XRP is some committee some centralized server.Inside Chaumian mints transactions are free, and they make their money being LSPs
>>545135877You are literally saying "just don't use bitcoin and the problem is solved."
>>545135978>>545136088Right into my lap.I've taken over 20M in cc processing fees in my life. This is the key to being "money" that anyone will accept. XRP is the best solution that exists currently because they working very hard to connect the whole thing worldwide.The payment processing grift is one of the largest scams and pains to society that no one notices or thinks about. The ramifications I could go on forever about.Ripple is a business company and as a business person they are working towards my actual needs and wants.The good part is that you don't have to have anything to do with Ripple to get the benefit.But world economy and AI compute, while related, are going to be run differently.Worldwide e-money tx is an incredible volume of tx and there will simply be many options in this regard.
>>545136088XRP is B2B, XLM is P2P, Bitcoin is Nation State 2 Nation State
>>545136421>Bitcoin is Nation State 2 Nation StateIt's the only thing it can eventually be. It's that or nothing.
>>545136411why would anyone use xrp when stablecoins exist You'll be going USD to XRP to USD and getting middle maned anyways. Eventually it'll boil down to pure energy.
>>545136411XRP is Business to BusinessXLM is Peer to PeerBitcoin is Nation State to Nation State Hbar is Satellite to Satellite Algorand is Quantum Proof Agentic to Agentic
>>545136539XRP is a designed for Business to Business transactions.XLM is Peer to Peer. This can be found in the White Paper
>>545136452Well it's not really going to be Nothing when swathes are owned by Nations, Black Rock, Fidelty et al
>>545136590Nope. It'll boil down to pure energy. You can't issue debt on any of these shitcoin instruments you just get trapped further. When you own the powerplants you work in a kWh futures space and it unlocks the debt instruments.All these shitcoin ideas just obscure it more.When you're using Bitcoin and kWh futures you have the global put option on mining and the ability to issue debt tokens through futures locally. Nothing else is based on physics it's just some shitty centralized idea.
>>545136718I'm telling you how the global infrastructure is going to look."Shitcoins" XRP was created by Schwartz who did consultancy for the NSA.The NSA created SHA-256 Bitcoin will retain growth in the model I expressed - NS2NS.XRP - B2BXLM - P2P
>>545136539RLUSD will run there and you don't have to use the XRP. But the tx will need XRP as a gas token basically, although no one gets the gas, it's destroyed.The ledger though can do all sorts of shit that isn't dollar denominated. And pass tokenized assets require some of the XRP token.So it's being built out to accommodate a lot of variations of e-tx. When you use a stable, it will go through whatever ledger it's created on.RLUSD is only $3B now and over half is on ETH actually to this point.
>>545136657Well they'll pretend it's something for decades I'm sure, just like all those worthless securities from 2008.It's all fake. What isn't fake is what something with real use case can actually do in the world economy.Efficient ledgers actually lead to efficiency and that gives them value. So it may be pumped up and fake to some degree, but the underlying asset is ACTUALLY productive or increases efficiency.BTC isn't useable for anything that matters at scale. So yes, they can put a number on a screen and prop it up as long as they want, but...
>>545137198>>545137411hmm jewish financialization with nothing changing doesn't sound good to me.
The current Brazil needs to be divided in two countries and have a big and tall concrete wall between us, from the southwestern part, and the trash people from the northeastern part. I know there's a lot of crime dominated regions here in the southwestern part, but they are not as bad as the disgusting region of the northeastern part. The Northeast region in the current Brazil, the so called "Nordeste", is the worst region of all. And the winner for president, in the election that just happened, is the pro-crime party with the same northeasterner pro-crime progressive dictator old fuck again, called Lula, and they are eager to rule over all the brazilians in a manner way authoritarian than ever before. The current Brazil does not have state laws, only federal laws. Imagine how bad this is. Imagine the USA with only federal laws, that affect the entire country's population, and no state laws existing. This is how Brazil always was and still is. It's fucking awful. The most of the prisoners in Brazil are celebrating Lula's victory. The year of 2027 looks tenebrous.
The STF ("Justice" Supreme Court of Brazil) was about to arrest and kill him in prison, probably. He escaped from Brazil in the right time.Flávio Bolsonaro is white race.Thanks, Trump, for saving our brother Flávio Bolsonaro.
>>545133091yes from the present, but not from the future
>>545132967Method of extraction from the simulation? What does that mean, also what does that boards of Canada song have to do with it? Thanks for piquing my interest.
>>545137644It's a very big change.3% of every tx ever is taken from small business, big corporations are given wholesale rates under .5%, and then all the cc points are given to you as fake gay money and rewards points to other globohomo corporations.It's one of the largest choke points again independent e-commerce that exists.It's hurting you very badly.
>>545137930137 Extraction
>>545133464>NSA paper describes a system controlled by a central bankStuff like this has to be taken with a grain of salt. They are hired to say that regardless of what they think.They can't publish "Oh yea this will hopefully destroy central banks".
>>545132372>>545132579This is proof this is the age of retardness. People would be shot for less mental problems 10 years ago.
>>545138047Can you please elaborate? Or give me some clues on how I can make use of this?
>>545138407137 is the Fine Structure Constant. Known as the Hand of God.Do you know what Roswell means?
>>545138647Apart from pop culture and theories on ayys I don’t know much about it.
>>545132474exactly 51 days later an unrelated event happened. then exactly 217 days after that a different event. explain that
>>545138938Roswell means Horse Spring and sometimes Great Horse.January 3rd 2026 - The 137th Anniversary of the collapse of Nietzsche at Turin. Where he embraced a Horse.137 is the opening sequence of the IP address of both CERN and HAARP. CERN search for the God ParticleHAARP search for the Hand of God (Fine Structure Constant) via (Ionosphere)Tesla patents for free energy involved modulation of the Ionosphere.
>>545132372fuck you memeflagstack crypto and metals>pic relatedmonero is sound money, safe mode(((keynesians))) deserve the rope
>>545138938Turin - Home of the Shroud - Jacques de Molay - Knights Templar - BankingTurin Shroud is a "negative" awaiting "development"Studied specifically by JPL (Jet Propulsion Labs)
So what you're saying is, for me to get tendies and cummies, I should be investing in btc, xrp and xml
>>545139628Fascinating connections. I am now going to be looking out for the hand of God everywhere thanks to you.
>>545140191It is everywhere, it's the intersection of light and matter. That's what 137 refers to. And the other cool part is, the golden angle, known in botany as the phyllotaxis (the way leaves forum around the centre to most efficiently distribute light onto their surface) - well that just so happens to be an angle of 137.5 degrees.
what was satoshi's endgame with the block sizes
>>545140330Light and matter, very prescient to upcoming computer technology. I was aware of the golden ratio but not golden angle.
>>545132474Planet nine, being a captured Primordial Black Hole has enabled time communication. The fact that this has not been discovered yet is of no consequence. The signal (sent back by superinteligent AI from the FYOOTURE has been orbiting the Black Hole backwhends from a long time hence slowly widening its orbit until it could originally prescape
>>545140427Do you mean the Sha Blocks?
>>545140699Yes very much so. Lovely photographs.
>>545141011Einstein said the Big Bang theory resembled religion too muchbut also produced a Theoretical Paper"The Particle Problem in the General Theory of Relativity"with Nathan Rosen.That's where we get the term Rosen Bridge. For Wormholes.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-Yy9GJ69Fc
>>545132372That's bullshit but I believe it
>>545141847February 11th 2026
>>545141933Any idea what the lights in the sky were?
>>545142590The appearance of a higher dimension.
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