Re:The Non-Innovation of Cryptocurrency
by skohan on Thursday July 08, 2021 @11:45AM
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> There is exactly one such comment from my side
So you admit you were arguing in bad faith?
> Point one one single argument that you have made to me, that I did not respond to head-on. Just one. I'll wait.
> point out a single example of me engaing in bad-faith argumentation with you. A single actual example. And then.
Sure, how about this very comment?
> Ah, yes. Like the argument that "Tether is being investigated for fraud" thus "every stablecoin is essentially fraud". Seems like a water-tight argument you have there.
You're misrepresenting my statement in a way to obfuscate the very real fraud accusations against Tether and other stable-coins. I never said all stablecoins are fradulent. Why are you focused on that falsified version of my argument rather than arguing against the fact that Tether is indeed fraudulent?
So you admit you were arguing in bad faith?
> Point one one single argument that you have made to me, that I did not respond to head-on. Just one. I'll wait.
> point out a single example of me engaing in bad-faith argumentation with you. A single actual example. And then.
Sure, how about this very comment?
> Ah, yes. Like the argument that "Tether is being investigated for fraud" thus "every stablecoin is essentially fraud". Seems like a water-tight argument you have there.
You're misrepresenting my statement in a way to obfuscate the very real fraud accusations against Tether and other stable-coins. I never said all stablecoins are fradulent. Why are you focused on that falsified version of my argument rather than arguing against the fact that Tether is indeed fraudulent?
> maybe, we can continue the conversation
Not interested in continuing it, thank you!