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Since reading the "Genisis Block" I have been wondering about the shifting of cultural aspects of bitcoin. Cultures evolve over time and I wonder what long time bitcoiners think about the shifts in bitcoin culture over time. I suspect it has had shifts over time and that will not stop. Eventually there won't be a bitcoin culture. It will just be society.
Many of the earliest Gs are completely checked out afaict. Among those that persist, there's a type that begins to play power games (more common among nontechnical Ver-types who feel like they have command over the people). Then there's another type that mostly chimes in to assist sense-making from time to time and without expectations.
I haven't seen enough of bitcoin culture to appreciate how it's changed, but it feels like the rank and file haven't grown with the price.
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Grown in number or maturity and experience?
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I dont want to sound ignorant, but a lot of bitcoiners I knew that adopted it early only used it for silk road. Half of their brain cells are already fried. They cant even remember if they still hold bitcoin.
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Silk Road was my intro to bitcoin
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Silk road was yours? I never used it, but I had heard a lot about it during that time. I was more into the gambling aspect during that time. Bitcoin was flying everywhere.
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there was bitcoin gambling in 2012? I had no idea
on Tor?
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There used to be a market place for professional hitmen
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Didnt ross try to use that?