> It's been ten years, and it all went pretty badly, so let me make a new prediction.
Say what you want, being entirely wrong doesn't deter him from trying again.
But then again, with nothing at stake but your already ruined reputation, that's an easy thing to do.
His case would be a lot stronger if it was backed by something more tangible, like - oh, I don't know - a visible to all Bitcoin short bet on - oh, what could possibly let you implement that - a public blockchain.
> It's been ten years, and it all went pretty badly, so let me make a new prediction.
Say what you want, being entirely wrong doesn't deter him from trying again.
But then again, with nothing at stake but your already ruined reputation, that's an easy thing to do.
His case would be a lot stronger if it was backed by something more tangible, like - oh, I don't know - a visible to all Bitcoin short bet on - oh, what could possibly let you implement that - a public blockchain.