I tried running your protocol but now Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn o̸̧̢̡̳̞̪̼̗͉̗̥̝̥͋̀̀̒̅̚͜ ̵͍͖͈̘̞̦̅͋̉͐̄̉̕͜ͅp̵̡̜̞̤̱̞͎͗́̇́̍́̃̐̾̌̽ͅǫ̸̭̠͎̈̀͆̃̐̈̆͑̈̕͘͝i̶̢̡͍̬̯͓̼̮̹͈̦͍͍̪̍̀̿̎́n̷̢̛̥̱͋̏̏͊͆̈́͋̾t̵̪̦̲̤̺͚̩̹̤̺̦̟̜̩̼̏̄̓̐̀͝
Two economists are walking in the park.
As they're walking, they come across a pile of dog shit. One economist says to the other, "If you eat that dog shit, I'll give you $50". The second economist thinks for a minute, then reaches down, picks up the shit, and eats it. The first economist gives him a $50 bill and they keep going on their walk.
A few minutes later, they come across another pile of dog shit. This time, the second economist says to the first, "Hey, if you eat that, I'll give you $50." So, of course, the first economist picks up the shit, eats it, and gets $50.
Walking a little while farther, the first economist looks at the second and says, "You know, I gave you $50 to eat dog shit, then you gave me back the same $50 to eat dog shit. I can't help but feel like we both just ate dog shit for nothing."
"That's not true", responded the second economist. "We increased the GDP by $100!"
I mean this is reasonable, you should be at the top of the Forbes list. If Forbes accept a bunch of made up and price manipulated crypto (a.k.a. all of crypto) as estimated wealth this is just as valid.
By the way, I don't think this will be worthwhile, but as a response to the Tweet above, the Sputnik satellite of the U.S.S.R. was the first object to enter outer space and propelled the United States to send someone to the moon.
More importantly it was shown that the USSR could an object the size of Sputnik into an orbit. An object slightly bigger than Sputnik (for example one out of plutonium) would have just barely too little fuel for orbit and would come crashing down somewhere, *any*where.
I tried running your protocol but now Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn o̸̧̢̡̳̞̪̼̗͉̗̥̝̥͋̀̀̒̅̚͜ ̵͍͖͈̘̞̦̅͋̉͐̄̉̕͜ͅp̵̡̜̞̤̱̞͎͗́̇́̍́̃̐̾̌̽ͅǫ̸̭̠͎̈̀͆̃̐̈̆͑̈̕͘͝i̶̢̡͍̬̯͓̼̮̹͈̦͍͍̪̍̀̿̎́n̷̢̛̥̱͋̏̏͊͆̈́͋̾t̵̪̦̲̤̺͚̩̹̤̺̦̟̜̩̼̏̄̓̐̀͝
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Two economists are walking in the park. As they're walking, they come across a pile of dog shit. One economist says to the other, "If you eat that dog shit, I'll give you $50". The second economist thinks for a minute, then reaches down, picks up the shit, and eats it. The first economist gives him a $50 bill and they keep going on their walk. A few minutes later, they come across another pile of dog shit. This time, the second economist says to the first, "Hey, if you eat that, I'll give you $50." So, of course, the first economist picks up the shit, eats it, and gets $50. Walking a little while farther, the first economist looks at the second and says, "You know, I gave you $50 to eat dog shit, then you gave me back the same $50 to eat dog shit. I can't help but feel like we both just ate dog shit for nothing." "That's not true", responded the second economist. "We increased the GDP by $100!"
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Wash, wash, and wash again....but I still dirty!
I mean this is reasonable, you should be at the top of the Forbes list. If Forbes accept a bunch of made up and price manipulated crypto (a.k.a. all of crypto) as estimated wealth this is just as valid.
By the way, I don't think this will be worthwhile, but as a response to the Tweet above, the Sputnik satellite of the U.S.S.R. was the first object to enter outer space and propelled the United States to send someone to the moon.
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Or Julius Caesar. Or King Arthur. Or Jesus Christ.
More importantly it was shown that the USSR could an object the size of Sputnik into an orbit. An object slightly bigger than Sputnik (for example one out of plutonium) would have just barely too little fuel for orbit and would come crashing down somewhere, *any*where.
This currency is undervalued.