Feb 28, 2014 2:24 AM

And by the way, the day you will have your Dogecoin Wallet, I'll send you 10,000 dogecoin in it.......which is 22% of my daily PRODUCTION :P

Pete.

And don't throw me this "meh" thing ....fuck :(

Hey Pete, leave ChiefRock alone. He has a lot of hauling to do with those gold, and silver bars.

http://en.mimi.hu/law/factum.html

Oh :-o ... Sorry ChiefRock, I'll go bark somewhere else with my stupid crypto thing :D

<<How will this be better than the current system? In short, what this introduces is “judges as a service”. Now, in order to become a “judge” you need to get hired at a private arbitration firm or a government court or start your own. In a cryptographically enabled factum law system, being a judge simply requires having a public key and a computer with internet access. As counterintuitive as it sounds, not all judges need to be well-versed in law. Some judges can specialize in, for example, determining whether or not a product was shipped correctly (ideally, the postal system would do this). Other judges can verify the completion of employment contracts. Others would appraise damages for insurance contracts. It would be up to the contract writer to plug in judges of each type in the appropriate places in the contract, and the part of the contract that can be defined purely in computer code will be.>>

But what's a judge ? .....a TRUSTEE ? :)

Imagine a JUSTICE that works ONLY with mathematics.... FULLY ACCOUNTABLE.... :/

It's not a stupid thing lo