A bit more on the XPAT scam, and how cults defend themselves in the face of out-group people

This here is also contradictory, as it is self-referential. Susanne dedicated years of her life to promoting my work, and invited me to talk at events, and so on. When proposing game theoretical systems to the world, the protocol you propose is really what has its own inherent reputation, not so much the person behind it, because the protocol does not rely on whoever created it. The protocol itself has to be "sane" in that is should operate as promised, and as for people overall, they have their own life, and integrity. I do not really know Susanne, and have no interested in being in-group in some cult of hers.

The comment "you have cognitive dissonance because you don't understand you are in bitnation" from Susanne when I stayed at her "hackerspace" to work is also a reflection of how "bitnation" was a schelling point around a pretty good idea, and regressed into a cult. The world is a big place, life is long, people have their own lives. Besides being a cult, it is also promoting a multi million dollar scam, with XPAT, that does not work, there is no system in it.

To make a few public comments about that a project that I sort of associated with, has no substance at all from what I can see, isn't to be angry or upset, it isn't to be childish or a troll, and to not understand that just reflects that "bitnation" regressed into a cult centered around "transhumanism" which is also nonsensical.

I associated my work with "bitnation" before the XPAT project, because I thought the broad idea of a symbol and schelling point for governance 2.0 was pretty good.

Then there are comments like "hope you feel better" from cult members that are in-group, like Luke (who I don't know) or a heart from Robert Bass, who I don't know either. People are not interested in "getting love" from some arbitrary cult, they have their own lives.

Again, I associated my work with "bitnation" before the XPAT project, because I thought the broad idea of a symbol and schelling point for governance 2.0 was pretty good, that schelling point then got corrupted, since Susanne wanted to be the protagonist, and "PAT" which has no substance at all is an example of memetic hitchhiking, using one idea to promote another idea.