Ether was always redundant

You can write scripts in Bitcoin Core: en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Script#Script_examples

It's not Turing complete, but that is good because it means you can't lose money to bugs (many such cases in ETH).

You can use this to do primitive trustless smart contracts on the best-in-class Bitcoin chain instead of some alt scam.

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how do scripts propagate through the lightning network?

They don't. You build on SV.

What about sv? Its the next eth?

>use a screwdriver instead of a hammer for this nail

correct, but the screwdriver is made of gold, and to use the hammer you can only use it while underwater in a sewer in Haiti

Yes. And look at Simplicity by Blockstream.
Too lazy to search for the paper, but they have it on github now. Will take a few years to be ready for Bitcoin, though.
And yeah, turing completeness and "World computer" are memes.

>comparing a virtual machine to a script

its obvious you fags have never written a smart contract in your life. probably not even programmers. kys

>It's not Turing complete, but that is good because it means you can't lose money to bugs
>the car doesn't have a steering wheel and only goes perfectly forward and backward, but that is good because it means you can't hit a tree