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I disagree. You can be pro something and not have it or anti something and have it anyway. But the people who are most likely to lie or spin the truth for perso
by DangitBobby 6y ago
I disagree. You can be pro something and not have it or anti something and have it anyway. But the people who are most likely to lie or spin the truth for personal benefit will be those who own it and want to see it succeed, unless you can short Bitcoin. Even so, I think it's less likely that people will short something they think is legitimate than to buy something they think is illegitimate.
- capableweb 6y ago> But the people who are most likely to lie or spin the truth for personal benefit will be those who own it and want to see it succeed Does it matter why they are lying or spinning the truth? The only thing we should care about is that they were lying, so we need to look at the arguments themselves, otherwise we risk loosing impartialness because of our own feelings about cryptocurrencies.
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