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As fuming as I am, there are I think 30 attempts and 7 successes out of 100k males per year? so we still need to prove that it is above average. And above avera
by eastbound 3y ago
As fuming as I am, there are I think 30 attempts and 7 successes out of 100k males per year? so we still need to prove that it is above average. And above average of the median cryptocurrency owner, because they may have a risk profile too.
And then, yes, trial SBF for each of them as murder on top of embezzlement.
- enaaem 3y agoThe problem is that financial distress is a direct cause of suicide. It’s like Sam shooting one of his clients and claim the death rate among his clients is still below the national average.
- kelnos 3y agoYou don't need to prove that it's above average. You need to prove that they'd still have killed themselves if SBF hadn't defrauded them. (Well, really, the opposite: you need to prove that their suicide was a direct result of SBF's fraud. And I don't think that's an impossible -- or even difficult -- bar to reach, here.)