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it sounds to me like you think I've said something about the likelihood of a working system, and also that you think I am somehow in opposition to your second s
by bryanrasmussen 2y ago
it sounds to me like you think I've said something about the likelihood of a working system, and also that you think I am somehow in opposition to your second sentence, and require setting straight on the matter?
I admit I am at a loss how either of these suppositions could actually come to be, based on what I wrote, so I suppose I am mistaken.
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- brudgers 2y agoYou mentioned getting real money to make a system work. I pointed out an ordinary mechanism by which a person could find capital. A winning system could offer better rates to customers of a money laundering service.