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The number is "growing" to give Duterte and his friends justification to ramp up and continue their mass murder campaign and allow them to continue convincing the brainwashed masses that they're in constant danger and need th
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by 659087 9y ago
Would accepting money to defend a mass murderer really be any better though?
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Meanwhile, reddit is full of people talking about the loans they're taking out to buy Bitcoin because it's a "sure thing" that it's going to $100k.
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by 659087 9y ago
It has me wondering if people are actually buying these from them. If so, undercutting their pricing would be trivial - and maybe an easy idea for a side business.
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Bitfinex can, though.
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> This is your suggestion for storing wealth safely? Says the person who suggests that a highly volatile and risky cryptocurrency with a long history of crashes and manipulation is a "safe haven".
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Is this satire?
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"You may not be able to trade while we're down, but we certainly can"
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by 659087 9y ago
The fact that shaming people for failing to be rich is so common within the crypto community that it has a name, says a lot about the crypto "community". Kind of reminds me of another "community" that crypto enthusiasts
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by 659087 9y ago
The mental gymnastics crypto cultists perform to justify their chosen greed outlets become more impressive every day.
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by 659087 9y ago
Do we really need to hear about Bitcoin's price changing multiple times every day?
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Reddit appears to be leaking.
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> The NYT hardly "found" Esalen. The thing is around since the early 60s. And has been home to people like Timothy Leary, Buckminster Fuller, B.F.Skinner, Virginia Satir, Allen Ginsberg, Joan Baez... > It's a rather wel
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> She praises algorithms that analyze your behavior and autonomously order retail goods on your behalf, just in case you’re not consuming enough on your own: “We’ll be giving up our privacy, but gaining the surprise and delight that come
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by 659087 9y ago
I've always laughed watching the cultist end of the crypto community up on their imaginary moral high horses talking about how much "better" crypto was than banks and regulated markets.. given the fact that crypto markets bas
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by 659087 9y ago
The "it's a sure thing" posts have really been ramping up in recent days. Lots of talk on reddit about how people should take their money out of the evil banks and put it in Bitcoin where it's "safer" and &quo
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by 659087 9y ago
"Sophisticated hack" in crypto translates roughly to "we decided our customers' money was better off in our bank accounts than theirs".
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I doubt very many artists would be interested in spending their night having awkward forced interactions with random brogrammers and Kalanicks at a corporate christmas party. There's a reason these companies have to pay women to sho
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by 659087 9y ago
> Where is the "In SV we're supposed to be innovators, why aren't we leading the way towards a more equal society?" narrative grounded? Mostly in the minds of people who are still trying to convince themselves that th
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by 659087 9y ago
How incredibly cringeworthy. Glad to see Silicon Valley companies continuing to meet my expectations.
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It does seem almost like he started off just trolling people, then decided to run with it when he realized people were willing to pay and/or have sex with him in exchange for that trolling.
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by 659087 9y ago
I couldn't get through it. Rarely have I seen more words used to say absolutely nothing while completely avoiding actually addressing anything in the article supposedly being addressed. "Love and Light," It looks like this g
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by 659087 9y ago
The problem is that people who are weak-willed enough to fall for the "teachings" of and follow someone like this exist, and in large numbers.
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> "It means that we reach a level of maturity to where we as a collective are able to be contacted openly without us freaking out anymore, without it needing to be kept secret anymore, we have become > are < own government.”
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I can't figure out whether to upvote this to expose this person, or downvote it to avoid giving this person exposure. It never ceases to amaze me just how many fools are out there just waiting to fall for something like this. It'
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by 659087 9y ago
Yet another hack resulting in the loss of tens of millions of dollars, transactions taking forever, retailers announcing that they no longer accept Bitcoin, massive questions surrounding one of the largest exchanges: 22% surge in a single d
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by 659087 9y ago
Who wouldn't want a "store of value" that might be worth +/- 20% by the time your transaction is complete?
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> Google's philosophy is to "put users first and the rest will follow" We can file that under "Meaningless Feel-Good Corporate Propaganda", right below "Don't be evil".
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Probably because people in the tech industry are far more likely to be involved with cryptocurrency than an MLM scheme?
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In other words, "let's ignore the message and shoot the messenger"?

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