CynicusRex

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“Belgium's little Einstein”, isn't, yet(cynicusrex.com)
2 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|0 comments
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N-FT: Non-Functioning Tower(nonfunctioningtower.com)
2 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|0 comments
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Einstein's Theory of Antiwork(cynicusrex.com)
4 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|0 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
Easy, discard TV's from your life entirely.
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Prime 997 Revisited(cynicusrex.com)
1 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|0 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
My goodness, I love Vivaldi browser so hard. Been using them for years; they blew me away from the start, and they continue to do so. “Shut up and take my money!” → https://store.vivaldi.com → https://vivaldi.com&#x2F
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Obliterating the Natural World(currentaffairs.org)
5 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|1 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
That's kind of obvious considering crypto“currencies” are inherent multi-level marketing pyramid Ponzi schemes too.
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
With “Aurora Store” you can filter out apps with ads, paid apps, or GSF dependent apps. Updating apps requires manually pressing “install”, but other than that it's pretty neat.
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
History rhymes, therefore, one can predict the future. To quote myself: Greed is the elephant in the room. Whether it's cash, gold, or an NFT of Elon Musk's flatulence, no matter the currency, as long as humans can't evolve b
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
>“Serious question, where does this line of thinking end?” It ends at the last pyramid scheme.
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China Pledges to Plant Forests Equal to the Size of Belgium, for 5 Years(goodnewsnetwork.org)
7 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|0 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
Hands down the best browser I've ever used because of their customizability and speed, and the support on their forum is swift and effective. Moreover, the developers are staunchly against crypto“currencies”. Seldom, some websites brea
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Web4 Should Run on LaTeX(cynicusrex.com)
132 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|151 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
You need to buy crypto“currencies” to get into NFTs as far as I know; there's no conflating.
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
“Thirdly, early adopters mine or buy large proportions of the total supply at negligible costs while late adopters mine or buy negligible proportions at large costs. It follows that holders immediately have every incentive to get as many pe
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
Time to double down on Twitter alternatives. I feel immensely conflicted about using a platform that supports multi-level marketing pyramid Ponzi schemes.
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Cryptocurrency is something people tell lies about in hopes of getting richer(defector.com)
406 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|391 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
Good riddance. After all, they're a mix of multi-level marketing, pyramid schemes, and Ponzi schemes, hidden behind a veneer of sophistication. https://www.cynicusrex.com/file/cryptocultscience.html .
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The Folly of Pride(cynicusrex.com)
2 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|0 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
Ever since the following ProtonMail tweet about bitcoin, I migrated to Vivaldi Browser's email service. At least Vivaldi's team recognizes that crypto“currencies” are nothing but pyramid Ponzi schemes. https://twitter.c
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HyperPhysics(hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu)
2 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|0 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
I'm a Cynic, not a cynic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynicism_(philosophy) .
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
1% of the human population has what, north of 80% of the world's money? If that's not some form of tyranny worthy of criticism, then I don't know what is. Most good fortune in the world comes down to luck and help of literall
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
For some reason I arbitrarily typed physics.com and was pleasantly surprised as well.
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
It's about how you get there ánd how much you have. E.g., no one needs more than ±10 million dollars. Having enough to provide for your family and spend some on hobbies should be enough. Pursuing money for the sake of money rots the so
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Physics(physics.com)
30 points by CynicusRex 5y ago|13 comments
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
«Moose Knuckle, Today 12:33PM I can’t wait until they start regulating crypto so we don’t have to deal with this stupidity anymore»
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
A more energy efficient pyramid Ponzi scheme. Congratulations.
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by CynicusRex 5y ago
Although the banking system is rife with flaws as well, it does all the worlds transactions and isn't an inherent pyramid Ponzi scheme.

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