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> Confidence that you're just fine on your own is waaay more important If that's the pitch to your ego, it'd quickly rebut : "then why are you going through all the rejections with the associated pain which makes me s
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> You’re struggling to date because you’re a horrible toxic man who doesn’t view women as people I know this will be downvoted to hell, but guys who are very successful with the opposite sex are those who objectify women the most. Leavin
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> Do people think Bill Gates doesn't have a lot of MSFT stock, or Warren Buffet doesn't own a lot of Berkshire stock? Bill Gates is actually the richest man in the world proper because his net worth is so diversified that it st
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if he/she moves the original coins and proves that he/she is indeed Satoshi via technical competence and social consensus , then between the immense wealth and social status as the creator of Bitcoin their influence on the crypto
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Was Abu Dhabi’s F1 Finale Racing or Entertainment?
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Well, I am in favor of assisted suicide so I can't hold that position and also argue for people to be prevented from going to Mars , each person should decide freely the manner in which they want to go.
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5y ago
How can I bet against this statement?
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> Decentralized money, decentralized information, decentralized voting. Satoshi Nakamoto, net worth 30 billion and veto power over the entire cryptospace (if he's alive) Vitalik Buterin , net worth 10 billion and veto power over the
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They just wanted to punish Florentino's Real Madrid for the SuperLeague. Madrid went from the best draw to the worse.
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How is it a point of failure? It's not like somebody can steal the shares. Crypto crowd is seeing points of failure everywhere, mainly to justify to themselves and to others the idea of holding cryptocurrencies. It's total madness
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> Feynman's fascination with basically everything is always so fun. Here is another, where he is talking about trying to figure out why ice is slippery... He never looks bored, many people of his level of intellect only have very sh
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Volvo are upping their game and honestly Chinese brands have a really great design language but the brand power of non-Volvo Chinese brands is weak. Lucid too, but they only have one model > BMW The new grill won me over , especially on
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Ask HN: Which car brand has the best exterior design language?
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Before reading the article I thought it was about startup merchandise lol. I was already picturing an African kid running around with Theranos t-shirt together with his bro sporting a "Patriots 19-0" snapback.
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Relevant : http://www.energyonline.com/Industry/News.aspx?NewsID=5042&A...
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I mean, it's not like you don't have plenty of time to withdraw.
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I have no interest in knowing that I am a unit in an 8 billion sample (going on 10 billions). You read it as a texbook notion in school, but it's the internet which makes you internalize it. All the stuff you care about and are enthu
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Bingo. Also The most famous celebrity ever Nobody even comes close
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Short answer : He didn’t dictate it, but he’d be pleased about it. He was a human being after all, if you want to cut him some slack you can compare him with a contemporary Buddhist monk. They too have an ego
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Well if he really existed as an historical figure (we highly suspect he did) then for sure he would not be displeased if he knew that the world came to a halt on his birthday and that he has 3B followers and not like Instagram followers who
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> shite Yesterday is only good when you hear it in hindsight, knowing the commercial success that it had and under the influence of halo effect Honestly every song of that Level is. You have to put together a good album and it can make i
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Like every government beurocracy they just move money around to create opportunity for cronyism and mysterious leaks in the pipe as money is moved around . There is no interest in going down in history for enlarging the pie. You can say ev
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No. I am comparing a 5$ purse to an 800$ purse . Trickle down made it so that the 2 are indistinguishable, except for an hologram nobody would ever check . Of course if you are hating on trickle down because not everybody owns a 40M yacht
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Trickle down was never about monetary wealth . It’s about quality of life . It does trickle down considering that nurses are taking overseas trips to Europe every 2 months and 800$ purses can be bought for 5$ and the only thing which makes
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Everybody conceives cool things in their minds but the cooler the idea the more it’s a winner take all market Web1.0 teaches this just by looking at the big tech giants which dominate. There’s space for only one in each of the big tech sub
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Epstein is a nothing burger . He was the one pursuing people in finance and politics, not the other way around . And it appears it was the case also for late Senator Dole Also if you believe he was some modern day mastermind of Hitler-esque
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> In reality, non-deflationary cryptocurrencies have been tried on various occasions. Surprise! None of them have taken off because "number doesn't go up". I am curious to see what will happen when the everything bubble po
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The only real decentralisation is the one constituted of 8 billion brains and 8 billions bodies which are all roughly the the same size and strength All the other types of decentralisation are marketed to you by early adopters who want you
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It’s like that headline about the internet being a glorified fax machine in 1999. [0] It was wrong to put your name on that piece for posterity to see (and mock you) , but if you listened to that article and shorted the Nasdaq you’d have m
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> Not in my experience. I think people in general prefer existing over not existing, no matter what age. Existing sucks, you want to thrive, meaning having fun, novelty, winning, and generally being a boss. When you are old you simply do
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