MrMan

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871.
by MrMan 6y ago
I don’t think it will, if things get like that. They will need to find a safe place to hide, which Bitcoin cannot provide
872.
by MrMan 6y ago
60/40 portfolio with leverage
873.
by MrMan 6y ago
This is a great clue. I don’t have an opinion but there is enough noise around all this stuff to keep me on the sidelines. I will go back to my ETH staking ruminations.
874.
by MrMan 6y ago
1/FUD
875.
by MrMan 6y ago
I love kotlin because I don’t have to ever worry about all this stuff
876.
by MrMan 6y ago
Yes this scares me
877.
by MrMan 6y ago
I think it is due to effective marketing techniques employed by big money interests who benefit from mass acceptance of libertarian narratives, and those like the social media who benefit from volatility / uncertainty in the informatio
878.
by MrMan 6y ago
Part of libertarian marketing is that if you don’t enjoy the system or see opportunities in destroying it, that is ok. Bitcoin fits into a larger fantasy narrative which is that instead of working together inside the actually closed system
879.
by MrMan 6y ago
This is my view which is why I am vehemently anti libertarian and pro social democrat.
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by MrMan 6y ago
I upvoted you
881.
by MrMan 6y ago
It’s a great car
882.
by MrMan 6y ago
The Chevy bolt is a much better car than a Tesla don’t start propagandizing against it here. Mine has never required any service of any kind and there are absolutely zero fit and finish issues. It is nit a luxury car but there is a lot of v
883.
by MrMan 6y ago
Cars are becoming like phones so the model that dominates phones might be the best for cars. Tesla probably knows tbis but putting engineering excellence first can sometimes compress margins.
884.
by MrMan 6y ago
Chevy bolt is a great car
885.
by MrMan 6y ago
Neither of my gm electric cars have ever been serviced in any way
886.
by MrMan 6y ago
Gm has this covered I believe. I think they have a less totalizijg view of over the air undates than Tesla. Tesla uses it as a marketing tool to attract “tech savvy” consumers. Gm has good tech look at Onstar.
887.
by MrMan 6y ago
But that is still the future.
888.
by MrMan 6y ago
You can’t opt out of society without consequences
889.
by MrMan 6y ago
This!
890.
by MrMan 6y ago
Or how to run a baseball team before Moneyball
891.
by MrMan 6y ago
I am pretty sophisticated in terms of my acceptance of modern finance but I am a heels-dug-in naysayer when it comes to buybacks. I hate them and I think they are evil. But what can you do
892.
by MrMan 6y ago
And invest it in startups
893.
by MrMan 6y ago
We need more immigration it will have at least a temporary salutary effect on our underlying demographic issues. It’s weird to me that no arguments ever seem to reach the mainstream these days that population growth achieved by mass immigra
894.
by MrMan 6y ago
Sounds reasonable I will check him out!
895.
by MrMan 6y ago
You are only permitted to own real stuff to the extent that other people can be somehow dissuaded from taking it, and instead of working against you, can be convinced to work together and to trade instead of taking things by force. It’s all
896.
by MrMan 6y ago
How about substitute “expertise” for authority and Sagan might not have the same sanguine sagacity
897.
by MrMan 6y ago
You are terrifying and I am not being snarky. If you have done your market research on the perception of terms like “meditation” for exercise moms, you will choose the correct path.
898.
by MrMan 6y ago
Let me guess Kevin wants a royalty and Mark is pressuring you to make a snap decision so you go with Herkovic because he exercises.
899.
by MrMan 6y ago
By the time recourse and other modern financial conveniences are built on btc it will lose its luster for the hucksters
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by MrMan 6y ago
I get free wire transfers at my bank

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