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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Bitcoin->USD/any other real currency->car/beer/milk/microwave/house/coke That's what "cashing out/in" means. Converting your investment into necessity, want or vice. No one desires inv
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Yea, this also happens periodically, granted at lesser degrees. Incorrect projections, retooling, mundane management changes that HAVE to make their immediate mark on production and other crap. Given the ever so minor hiccups to the global
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Hi everyone who doubts privacy is important. This is just one real world example as to why privacy matters even if you have nothing to hide.
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Well, here's my issue with the SEC that I admittedly don't have a good solution. https://www.federalpay.org/employees/securities-and-exchange... The general purpose of the SEC is to investigate, fine and in g
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Actually, it just dawned on me. What if our issues with social media, the stock market, etc are not due to the underlying system but due to bot exploitation. Bots allow a very, very small demographic to have a very, very large influence and
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Also extremely high dependence on oil. They are also not as socialist as people imagine. I think it was Sweden that implemented a bunch of socialist laws in the 70s, their econ tanked and they back peddled on a lot of it. The myth they&#x27
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
You do understand the underlying principle as to why cross country capital transfer investigations are done... right? As a hint, look up cocaine cowboys and miami banks (particularly suntrust). While I get it's beneficial for average c
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>The position of the capitalist class, built on successful class warfare first against the pre-capitalist aristocracy and then against the working classes within capitalism, proves this to be false. Name me a socialist/communist gov
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Okay... how does bitcoin differ from an unstable traditional currency? Both are subject to high and low swings to inflation and deflation. The one thing bitcoin has not been in its history is stable. This still ends up to being the equivale
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While I do agree that crypto needs to step away from the current "investment vehicle" mentality and be treated more like a "currency"... I'm still lost how yet another currency is going to help society. Im not tryin
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You hit the nail on the head. If it's someone who has a shred of journalistic integrity, simply observing, recording and/or interviews regardless of their political stance, then I'm absolutely against their arrest. While I&#x
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I'm more in the Tetlock camp when it comes to forecasting the future. One tenant in his book Superforcasting talked about a car heading towards a brick wall. At the current velocity, there will be a catastrophic event to the driver. Ho
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
Okay so. You can take the cigar smoking community and a majority don't have an addiction to smoking. They all have similar stories to me of just stopping without thinking about it for long stretches of time. Then you have the cigarette
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You don't inhale into your lungs, you bring it into your mouth. Even seasoned cigar smokers, if they slightly inhale into their lungs, go into a coughing fit from doing to when they screw up. While I never smoked chemical cocktail ciga
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
God... being Polish, there are so many jokes here and you know it :P I really dont know where to start. But it's also interesting because my parents smoked cigarettes too. Cant stand them. Cigars are my thing, but cigarettes... nope. I
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I'm laughing and terrified of the fact we are all talking about what shit on the street is better smelling. I'm still going to ultimately defer to none as default before picking and choosing. And yes, I can foresee horse shit as b
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I'm really scared to open this can of worms... but I'll say this. I still think my cigar habit is not the healthiest. I only do about 2 to 4 a month. However i will agree that the "tobacco studies" are done on the chemic
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
There's only 2 things I miss since leaving the Pacific Northwest, the forests and the mountains. It's hard to beat mountain forest air. Have you seen the NASA study on indoor plants and filtration? Highly recommend it. The degree
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I'm going to agree with you to a degree. I used to live a mile or two from an organic sheep farm in Oregon. On overcast days and the wind went my direction, it wasn't that bad. I wouldn't say pleasant. But it was just the str
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For those that don't know, fermented tobacco smells way different than modern "cigarettes". Many non-smokers actually do enjoy the smell of an unlit real cigar, some even like the smoke smell (to a degree). As a cigar smoker,
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I was a little disappointed with this article. Didn't really have too much of substance, but I love the concept of it. Personal anecdote, being a Polish-American, I've experienced the vast difference in smell landscape the article
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by NoOneNew 6y ago
I agree with you for the most part, but also do disagree. It's complicated. Like water consumption is absolutely far more efficient 10 to 100 times less water used per plant depending on the setup between outdoor to indoor hydroponics.
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True. At that, one thing about the buying vs building argument that's missing is picking and choosing your battles. Competitive advantage comes from that. Build what you are capable of producing effectively based on your environment. O
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Dude, 600k people is a small city. He reaches a small city worth of people. That's not insignificant by any stretch of the imagination. While yes, cnn is just grasping at smoke to stay relevant as less people care about "news&quot
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Except everyone recognizes that their suppression of speech was a major contributor to their dominance. I dont understand how this is difficult to follow. Opposition speech is the basic cornerstone of freedom of speech. Those in power canno
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Literally Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia. The hallmarks of a whole lot of restricted speech. That was the cornerstone of their power dominance since they had perfect and efficient legal and social mechanisms to not just undermine, but arres
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Except speech that illicits violence is already considered illegal in most free speech societies. More censorship would not have stopped those kinds of atrocities. Human beings just generally suck. The interesting argument isn't really
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A. Talk is cheap. Be aware with who you align with as you will probably learn the hard way that people's actions and words aren't always the same. B. Cashflow coming in immediately is super rare. However you distribute or make a d
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You'll never get enough credit for that statement. It's exactly why there is a large pushback from the other data collection companies. Once the DOJ can set precedent on one "low hanging fruit", it can start tackling the
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Anyone else read the actual Paris accord? It's not like the Montreal Protocol that outlined the global effort to fix the ozone layer (which was crazy effective and it's on track to heal up fully in the 2060s). It's a giant lo

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