Rallerbabs

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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
These are all the same uninformed arguments that every newcomer thinks of. It's all incorrect, and if you'd want to learn correct info, then you'd be able to do so. It's important that you do it yourself. Because when I
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Follow the big money. Michael Saylor from Microstrategies: $1B. Elon Musk from Tesla: $1.5B. GrayScale: not sure how many dollars, but they own >550,000 bitcoins. Big money is of the opinion that bitcoin is an excellent store of value. O
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
I both program as well as play guitar. When learning these, I felt my brain physically change for the better. First for coding, then again later for the guitar. Why choose one, when you can have both?
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Buy bitcoin now or cry later.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Because salty nocoiner.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Rightfully so. Bitcoin is becoming the new go-to store of value. Follow the big money. Because why would you not? https://twitter.com/Crypto_Ed_NL/status/1356972853791514624
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
In a nutshell, companies and institutions alike have come to realize that Bitcoin really is the world's hardest money, and a much better store of value than any fiat money. Proof: https://bitcointreasuries.org/ And t
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Tangibility is overrated. Just stack sats.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
My average Bitcoin entry is lower than your IQ.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Organic support. More and more are now starting to see Bitcoin's huge potential. Large companies are storing their value in it, because they no longer trust fiat. https://bitcointreasuries.org/ The public has no idea u
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Oh, I almost forgot. Every single agenda I ever had in high school, was a Garfield agenda. No exceptions. Ever. No regrets, either.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
As a kid, I always thought Garfield was absolutely hilarious. I'd cut the comic out of the newspaper and glue them into a book. Loved the cartoons. The Halloween one is my favorite. Up to my 40th birthday, I was given Garfield comics.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
The mental gymnastics these salty nocoiners will go through, show how much they actually do get it, deep down inside.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Wasn't aware this was possible. Finally, I am no longer dependent on 3rd party tools for dl'ing yt vids.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Earlier on, Interpol wrote that they do not appreciate people coin joining, such as what Wasabi offers.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
> because you'll do whatever strikes your fancy, whatever the consequences That's hedonism.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
What does that make the right?
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Author is trying to convince noone else but himself. I've added him to my crypto revenge bookmarks, which is full of toxi maxis, salty nocoiners and other crypto nay sayers. Will taunt in a few decades once bitcoin has successfully eat
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
It was never a time issue.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
My system doesn't even have a drive bay for an optical device. I also have no rotating HDDs in here anymore. The same is true for most other people I know. So I thought that particular prediction was pretty correct, actually.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Just when you think you've seen it all.
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
"Celebrating the 5th anniversary of you asking me this question."
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
Dr. Doom again? He's been consistently getting things wrong for a long time now. https://seekingalpha.com/article/191984-the-great-roubini-wr...
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by Rallerbabs 6y ago
The 'copy all urls' and 'bulk open urls' Chrome extensions.
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by Rallerbabs 7y ago
I'm an SEO. I build links all the time. SEOs like me don't give a rat's patoot if some guy throws a hissyfit about other SEOs contacting him for backlinks. Whenever I do outreach, people reply with a quote on how much it cost
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by Rallerbabs 7y ago
It's a start. Americans will like it. They'll demand it again. And the government should keep giving it. This is our opportunity to get basic income perpetually. We should've had it decades ago already.
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by Rallerbabs 7y ago
And once improvement has been achieved, the wish for more improvement still exists. In the end, it all leads to the curve going to 0. This article's click bait.
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by Rallerbabs 7y ago
There's a real possibility that some of those therapies might work in the next 6.5 years, as per Greg Bailey @ Juvenescence. https://www.forbes.com/sites/robinseatonjefferson/2019/08/26...
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by Rallerbabs 8y ago
Told ya.
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by Rallerbabs 8y ago
>No one is saying anything that you're saying. That's because my thinking is vastly superior and that is exactly the reason why you should listen to me. The fact that I told you to do so will ensure that you won't.

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