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by atomical 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism Whataboutism (also known as whataboutery) is a variant of the tu quoque logical fallacy that attempts to discredit an opponent's position by charging them with hypocrisy
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by atomical 8y ago
And speeding is against the law as well. Is HN bible club now?
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by atomical 8y ago
Do you let customers open up an account without a social security number and a screenshot as proof of identity and KYC? You are uninformed about this industry.
514.
by atomical 8y ago
Who is talking about lying to the government? You are misrepresenting what I am saying.
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by atomical 8y ago
Pay someone from another country to do KYC for your address.
516.
by atomical 8y ago
He was kicked out of HN. You underestimate how petty the mods here can be.
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by atomical 8y ago
So a checkbox or screenshot for KYC is going to fly with the SEC? They aren't going to go after retail investors.
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by atomical 8y ago
[removed]
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by atomical 8y ago
What are you referring to as fraud?
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by atomical 8y ago
Most of them will be deemed securities and the SEC will take action.
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by atomical 8y ago
tZERO looks like it's raising money from investors. That seems a bit different than listing SEC regulated crypto currencies. https://www.startengine.com/tzero?no_newsletter=1 > The tZERO token will pay 10% of adjust
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by atomical 8y ago
It's super easy to fake KYC because the kind of KYC that players in the crypto space are doing is child's play.
523.
by atomical 8y ago
That's incorrect. Tokens can prevent their transfer to parties that don't have the proper KYC. The smart contract decides that.
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by atomical 8y ago
People here hate Gab and its founder. He's quite unpleasant. Expected to be downvoted into hell.
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by atomical 8y ago
Where is the list of mod e-mails?
526.
by atomical 8y ago
Are you a mod? You responded within about 5 seconds with a downvote.
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by atomical 8y ago
If they made it look like any other BMW I think it would be a nice ride. I guess they may feel that dilutes the value of their other product lines?
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by atomical 8y ago
dang, this violates HN guidelines.
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by atomical 8y ago
Proof?
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by atomical 8y ago
What could have motivated them to waste so much time on that? Ego?
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by atomical 8y ago
The aesthetics of the BMW i3 are poor. Is that why resale value dropped?
532.
by atomical 8y ago
That sounds like it applies to most engagement rings.
533.
by atomical 8y ago
I thought this was going to be sarcasm until I got to the end. It sounds like a project where the security would make it too much of a burden.
534.
by atomical 8y ago
Ketamine has potential as a novel treatment for depression. It's not as addictive as some people would suggest. I have a prescription and it makes me sweat profusely and puke. Hardly enjoyable and I have no interest in dissociation bec
535.
by atomical 8y ago
It's not true. Research companies aren't going to risk the wrath of the FDA by selling to the public.
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by atomical 8y ago
Pharma research companies don't sell direct to individuals. Most suppliers of research chemicals that are marketed to consumers in the US get their product from China. Whether they have it tested at an independent lab is up for debate.
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by atomical 8y ago
How do you make money?
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by atomical 8y ago
Best option is to find some other place in the country to visit. Find an old trail go for a hike. Throw away the traditional bucket list and focus on having fun.
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by atomical 8y ago
How is this different than SALT and MakerDao?
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by atomical 8y ago
Noted. I'm sure they do it on Hacker News as well.

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