bingbong70

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   by bingbong70 6y ago

   The problem with "interventionistas" with little/no understanding of bitcoin is, they look at one feature/component of btc's game theory in isolation and state "I can do this particular thing cheaper/faste
2. 152.▲
   by bingbong70 6y ago

   It would be more accurate to say "the US exported its own inflation to China" ... now it is time to pay the price for it since "there aint no such thing as a free lunch" or TANSTAAFL.
3. 153.▲
   by bingbong70 6y ago

   Quite an analogy with an assumption that "speech" is the only thing Jack Ma could have done wrong....
4. 154.▲
   by bingbong70 6y ago

   Whim, when you do eventually find out you are wrong, come back and upvote my last comment, lol.
5. 155.▲
   by bingbong70 6y ago

   Keynesian/neo-keynesian "soft money thinking" kills enough brain cells that people start to believe the CPI formula (that was altered 2-3 times since we closed the gold window to hide rampant inflation) is valid...that is the
6. 156.▲
   by bingbong70 6y ago

   Asset price inflation was actually close to 30% this year...meaning real inflation is much higher than the bogus CPI formula the US government uses. "...people who forgot to attend ECON-101." The real problem is people that think
7. 157.▲
   by bingbong70 6y ago

   I find it hilarious that the HN audience with "science-backgrounds" are rushing to inject "first generation tech" into their bodies. I remember many people stated they would wait until the 3rd generation of VR headsets b