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by brokenmusic 13y ago
You should consider http://coinmd.org then. They're cheaper and seem to give really good advice so far. It's anonymous for doctors though, so of course, there's a risk in that. However, I read through their faq an
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Medical advice from doctors for Bitcoin(coinmd.org)
2 points by brokenmusic 13y ago|0 comments
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
I don't think it assumes the labor theory. As far as I can tell by reading Altucher, he leans libertarian. If you read carefully, you'll see that the majority of the things he mentions have nothing to do with capitalism, but rathe
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How To Be A Slave(jamesaltucher.com)
4 points by brokenmusic 13y ago|2 comments
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
If I didn't take this land my house is on from someone else by force or coercion, then you have no such right. Land is no one's product of labor. What's on it - my house - is. It was built on my money and I have all the right
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
If there was no way to detect the contents of the cart, shoplifting rates would increase, but not to a dramatic number. It's because stores don't force people to visit them and buy things. They offer.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
You must understand, that the absence of a state is not equal to the absence of those organizations. The state simply taught you that only it can build and operate them. But the truth is, the demand for those things doesn't vanish with
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
You can only vote once in 4 years. I, on the other hand, can stop paying any private company at any point in time if I believe a company hurts me or other members of the society. I don't see how that situation makes a company less acco
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Surely no private company can ever come up with such technological marvel as taps and tubes and water in them.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
If only I was paid 1 satoshi every time someone brings up roads, police and all that stuff when I say taxes are theft, I'd have more than Satoshi has. Just try to imagine how a society without a government could function and still have
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Until people realize that all taxes are theft, they're doomed to have new taxes imposed on the most productive of them. It's really a simple test to see whether taxes are theft or not: if there was no way for IRS to find out how m
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Obama is not a disaster. He is a great product of a system called democracy, where people are taught to believe they are free and can make a difference by voting.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Also, note how he put it: "the american people NEED to have confidence". Because WESAYSO.
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
When people say "but government is supposed to do that" it sounds almost like a religious belief. Just because the holy book - in this case, the constitution - says so, it doesn't mean it is so. It also doesn't mean we s
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
So can you tell me how has NSA protected you? What has it done?
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
"It's not enough for me as president to have confidence in these programmes; the American people need to have confidence as well." Great tactic. Redefine the problem. NSA is not the problem. Confidence is.
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Democracy is your worst enemy(consentient.wordpress.com)
11 points by brokenmusic 13y ago|3 comments
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
I completely agree with you on not accepting the violent way of changing things and on the fact the system has gone too far to be changed through instituted processes. One non-violent way of changing things I see is to use Bitcoin for savin
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
It's almost as if Putin makes a facepalm and says "Dude, Edward, what the hell? Why would you do this?". And Putin, mind you, is very aware of the balances of power and the GAME. I think he sees very clearly how all this play
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Interesting. If you look at history, it is precisely governments and empires that produced more violence than anyone else. The bloodiest, most devastating wars are all the result of government action. Even the most bloodiest anarchist in th
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Not true. 1) Is gets a lot harder and more expensive to collect taxes when you have to conduct audits 2) It is impossible to collect the inflation tax 3) It's easier to control people when you can close down or freeze their bank accoun
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
Why do you want a government so much?
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
You know what I don't really get? Why do we need anyone to give power to? Keep it to yourself. We've got everything we really need to make ourselves happy and live our lives. Why do people so desperately need someone to reign over
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
To be perfectly honest, I wasn't saying exactly that. Yes, you got the point right: if you don't like the services a private company provides - stop paying. It works. With government it has historically been impossible to do, beca
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
All I said that NSA, Drones and imprisonment of the population for victimless crimes requires money. I would also claim that if taxes were not collected (or would be impossible to collect) with a threat of force, very little number of peopl
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
> The answer, to a depressing extent, is that our basic freedoms are threatened today because our political system and our very culture make it nearly impossible for us to act. That's why action should not come as an open fight. H
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Someday, somebody with a lot of Bitcoins is going to say “no.”(chralash.wordpress.com)
15 points by brokenmusic 13y ago|15 comments
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by brokenmusic 13y ago
I don't know, it probably took him a month or so of work to make it decent. You can probably craft something unreliable in a week. Is it worth it? Also, if you have around 50-100 btc on the exchange, you can easily make 10btc if you catch t
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Tendita: a language-agnostic software appliance for building distributed systems(tendita.com)
1 points by brokenmusic 15y ago|0 comments
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Do you know anyone awesome?(awesomecrowd.com)
5 points by brokenmusic 15y ago|0 comments

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