chris123

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by chris123 5y ago
Humanity needs the separation of money and state. It's already been born, the question is how long it will take to pass the tipping point.
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by chris123 5y ago
I'd love to be able to add a tag to a search to have it exclude sites with any kind of monetization, I know that's not realistic cuz that's where Google makes most of its money (or do they make most of their money somewhere o
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by chris123 5y ago
This is what the Fiat system do: war, censorship, cancellation, did, education, more destruction and collateral damage. A great book on the topic is called The Fiat Standard, highly recommended.
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by chris123 5y ago
They're not cheap. They're just look cheap, or they used to.
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by chris123 5y ago
The good old days, most fantastic. Now it's to degenerated into some combination of echo chamber and safe place, with no lively debate, certainly not about anything controversial. Very sad.
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by chris123 5y ago
That's what you get for investing in alt coins, their garbage.
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by chris123 5y ago
Because of Fiat money, in a nutshell. Bad fiscal and monetary policy. This is what you get. Inflation in shortages.
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by chris123 5y ago
Wow, what a dystopian nightmare of a world you're suggesting.
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by chris123 5y ago
Exactly, fear mongering and money printing. Bitcoin fixes this
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by chris123 5y ago
Same old recycled FUD, mainstream narrative.
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by chris123 5y ago
People should be free to buy the land they want with the money that they've earned or otherwise legally acquired. It's just a basic principle. The principal below that principle, is that you have autonomy over your own body, and y
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by chris123 5y ago
Pioneers are often mocked like this, I salute El Salvador ♥
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by chris123 5y ago
Me too
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by chris123 6y ago
Socialism destroys everything it touches, eventually.
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by chris123 6y ago
That's what you voted for.
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by chris123 6y ago
Pretty sure the politicians don't want it fair. Politicians don't do fair. It's the worst of humans that are attracted to politics and surviving politics, after all.
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by chris123 6y ago
Quite a Utopia
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by chris123 6y ago
It accelerates for some. "The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don't know." -AE
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by chris123 6y ago
Next they'll be saying, Bitcoin will be the interplanetary reserve asset. Then the interstellar. Intergalactic. Universal. Not in our lifetimes, is course. But it's coming.
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by chris123 6y ago
Bad news
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by chris123 6y ago
Only tax the biggest players?
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by chris123 6y ago
The mass media could use some de-escalation skills, too. Of course, their specialty is escalation, not de-escalation.
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by chris123 6y ago
Locality Pay if standard. The federal government had been doing it for decades. Base pay plus locality adjustment based on where you live.
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by chris123 6y ago
Exactly. You can probably find pots pushing it just about anything. Wire articles about and takedown the ones that question mainstream opinions. Leave the rest. They did the world we live in right now. Extreme, forced conformity.
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by chris123 7y ago
They're means to transfer wealth to the executives and risk too everyone else. Simple as that.
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by chris123 7y ago
Spotify kinda sucks. And has since they got their first taste of success. I was living in Sweden when they launched and signed up. It was great then. And for a couple of years. Then some new investors came in and it went this direction, jus
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by chris123 7y ago
The problem is the federal reserve and fiat money system.
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by chris123 7y ago
Bitcoin don't need no stinkin" bigger blocks. Second layer FTW.
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by chris123 7y ago
No, the block size must remain small. I just don't transactions and speed won't be handled on a second layer solution. people who think they want a bigger block size can go with Bitcoin cash or Gavin or whatever consortium was the
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by chris123 7y ago
FUD. Bitcoin will continue to evolve, it is not static.

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