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by googletazer 9y ago
>unaccredited investors unaccredited investors, oh my! When you brush your teeth do you make sure you have government authorization to do so? Also, I hope the toothbrush and the toothpaste were OKed by a government bureaucrat, because th
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by googletazer 9y ago
>I want to be able to trust the government that I democratically elect and I want this government to be able to gather taxes and even control the currency to some extent. Well here is your mistake. Why would you ever trust a government,
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by googletazer 9y ago
> in preventing corrupt state apparatuses from expropriating and squandering the meager private wealth This is one of the greatest use of cryptocurrency imo. If you go back even a few years ago, formerly stable countries like Cyprus were
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by googletazer 9y ago
Smart contracts are getting noticed in the legal sphere as a possible alternative to the system we have now. Check out /r/ethlaw
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by googletazer 9y ago
>you better hope all the things that people want to buy and other people want to sell are good for society What are you even on about? Things that weren't acceptable to buy and sell fifty years ago are now. What is good for society
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by googletazer 9y ago
People are calling cryptocurrency vaporware, but its only partly true, and definitely not for Ethereum. Check out the hard problems worked on by the ethereum team - https://github.com/ethereum/research/wiki/Pr
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by googletazer 9y ago
His figure is the volume of ETH / fiat trading, not the volume of ETH transfers. Look @ http://coinmarketcap.com/
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by googletazer 9y ago
>structurally terrible and not sustainable. Heard the same arguments about bitcoin back in 2011
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by googletazer 9y ago
1. Get an economist to produce a paper on <what you want to privatize> 2. Make fancy videos for plebs to convince them its for their own good through appeal to authority 3. Privatize it 4. Profit
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by googletazer 9y ago
Ok then... what percentage of CEOs (lets say - public corporations only) have a total compensation of $75,000/year?
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by googletazer 9y ago
I wonder if insurance of the future will cover robot "suicides"
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by googletazer 9y ago
>A world of free movement would be $78 trillion richer The only question is - for who?
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by googletazer 9y ago
CTRL-F "raise", "money" Zero matches so its automatically MBA mumbo jumbo.
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by googletazer 9y ago
What this guy said + you seem to have a generalist skill set, which is good. You can't know everything, but if you know where to look and how to teach yourself, thats already half the battle.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Its more important to avoid to 20% of bad doctors then get the 20% of good ones. Anyone from the middle slice is ok as long as you respond to treatment.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Dinosaur, meet meteor.
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by googletazer 9y ago
You moved goalposts from >Every 40 hour job is a "real job" and deserves a living wage. to >I would rather let economics sort it out instead of creating a vicious local inflation cycle that prices out local minorities and i
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by googletazer 9y ago
Do you believe they should not be rewarded for their work? Vitalik had 500 000 ETH, and sold 25% at $5. The whole foundation had 12M ether which they used to support close to fifty developers worldwide. This is what crowdfunded innovation l
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by googletazer 9y ago
The only hope for Mars is that a true libertarian society may arise. America's 21st century America.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Journalists who report on cryptocurrencies will have one of the safest careers ever. Every day is either a "crash" or a "bubble", throw in a few comments from market leaders and thats an article right there.
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by googletazer 9y ago
Incredible depth, thanks for posting
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by googletazer 9y ago
USSR style censorship when you can't even crack a joke in private. As for Harvard admitting people of high moral character, being of high moral character meant completely opposite things 50 years ago and now.
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by googletazer 10y ago
Delete this post before Jeff Bezos sees it
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by googletazer 10y ago
Cost of living vs wages situation is even worse in Toronto, Canada. The reality is that if you don't have (a large enough) bank of mom and dad behind you, you gotta hustle to get anywhere. I think "the hustle" will be the def
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by googletazer 10y ago
Don't kid yourself, - its because monetary reward is already implied.
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by googletazer 10y ago
Whoever came up with this scheme at Uber earned their bread.
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by googletazer 10y ago
Yeah I saw that CNN interview where the girl from Ossetia was telling what actually happened and then got cut off for "technical difficulties" :). Georgia got off easy. As for Ukraine - yeah Russia occupied Crimea, but it was eith
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by googletazer 10y ago
Did you just assume who is getting beaten in the relationship?
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by googletazer 10y ago
- Watson, quick, find me all the legal loopholes so I can pay as little tax as possible. - I'm afraid I can't do that Dave
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by googletazer 10y ago
PC groupthink downvoted you, have a +1 from me.

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