graeme

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841.
by graeme 4y ago
Yeah, you don’t go back. But my point was worst of acute withdrawal is a shorter period for most
842.
by graeme 4y ago
Really? I read that sub. Recall consensus there was a couple of weeks based on half life. I did it, really sucked, but then total improvement.
843.
by graeme 4y ago
That was my point though. They have multiple country names. Swiss diplomats refer to their country by different names depending on the language they speak. Why should a country have only one name across the whole world regardless of languag
844.
by graeme 4y ago
Munich is the English word. The Germans say München
845.
by graeme 4y ago
Would you kindly tell me the “real” name of Switzerland, a country with four official languages. And what do you say to a Kurd who lives in Turkey and says “Tirkiye”? Are they incorrect in your view?
846.
by graeme 4y ago
Would you believe some countries have more than one name? Switzerland has four official languages and four different names. Even Turkey has multiples languages which presumably refer to the country in different ways.
847.
by graeme 4y ago
You can go into regulated instruments with little research because they’re regulated. I had friends in Luna. We all told them over and over it was a scam. They could not listen. “Dock your stuff at terra station, 20%, how are you not in cry
848.
by graeme 4y ago
It’s more like dense housing is illegal, only single family homes are allowed.
849.
by graeme 4y ago
I’ve seen social media images of chinese kids in masks, but googling now can’t seem to find any official statement or news article past 2020.
850.
by graeme 4y ago
Well, this paper suggests I’m wrong and that lower and middle income countries get more infections and more death. So….why again would avoiding infections be bad? The added infections appear to increase deaths.
851.
by graeme 4y ago
I was incorrect, it isn’t through nursing. The antibodies last about a year https://www.nhs.uk/common-health-questions/childrens-health/...
852.
by graeme 4y ago
Anthony Leondardi has posited that covid reduces naive T cells and leaves people more vulnerable to new infections by aging the immune system He’s been right on a lot of things. Time will tell if this prediction is also right. If the respir
853.
by graeme 4y ago
Wrong kind of hepatits
854.
by graeme 4y ago
But the child gets it eventually. Is RSV substantially worse to get at 3 vs 2? Should we be coughing on children? Lots of kids in countries with more ventilation have fewer respiratory pathogens and seem to do fine.
855.
by graeme 4y ago
Those antibodies are transient. Baby doesn’t produce them itself, they just protect it while nursing. Nursing ends well before preschool
856.
by graeme 4y ago
Yes? They are consistently below their peg and shedding market cap rapidly. The combination of these two suggests they’re seeing lots of selling and keeping peg up only by spending reserves. Except….they haven’t got it back to $1 They could
857.
by graeme 4y ago
Sam Bankman Fried would be among those most likely to be co-defendants in a trial. But, what I said was it’s never been documented . * Does he buy Tether at par or at a discount? * Can he redeem when he wants, in any quantity, or do they h
858.
by graeme 4y ago
Well….they had a following and an asset they transformed. Step one is build the asset and the following. The book is almost the easy part relative to that. But some don’t realize they can just….provide something useful and people will follo
859.
by graeme 4y ago
This is important to note, however you can somewhat infer it from the post: > I settled on adapting one of my more popular [blog posts][2] that I keep updated through each version of iOS into a five book series (one for each topic of acc
860.
by graeme 4y ago
Their peg is still off and they’re redeeming. They may survive but they’re clearly struggling in a way they haven’t for a long while
861.
by graeme 4y ago
No there was a $10 billion market cap reduction. The exchange rate on Tether’s owned exchange, Bitfinex was $1 most of the past week where it was less elsewhere. Likely Tether was using open market operations to trade dollars for Tethers an
862.
by graeme 4y ago
By claiming certain entities can redeem 1:1. No one has ever documented a Tether redemption. They have a very tiny number of clients and the terms say they don’t have to redeem at all.
863.
by graeme 4y ago
Definitely. But a lot of people have looked at the small depeg and said “it’s not big, and they’ve depegged in the past. What’s the issue?” It’s seeing the redemptions that show it is significant
864.
by graeme 4y ago
It’s not just 0.1% off the peg. It’s 0.1% off and facing large redemptions. That makes the peg loss seem significant
865.
by graeme 4y ago
Someone may be practicing for peg breaks and/or gaining capital for the big one (Tether). The more losses and panic, the easier an attack
866.
by graeme 4y ago
Some speculation this is a short at work. You’d expect larger sales in that case no?
867.
by graeme 4y ago
That’a actually an interesting trend. Tether consistently had a very wide oscillation for the bull run. Now much smaller, and steadily down. Probably nothing but a definite change in their patterns
868.
by graeme 4y ago
Attestations, not audits. Tether is able to move assets between accounts on attestation day to show backing, and has done so in the past. You can read all about it in the NYAG case Edit: to reply your edit, there was no recent name change.
869.
by graeme 4y ago
I actually agree. I’m not sure the political milieu is what is causing malaise. But I take issue with describing the list above as pure media reality. Thanks for posting your experience!
870.
by graeme 4y ago
A lot of that list is pure fact: Multiple major recessions —> 2008 was biggest since 1929. Dunno about multiple a global pandemic —> this happened and is still happening rising inflation —> objectively true. Though I suspect the on

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