hellow0rldz

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   by hellow0rldz 5y ago

   This a very one linear way of looking at the world. Sure, it might be about "power games" but feelings do matter and morals too and how one feels about it does give you the extra energy and drive to succeed at a (re)negotiation. S
2. 32.▲
   by hellow0rldz 5y ago

   > But there's another truth to it that the article also describes--if you agreed to work for a wage and then receive that wage, can it really be called unfair? You define what's fair based on what information you have. If new i
3. 33.▲
   by hellow0rldz 5y ago

   "Presumably". In truth they are filtered and data mined on the spot. A cross-country wire payment visits multiple jurisdictions already with the US getting first dibs via SWIFT. My local IRS can also read them. So they are effecti
4. 34.▲
   by hellow0rldz 5y ago

   I agree and I'm not saying to only pick one hedge.
5. 35.▲
   by hellow0rldz 5y ago

   I wouldn't have anything if I would receive any of it. But otherwise it seems to devalue the fiat I own so we have to come up to solutions to counterbalance that.
6. 36.▲
   by hellow0rldz 5y ago

   It doesn't matter. Making a wire payment or paying with a card is also surveilled and archived until the end of time. BitCoin's major purpose is as a hedge to massive fiat printing.
7. 37.▲
   by hellow0rldz 5y ago

   This is not surprising. I was reading an article about an artist early on into the pandemic that mentioned he started a collection of peoms as his way of "processing" the pandemic. Since I was writing some code specifically to tra