notdrunkatall

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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
...and home ownership subsequently hit its highest rate ever.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Occasionally I come across a statement that succinctly explains some complex cultural phenomenon as well as or better than an entire book could. This is one of those statements.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Keep dropping, TSLA! Another $50 or so and I'll start buying back in...
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Sounds incredibly obvious.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Welcome to humanity.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
I've been watching bitcoin since $10 or so, and always thought that I should buy some. At $30, I thought it was too late, but when it went to $250, I resolved to buy more if it crashed. It did, and I bought five at $80, just to get m
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
No matter your take on bitcoin's long-term viability (or lack thereof), it can hardly be argued that this isn't damn interesting to watch unfold. A cryptocurrency with zero backing that exists only in digital form is now worth man
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Indeed. Saying that it's too late or that it's just a bubble means nothing, because the truth is that it could be either of those things, and no one will know which until everyone knows.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
> now it must definitely be too late to invest So said people at $3, $30, $100, etc.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
I do precisely the same.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
What's the risk of coinbase being shut down?
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
No, you just suck at reading comprehension.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
The government. It's obvious that people want to use it. Its popularity will only increase from here. The government is the biggest threat to bitcoin by far.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Ultimately, that's the only thing keeping any currency from going to zero.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
I remember when I had this in Vietnam for the first time four years ago - I was blown away. I wondered why it hadn't been sold in the USA, why I'd never heard of it, and lo and behold, the very next year, it started showing up in
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
I hate it when people inject their own political bias into my statements, thereby misinterpreting them before they proceed to knock the strawman down. It's such a waste of time for all involved. That statement included no specific rea
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
I hold a fair amount of bitcoin as both a speculative investment, and because I support bitcoin in principle. I've long suspected that the biggest threat to bitcoin's long-term survival will be the power structure - banks or gove
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
I'm afraid you've missed the point. Berry picking is legal, but employing workers from eastern Europe is not. Provide a legal channel by which cheap labor can be imported, and the scamsters will be out of business.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Boo fucking hoo.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Amazing.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Alternatively, here's an excellent video based on the essay: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYO3tOqDISE
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Good, I hope the stock falls further so I can buy back in.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Every time I read a story about some unassuming person getting rich off of doing what they love, I always ask myself: how can I do this? Step 1: find something I love. Does lying in bed surfing the internet count? No? Damn.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
It's perfectly appropriate, provided you're not Jewish.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
I wonder if that is the source of the street's name...
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
It was popular among geeks, and apparently it still is. That just means there will be even more demand for the early cards in the future.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Whatever you say, bub.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Lately, I've begun to realize that a sure mark of a fool is someone who interprets what he reads not by what is there, but by what he wants to be there.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
By crossing his fingers, I'd imagine.
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by notdrunkatall 13y ago
Actually, they're worth about 7 figures.

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