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by sekai 5y ago
Uhh, wrong? Baltics are stable like any western counterpart.
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by sekai 5y ago
> the commercialization of space travel is not. You'd have to be naive to expect that capitalism will not bring in innovation and improvement to Space exploration / solutions. I'm all for it.
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by sekai 5y ago
It's not useless, remember that full-screen is thing?
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Lizardman’s Constant Is 4% (2013)(slatestarcodex.com)
1 points by sekai 5y ago|1 comments
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by sekai 5y ago
No matter how stupid a suggestion is a certain percentage of any group polled will agree with it anyway
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by sekai 5y ago
> experimental drug When do drugs stop being experimental?
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by sekai 5y ago
What? Have you seen Nintendo Switch sales numbers?
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by sekai 5y ago
And it's futile if we don't start removing C02 from the atmosphere. I'd rather bet on C02 removal than anything else.
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by sekai 5y ago
Same could be said for anything, it's all subjective
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by sekai 5y ago
Nonsense for you maybe, would you call flight travel, cruises crimes against humanity?
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by sekai 5y ago
Crypto clearly has a use in this scenario, Lira is plummeting.
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by sekai 5y ago
It's possible to swap into monero without using any KYC exchange, but that requires liquidity. So it could take years.
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by sekai 5y ago
oh boy, wait until you hear about Tesla
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by sekai 6y ago
Let's not ignore major funds and companies investing in BTC like crazy, that's what is propping up the price not the "Tether scam" that's being going on for 5 years unproven.
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by sekai 6y ago
You can easily withdraw USD/EUR you got from trading in USDT.
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by sekai 6y ago
> Considering the meteoric rise of BTC is tied so deeply to Tether issuances Got evidence for that? Because printing USDT after BTC went up is not a manipulation, but a liquidity boost. Let's not forget that USDT isn't the only
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by sekai 6y ago
> but it's certainly no more a fraud than Beanie Babies or tulip bulbs Did their bubbles also last 12 years, went through multiple bear/bull markets?
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by sekai 6y ago
No it would not, plenty of stablecoins to take it's place, or just crypto/crypto ratios.
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by sekai 6y ago
It won't. People were screaming about Tether back in 2017, 4 years, still going strong. Keep in mind, they aren't the only stablecoin in the market now, so even less relevant to the crypto space.
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by sekai 6y ago
Not really, few percentage points of that sub are actually investing. Loud minority.
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by sekai 6y ago
> WSB has 7.6 million users I keep seeing this metric everywhere, it's irrelevant, $GME became a meme stock, people are joining the sub to check out the fun, not to invest. Max 1% of them are really investing anything of value.
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by sekai 6y ago
You missed one key difference, moderation, Parler straight up refused to remove these kinds of posts.
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by sekai 6y ago
> For anyone who disagrees with the above - please show me market where I can go sell my USDT directly for USD. Kraken, Bitstamp, did so for 3 years+
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by sekai 6y ago
> but when I take cash out of my bank account I get a cash dollar 1:1 with what they debit my account; they don’t prorate it for the amount of reserve they have. Now try taking out 50 million or more, you'll face same difficulties.
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by sekai 6y ago
I'd say the current BTC state in this cycle is similar to the beginning of 2017. Regular people are still sleeping on this, not minding it too much. ALTS are barely pumping, compared to the 100x's they did in 2017. BTC will simmer
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by sekai 6y ago
Few key facts: • In the entire history of vaccines, only one has been recalled because the vaccine itself caused long term side effects (a rotavirus vaccine that had rare complications and no deaths for those under 1yr). If you can't f
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by sekai 6y ago
> Ebola was localized. COVID-19 is not You could easily localize COVID-19, just make a vaccination passport. No entry to a country if you're not vaccinated. > How many locations globally have this level of refrigeration Almost al
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by sekai 6y ago
> Tesla auto-pilot Huh? It's being improved constantly. Nothing like it in the car industry.
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by sekai 6y ago
Because it's not the end? I think we strive to continue on into the unknown.
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by sekai 6y ago
Let's look at this way, humanity needs to become multiplanetary species to prevent extinction if some sort of cataclysm happens on Earth: nuclear war; Yellowstone erupts, etc. Compared to that, any other problem seems insignificant.

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