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telxosser
5y ago
I hate crypto but I think this is a pretty easy trade long at $40k. I am bearish long term though because the narrative that anyone can get rich from crypto has time decay. It doesn't just have to go up but it has to go up so much that
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5y ago
I am pushing 50 years of age and one constant in my life is people shitting on the US healthcare system. I have family in Canada with family members the same age on both sides. Canada is great if you are a healthy broke college student. No
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5y ago
Spot on. My father is getting old and our healthcare system has done a great job at keeping him alive while he can still eat shit loads of pizza, drink beer and be a 80lbs overweight. All this medication and treatment he takes is not just t
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telxosser
5y ago
Spot on. Build Web3 and if it is great as you say it is I will use it. What else is there to discuss?
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5y ago
Same for me. I quit for good ten years ago by basically convincing myself it would be easy after so many times trying to quit I lost count. Of course it really wasn't easy but that mindset let me not give in to the cravings. I do think
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5y ago
I would think security wise it would be like medication. Everything from highly trusted,tested and expensive sources to the free for all of the black market. I would suspect you are right though that the idea of a knowledge injection is abs
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5y ago
We have actually had muscular electrostimulation devices for quite a long time. I believe they work quite well to get stimulation when injured. In general though anything I have read says they work well even if not injured. They have just n
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5y ago
It is absurd to say it is impossible to avoid high quantities of sugar. Utterly absurd. Oats are cheaper than any of the brand name cereals. Eggs are super cheap. Beans are super cheap. Bagged spinach and kale is super cheap. Olive oil is s
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5y ago
I have never been able to use Twitter. Once I follow more than 30 people the feed is quickly overran with total nonsense and I delete the account. I honestly can't imagine what the feed looks like if you follow 1k people plus. It has t
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5y ago
I just don't agree really. That analogy is pretty absurd. It is hugely powerful to not get caught up in all this nonsense at the individual level. I know so much more than what I knew in early January 2021 because I spend my time readi
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5y ago
I think as society becomes more technical it becomes more debilitating for sure. For whatever reason our society has a huge and totally inconsistent bias against medication/drugs to change brain chemistry. To me, there is little doubt
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5y ago
I think there will be a scare over the next variant but two years in it seems like we are on track. I think the pandemic will be declared over in 2023. In the US, with a pandemic end in view and the Fed raising rates the Fed's balance
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5y ago
Spot on. I don't know what year people are talking about. I have used KDE the last 5 years and literally everything I have ever wanted to do has just worked. No one can possibly have less patience for bullshit and things not working th
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5y ago
Pretty standard as far as the quality of research I have read when it comes to exercise science.
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5y ago
Our 70 year old+ law makers who graduated high school before color television was common just need to understand scaling in complex systems as it relates to digital technology and then we will be all set.
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The worst part to me is how it would change the content. If we were all getting paid for this conversation it would not be the same conversation as right now + getting paid. So often my opinion on a topic is so different than the opinion I
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5y ago
Well one major difference is that a person could ruin their cards or bend them. There is also the grading system and you can't really make the card go up in grade, just down. The whole boom in the 80s really started because boomers cam
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5y ago
Totally agree. Sport card collecting is just as ridiculous as the concept of NFTs. A piece of thin cardboard changing in value based on a guy hitting more home runs. Stamps and coins are the WW2 generation version of all this. Practically e