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that's what background checks are for. once again, there are many other ways to express contempt for Musk without demonizing many others who may be dependent on pharms for their mental health, who struggle with addiction, or who simply use drugs recreationally and responsibly.
December 27, 2024 at 4:17 AM
that's what background checks are for. once again, there are many other ways to express contempt for Musk without demonizing many others who may be dependent on pharms for their mental health, who struggle with addiction, or who simply use drugs recreationally and responsibly.
I can't get over the energy consumed by millions of bank employees commuting to their climate-climate controlled offices just so I can have the privilege of paying their salaries using inflated, debt-encumbered legal tender.
December 27, 2024 at 3:46 AM
I can't get over the energy consumed by millions of bank employees commuting to their climate-climate controlled offices just so I can have the privilege of paying their salaries using inflated, debt-encumbered legal tender.
Musk's words and actions are sufficient to judge his character. Drug use, whether under prescription by a doctor or recreational, should not be used to smear a person's character. I'm sure Hunter Biden, George Floyd, and millions of others would agree.
December 27, 2024 at 3:38 AM
Musk's words and actions are sufficient to judge his character. Drug use, whether under prescription by a doctor or recreational, should not be used to smear a person's character. I'm sure Hunter Biden, George Floyd, and millions of others would agree.
the FED doing this now with US Treasuries, to the tune of $7.4Trillion
December 27, 2024 at 2:21 AM
the FED doing this now with US Treasuries, to the tune of $7.4Trillion
Ukraine ranks #6 in global cryptocurrency adoption. Russia is #7. Does this mean Ukraine is more corrupt and criminal than Russia? of course it does not...
www.chainalysis.com/blog/2024-gl...
www.chainalysis.com/blog/2024-gl...
2024 Global Crypto Adoption Index - Chainalysis
Read our preview of the 2024 Geography of Cryptocurrency Report to learn which countries are leading the world in crypto adoption.
www.chainalysis.com
December 27, 2024 at 2:12 AM
Ukraine ranks #6 in global cryptocurrency adoption. Russia is #7. Does this mean Ukraine is more corrupt and criminal than Russia? of course it does not...
www.chainalysis.com/blog/2024-gl...
www.chainalysis.com/blog/2024-gl...
your post is quite silly, she's 48 years old
December 27, 2024 at 2:05 AM
your post is quite silly, she's 48 years old
at this point it's looking like Trump's incompetence could be a welcome check on the Musk administration
December 26, 2024 at 6:03 PM
at this point it's looking like Trump's incompetence could be a welcome check on the Musk administration
1958 Dracula with Cristopher Lee has men's costuming with impeccable tailoring and style
December 25, 2024 at 12:30 AM
1958 Dracula with Cristopher Lee has men's costuming with impeccable tailoring and style
BTC is unique and I wouldn't lump it in with "crypto." there's a large part of the crypto market I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole. but ETH, SOL and other large cap altcoins have relatively deep and liquid markets regardless of what you think of the fundamentals.
December 22, 2024 at 7:08 PM
BTC is unique and I wouldn't lump it in with "crypto." there's a large part of the crypto market I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole. but ETH, SOL and other large cap altcoins have relatively deep and liquid markets regardless of what you think of the fundamentals.
this is the nature of speculative markets. you can lose your shirt in real estate in exactly the same way.
December 22, 2024 at 5:50 PM
this is the nature of speculative markets. you can lose your shirt in real estate in exactly the same way.
bitcoin has crashed several times in its history. but you could have bought the top every time and held, and you'd still be in massive profit. buying a volatile asset doesn't wreck a weak hand, selling at a loss to a better trader does that...
December 22, 2024 at 7:05 AM
bitcoin has crashed several times in its history. but you could have bought the top every time and held, and you'd still be in massive profit. buying a volatile asset doesn't wreck a weak hand, selling at a loss to a better trader does that...
i'm old enough to remember when NR had a brain
December 21, 2024 at 12:35 AM
i'm old enough to remember when NR had a brain
having one of these in your car gave you godlike powers of navigation
December 20, 2024 at 3:19 AM
having one of these in your car gave you godlike powers of navigation
is Canada or Mexico going to attack the US with bottle-rockets? US has Ground-Based Midcourse, AEGIS, THAAD, PATRIOT... not to mention 11 carrier strike groups if anyone tries to get too close.
Trump is a fool and a blowhard, why does National Review try to legitimize this nonsense?
Trump is a fool and a blowhard, why does National Review try to legitimize this nonsense?
December 19, 2024 at 12:38 AM
is Canada or Mexico going to attack the US with bottle-rockets? US has Ground-Based Midcourse, AEGIS, THAAD, PATRIOT... not to mention 11 carrier strike groups if anyone tries to get too close.
Trump is a fool and a blowhard, why does National Review try to legitimize this nonsense?
Trump is a fool and a blowhard, why does National Review try to legitimize this nonsense?
returning serve? trump was federally indicted on serious felony charges, backed up by mountains of incriminating evidence, and we will never see justice done.
by contrast, trump's baseless attacks on his "enemies" will only erode civil liberty and rule of law. and your false equivalence is helping.
by contrast, trump's baseless attacks on his "enemies" will only erode civil liberty and rule of law. and your false equivalence is helping.
December 18, 2024 at 6:36 PM
returning serve? trump was federally indicted on serious felony charges, backed up by mountains of incriminating evidence, and we will never see justice done.
by contrast, trump's baseless attacks on his "enemies" will only erode civil liberty and rule of law. and your false equivalence is helping.
by contrast, trump's baseless attacks on his "enemies" will only erode civil liberty and rule of law. and your false equivalence is helping.
I think small town and rural populations are pretty much the same people, culturally. The only real difference being how far they need to drive to get gas, groceries, etc.
I don't think the official rural/urban designations we see in government stats align well with the cultural self-identification
I don't think the official rural/urban designations we see in government stats align well with the cultural self-identification
December 17, 2024 at 8:06 PM
I think small town and rural populations are pretty much the same people, culturally. The only real difference being how far they need to drive to get gas, groceries, etc.
I don't think the official rural/urban designations we see in government stats align well with the cultural self-identification
I don't think the official rural/urban designations we see in government stats align well with the cultural self-identification
I ran across this when looking at census data: the US Census recognizes Urbanized Areas (pop 50K+) and Urban Places (pop 2.5K+)
an officially designated Urban Place could seem to be very much small-town rural by our common experience
www2.census.gov/geo/pdfs/ref...
an officially designated Urban Place could seem to be very much small-town rural by our common experience
www2.census.gov/geo/pdfs/ref...
www2.census.gov
December 17, 2024 at 7:47 PM
I ran across this when looking at census data: the US Census recognizes Urbanized Areas (pop 50K+) and Urban Places (pop 2.5K+)
an officially designated Urban Place could seem to be very much small-town rural by our common experience
www2.census.gov/geo/pdfs/ref...
an officially designated Urban Place could seem to be very much small-town rural by our common experience
www2.census.gov/geo/pdfs/ref...
my uncle (bless his soul) was a heroin addicted gang biker who spent his short life in and out of prison. he taught me how to knife fight. but also he knew every Shakespeare play forward and backwards, along with just about every detail of European history from Rome to the Third Reich.
December 17, 2024 at 3:56 AM
my uncle (bless his soul) was a heroin addicted gang biker who spent his short life in and out of prison. he taught me how to knife fight. but also he knew every Shakespeare play forward and backwards, along with just about every detail of European history from Rome to the Third Reich.
I met a drunk guy one night at a campsite in the Florida Keys. He kept telling me how cheaply I could get a beachfront condo in Pensacola "with all the anemones"
December 17, 2024 at 3:49 AM
I met a drunk guy one night at a campsite in the Florida Keys. He kept telling me how cheaply I could get a beachfront condo in Pensacola "with all the anemones"
Bitcoin has appreciated from 0 to $100K with no help (and a fair bit of resistance) from the US government (which happens to be in $35Trillion of debt with no end in sight)
Bitcoin does not need the US Government. Perhaps the US government needs bitcoin? (this has nothing to do with asswipe Trump)
Bitcoin does not need the US Government. Perhaps the US government needs bitcoin? (this has nothing to do with asswipe Trump)
December 17, 2024 at 3:17 AM
Bitcoin has appreciated from 0 to $100K with no help (and a fair bit of resistance) from the US government (which happens to be in $35Trillion of debt with no end in sight)
Bitcoin does not need the US Government. Perhaps the US government needs bitcoin? (this has nothing to do with asswipe Trump)
Bitcoin does not need the US Government. Perhaps the US government needs bitcoin? (this has nothing to do with asswipe Trump)
I read the River article too, and spent some time a while ago trying to reconcile the data. I concluded that wallet/address distribution can only give an oblique view of actual ownership distribution. But that wallet data is all we can see... I decided the 80/20 Rule is probably good enough.
December 16, 2024 at 9:19 PM
I read the River article too, and spent some time a while ago trying to reconcile the data. I concluded that wallet/address distribution can only give an oblique view of actual ownership distribution. But that wallet data is all we can see... I decided the 80/20 Rule is probably good enough.
real distribution of BTC is more top heavy than you suggest, but probably not much different than any other liquid/speculative asset class. insights.glassnode.com/bitcoin-supp...
December 16, 2024 at 7:23 PM
real distribution of BTC is more top heavy than you suggest, but probably not much different than any other liquid/speculative asset class. insights.glassnode.com/bitcoin-supp...