Comments by "k98killer" (@k98killer) on "Bitcoin and the Decentralized Revolution Part 2 - iHeart" video.

  1. I first heard excerpts from that SBF interview on a CoffeeZilla video.
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  2. Could easily be the artificial lighting in his studio, but it is good advice nonetheless.
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  3. Everything is always biblical prophecy to those who have never read other scriptures or histories. This is clearly the Kali Yuga foretold in the Hindu scriptures to those who have read them. Christians need to get over themselves and stop seeing themselves as these perpetual victims being attacked by the Devil -- y'all have killed enough millions of innocents to defend your faith already.
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  4.  @lastcall8286  my religion doesn't care about macroeconomics or geopolitics. My religion is focused on the ineffable. No use or space for prophecies of irrelevant squabbles in my religion.
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  5.  @lastcall8286  the Christian prophecies are always coming to fruition because they were just a pseudo-mystical description of the then-current times -- they are just a description of events that commonly occur throughout history. There's no special value to them anymore than my noticing the 2018 yield curve inversion gave my prophecy of the 2019-2020 crisis/recession any spiritual or magical significance. The same can be said about the prophecies of many religions. For example, from the Voluspa (a dead witch's prophecy of Ragnarok) in the Poetic Edda: "(38) I saw oathbreakers wading in those thick streams, and murderers, and those who seduce others' lovers. There Nithhogg sucks the corpses of the fallen, snaps them in his jaws. Have you learned enough yet, Allfather?...(44) Brothers will fight one another and kill one another, cousins will break peace with one another, the world will be a hard place to live in. It will be an age of adultery, an age of the axe, an age of the sword, an age of storms, an age of wolves, shields will be cloven. Before the world sinks in the sea, there will be no man left who is true to another." Another example, randomly selected from the Dead Sea Scrolls (Hymn 10 (formerly 5) of the Thanksgiving Hymns): (~30) The torrents of Belial shall reach to all sides of the world. In all their channels a consuming fire shall destroy every tree, green and barren, on their banks; unto the end of their courses it shall scourge with flames of fire, and shall consume the foundations of the earth and the expanse of dry land. The bases of the mountains shall blaze and the roots of the rocks shall turn to torrents of pitch; it shall devour as far as the great Abyss." There are many scriptures that have prophecies that apply broadly because human civilization is inherently cyclical. It does not grant any spiritual superiority to any over the others. In my opinion, "you will know them by their fruits". I can indeed describe my religion with quite a lot of detail and scriptural references. It just isn't any of your business. Y'all slaughtered the gnostics for their slight differences in opinion, so I have no interest in relaying to you mine. Some of those fruits Iesous was talking about. Also, if you are criticizing me for not addressing the specific Christian prophecies, then why haven't you done so? You have said nothing specific at all.
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  6. Gotta get in at the ground floor of the next big ponzi. It has a pinky promise protocol that prevents rug pulls.
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  7.  @craigscott2315  gold is not backed by the mining effort. The mining effort is a sunk cost. You can't redeem your gold for the labor and resources used to mine and refine it.
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  8.  @craigscott2315  I get it. I'm just saying that gold is not "backed" by anything. Things have value only in a subjective sense, that is why we have markets: to assign prices to things to make it easier to compare the subjective value you assign to something against the value others demand/offer in exchange.
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