Youtube comments of Martin Luther King Jr. (@martinlutherkingjr.5582).

  1. Can you make a video about the unique challenges of studying as a cursed kid?
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  2. TLDR: A hedge fund is supposed to “hedge” against market downside, not to outperform the market every year.
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  3. Unlike most nostalgia for things, the internet is a living organism that has objectively mutated into a big commercialized piece of shit.
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  4. Considering he’s an engineer, you’d think he’d be smarter than to buy any Amazon smart home garbage
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  5. Reminds me of jail breaking my iPhone 10 years ago just not as exciting.
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  6. Vivek’s net worth went up 14.13% since Feb 2023 meanwhile the US stock market (s&p 500) is up 15%. So basically the average joe who invests in US stock market index funds in their IRA had larger growth in 2023 than Vivek.
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  7. Houses didn’t gain value, the money just lost value.
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  8. Glad they’re more careful about putting down packages than UPS is.
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  9. It’s astonishing how little people value data and statistics.
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  10.  @letsreadtextbook1687  Inverse of gifted
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  11. Actually, I am a subscriber but YouTube is more convenient
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  12. If Biden loves certain skin colors, why doesn’t he talk about dark skinned people who aren’t African American or Hispanic?
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  13. Super 8 sensor size is too small for cinema in most cases. Wouldn’t go any smaller than 16mm sensor size. Really wish there was a higher end version. It would make more sense to have an upgradable camera when you just spent $5-10k on it.
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  14. Every answer he gives is deeper than expected.
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  15. The difference in speed of speech patterns between these two is astounding.
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  16. Why is it you never hear about squatters when the government wants someone out of their own house? But when you’re the owner you can’t seem to get the former tenant out of there?
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  17. The fact that investors like these guys are so confident in the future makes me think things will pan out significantly differently.
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  18. I always found it bizarre how obsessed the mainstream was with NFTs all of a sudden in 2021….but most of these people ignored Bitcoin for over a decade.
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  19. These guys are clueless, counter trade them. In 2018 Bitcoin had the world’s most obvious descending triangle.
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  20. This is what happens when you got a bunch of nursing home residents running the country.
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  21. Life isn’t only about money - your health is important too, especially as you get older.
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  22. Basically he won’t buy Bitcoin because he wants to speculate that the past will repeat itself for assets that have been around for a long time.
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  23. What’s worse is the fact that some manufacturers (ie: Tesla) require automatic updates so when one of these manufacturers gets hacked an update can be instantly pushed to all cars that crashes them into the nearest wall. Nobody should have that power over your car.
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  24. I don’t get it, why do people think it’s not ok to hurt people’s feelings these days? The only time censorship might be understandable is when you’re producing kid’s content or the content itself creates immediate physical danger for people.
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  25. Brains vs bureaucrats. Finally the brains are starting to win.
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  26. The vulnerability is in apple’s simplified design where a 4 digit passcode can end your life basically.
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  27. Using text messages for 2-fa is a horrible idea. Security keys are way safer.
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  28. Can’t believe all the comments like “humans are more efficient”. Have you learned nothing about technology over the past couple decades?!
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  29. Why can’t they ever just answer the question directly? People need to be called out on this kind of crap more.
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  30. $17k is “roasted”? Gold is down from it’s ATH almost as much as Bitcoin now.
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  31. What’s the timestamp where Peter talks about Bitcoin? Edit: 12:58 (thanks Paquin13)
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  32.  @daystranger  Someone can be smart while believing things on the basis of extremely poor evidence. If that weren’t the case we could safely assume all people who are religious aren’t intelligent. Being an engineer or doctor doesn’t make you smart but it’s correlated with a higher level of intelligence than your average walmart greeter.
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  33. Why don’t they just stop calling 18 year olds adults if you don’t have any rights until you’re 21?
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  34. Why would someone drop out of high school to become a photographer? College I can see, particularly if you have too much business coming in but high school? Wtf who wants to hire a minor as a photographer?
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  35. He’s an officer speaking on behalf of one of the largest and relatively secretive US companies. Blame market regulations, if he says the wrong thing it could seriously impact Apple’s stock price. Unlike Elon Musk, he could be replaced.
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  36. Adjusted for inflation it didn’t go up in price for the bottom tier model.
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  37. Until HDSLRs and DOF adapters came along, depth of field was the easiest way to spot that something was shot on 35mm or larger film. If you had a terrible film to video transfer the dynamic range could be horrid.
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  38. So you have a lot of respect for them for not publicly lying?
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  39. Pretty soon everyone will identify as black women.
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  40. There needs to be an award for “individual who has known about Bitcoin for the longest time but still doesn’t understand it”.
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  41. Nobody’s stopping you from moving to a rural village in Africa. Computers aren’t the problem, certain people are.
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  42. As long as you don’t breath the election results you should be safe.
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  43. Need more bears like this so I can accumulate more with confidence
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  44. The reason to buy a house is so you have control of maintenance and other things you cannot do as a renter. A house is not an investment, it’s a consumable. Buy both.
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  45. It depends on which blockchain you’re referring to. Bitcoin’s blockchain for example is extremely secure. If you watched the video you would realize it’s not really a discussion over any particular blockchain’s security but rather the centralized infrastructure surrounding them.
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  46. $100k/year is rich for a household? Maybe 40 years ago it was. Now you can’t even feed a family of 4 in a major city.
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  47. Why is housing so expensive? THE FED’S MONEY PRINTER.
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  48.  @GG-ug9hd  It depends on the content. Youtube there’s loads of educational content.
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  49. Finally someone presses Schiff to actually explain what can practically be done as opposed to just telling us how broken the system is.
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  50. Someone else’s *computers*. Most cloud storage is geographically distributed so if 1 data center gets taken out data shouldn’t be lost. You lose control for the sake of redundancy that you probably can’t achieve yourself.
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  51. Keep in mind $120k today is like $60k before covid.
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  52. In what? Unemployment?
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  53. Just realized 1994 is 30 years ago
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  54. Sounds like Robinhood kids are heading over to gold stocks
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  55.  @Bilfford  It was for a long, long time.
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  56. I guess Covid-19 only exists if you have 100+ employees.
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  57. Real programmers: What is a girlfriend?
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  58. Make more money, money can’t buy you happiness but it can buy you life.
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  59. Welcome to the Peter Schiff Bitcoin show!
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  60. Probably happier than making $20k
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  61. “We reversed but I have no idea if this is a reversal” Great insight.
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  62. If you already have physical security keys then using a software based one weakens your security. That secret could be leaked and then you are SOL.
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  63. Why anyone would expect decent customer service from Google is beyond me.
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  64. Maybe it was some cheapskate franchise owner who ran out of tuna
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  65. It’s the type of people in these positions. They are selected on the basis of their ability to schmooze, not competency. Imagine if we had some engineers in government leadership?
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  66. People who are shocked by a 9-5 job after getting out of college didn’t work that hard in college.
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  67. High school won’t help someone not lose all their money at day trading. The great thing is they probably didn’t have much money to lose.
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  68. The only way the real estate NFT idea would work is if it meant the token + real estate were a bearer asset. Meaning, if you lose your private key to your house you no longer own it. I doubt any government would allow for that.
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  69. They bailed out depositors, not investors in SVB. Btw, there’s a difference between siliCONE and siliCON.
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  70. Banks were invented when open source software wasn’t a thing. They need to leave.
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  71. wEn $10k BiTcOiN? So glad I didn’t listen to this guy but I still wish I bought more.
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  72. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on r/Wall Street Bets lawsuit against Robinhood
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  73. Aaaaand this is why privacy matters even if you have “nothing to hide”.
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  74. This is what happens when a bunch of lawyers setup the rules rather than engineers. Lawyers are good at twisting reality to make it work for them, engineers are good at using logic.
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  75.  @sabagecabage7828  Rofl the point is linking that government issued ID to all of your online activity.
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  76. How long will this video be up for? Post your best guess!
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  77. IMO trying to police insider trading is a fool’s errand. They should just make all trades public the second they are executed. Then people can decide whether they want to follow along with Nancy’s Pelosi’s Tesla call options.
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  78. If you think software is hard, try building HARDware. The great thing about software is you can build a proof of concept on your own for cheap to seek funding and then scale it near infinitely. If you’re just hiring developers with little ability to write code yourself and crossing your fingers you will likely get screwed.
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  79. “We’ll help you survive as a debt slave in a market of massive price increases as we take our cut via inflation”
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  80. Peter Schit-coin
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  81. The question isn’t will the dollar die, it’s when will the dollar die?
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  82. The problem with UBI is the government would likely be involved and they rarely execute anything effectively. We just need smarter humans so people aren’t doing all this mindless work. Letting government try to give money to dumb people is unlikely to end well.
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  83. Instead of praying why not do something useful instead? There’s no evidence that prayer is useful to anyone other than the person doing the praying.
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  84. Web3 is mostly owned by VCs, look at Solana. Jack’s likely to be mostly right.
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  85. It depends on the person. For some people talking about their problems doesn’t work. Therapy works better when people lack insight into their problems.
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  86. “Sam Bankman-Fried is everything wrong with everything that is not Bitcoin”
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  87.  @JosephQuillen  Yes, not everyone invests 100% in the s&p 500 but most investors in the US compare their portfolio’s returns to see if they “beat the market” (typically referring to the s&p 500). Point is, it’s not like he’a Nancy Pelosi consistently wildly outperforming the market and almost all hedge funds using insider knowledge. It’s to be expected that Vivek’s net worth would go up around 15% in a year where the stock market did well, it’s not like he made a bunch of money directly from his efforts of running for president resulting in a 14% gain in his net worth. I think a lot of the general public will see hundreds of millions of dollars in gains and not realize he made returns in line with everyone else who was in stocks in 2023 in % terms.
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  88. It’s got nothing to do with excusing bad parenting and everything to do with tracking Americans.
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  89. Can’t Brandon at least pretend he’s not reading off of a teleprompter?
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  90. It’s asset inflation. The crash isn’t coming for stocks, it’s been here for the dollar.
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  91. CZ didn’t wait to dump FTT at a better price because he didn’t like the terrible regulation SBF was trying to get implemented. I think you missed the point here of CZ’s 4D chess move. It was a power move to knock out SBF. Thank CZ but it makes me nervous how much power Binance will have.
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  92. If Google doesn’t agree with you they don’t have to provide you service. You take your business elsewhere.
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  93. She doesn’t answer the question directly most of the time.
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  94. Guys, $106,000 is pocket change for these politicians. It’s like $20 to them.
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  95. I’m surprised this is still up, I almost want to respect CNBC for this.
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  96.  @Joe-pq4rq  Incomes went down for many people
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  97.  @FXV56  Friction, leverage and torque aren’t just myths and their engineers know this better than the YouTube comments section. The counter weight is constantly adjusting with the load and having only two wheels lets it turn on a dime.
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  98. I wouldn’t set that as a bar to be above, more like a bottom.
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  99. Stonk*
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  100. I like how tech companies always seem to sponsor Peter’s show.
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  101. I don’t understand why employees ever get aggressive with customers. All they have to do is tell them to leave or they will have them removed for trespassing.
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  102. Good you quit the heroin too.
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  103. It depends on the patient, for some people it is painful but that may be able to be mitigated by adjusting the coil position and/or adding a thin layer of foam. They will tell you that it doesn’t hurt and has no side effects but while that may be true for most people there’s certainly a part of the population who experiences something different. It is tedious going 5 days per week for months on end, that’s part of why it isn’t popular.
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  104. Considering you have a channel called “How Money Works”, I’m surprised you don’t understand Bitcoin’s value proposition.
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  105. The secret to investing is risk management.
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  106. 3:28 If he’s concerned about people giving up their private keys he should encourage self custody. You give up your private keys even if you keep your funds with a custodian who isn’t even lending out your crypto. The last thing any government agency wants is every retail investor holding their own keys.
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  107. Real estate prices have gone up twice as fast as wages so now that people are getting really squeezed by inflation they’re noticing all the rent seeking jobs…ie: 90% of realtors shouldn’t exist.
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  108.  @Kacee2  Voter fraud is insignificant compared to this.
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  109.  @ShiftyMoravian Governments are not God
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  110. Do some research then, there’s scams in any sector. Did you even read the Bitcoin white paper?
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  111. Everyone buys Bitcoin at the price they deserve. 🤡
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  112.  @sb-cq5qt It’s like saying talking about air is an advertisement for air. Some things just work, and people like to talk about things that work for them. Everyone buys Bitcoin at the price they deserve.
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  113. Wait is this the dude who was teaching that annoying MIT blockchain course YouTube kept recommending to me?
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  114. Your $10 million studio needs book shelves for storing all that KNAWLIDGE.
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  115. Buy high, sell low. Wake me up when the bubble ends.
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  116. The problem here is all the scams and hype are chasing an extraordinary asset so it’s difficult to separate the two.
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  117. Why did it take Apple 10 years to do this?
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  118. Gold ain’t going up 10x in a year without a USD currency collapse but Bitcoin can (and did).
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  119. You’re confusing trusting corporations with trusting a free market. The reason big corporations have become monopolies is due to government regulation.
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  120. Jeez where do you live? Need to move there. Less dumb people is always a plus, but especially during a pandemic.
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  121. Imagine the stuff that doesn’t get aired
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  122. The only thing surprising here is how surprised Peter is that politicians are acting like politicians.
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  123. The idea of a “chemical imbalance” is not inherently wrong. Our brains are constantly undergoing chemical reactions and as far as we know that’s what dictates behavior and how people feel. The problem is it’s way more complicated than “you’re low on serotonin”.
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  124.  @GrandChessboard  Money does not need to be a world reserve currency to be money
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  125.  @WildFlower_420 Bs artists avoid answering hard questions because people don’t always notice.
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  126.  @pleasegoawaydude  Because trolls exist on the internet and being black means you can’t be insulted. It fends off SJWs.
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  127. People should also get a bounty for suing if they rightly suspect someone killed a fully developed monkey.
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  128. People who take financial advice from “influencers” get what they deserve. There have to be suckers in every market, unfortunately.
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  129. Why are you interviewing a journalist? This kid just regurgitates his sources.
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  130. I don’t support violence but this feels like an attempt to get the public to forget about Pelosi’s magical ability to trade stocks constantly so well. ASK HER ABOUT ALL THOSE TESLA CALL OPTIONS.
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  131. I agree, it’s unfortunate crypto is mostly a scam, fortunately we have an alternative to crypto - Bitcoin.
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  132. Imagine a world where people don’t understand the difference between final settlement and a credit card transaction. Lightning transactions take essentially zero energy.
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  133. Japan didn’t have a printer for the world reserve currency in 1989. It’s completely different when you are the world’s super power with its own money printer.
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  134. “Are you willing to pay the mark up after you test drive it”? Yes, as long as you give me the car for the amount of the markup.
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  135. Instead of trying to hopelessly catch insider trading by politicians we should just eliminate privacy for politicians.
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  136. Crypto market “collapses”? The crypto market is still up 300% from where it was a year ago…Please stop with the clickbait. Could it be just the beginning of a bear market? Possibly but this isn’t a “marker collapse” at this time.
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  137. Then what do you do to keep track of your cryptographically secure passwords? Just memorize all 600 login credentials?
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  138. The risk isn’t AI replacing 100% of programmers but rather, replacing 75%. Not everyone is in the top 25% of programmers.
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  139.  @Jakes2x  For the dumb it’s a scam.
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  140.  @jasonwilliams4159  Yeah, get an education in economics. The harder it is for everyone to compete, the easier it is for big corporations to gain an unfair advantage. Go try and build a house in San Francisco.
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  141. Vitalik is also a scammer by creating Ethereum
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  142. His disability literally requires him to be “into writing”.
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  143. They should also add an IQ test
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  144. She still is a loser
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  145. Monetizing isn’t always about greed it’s about capitalism. Capitalism allows entrepreneurs to create jobs, government (usually) causes problems or solves them in a wasteful manner. Just look at how incompetent they are at running police forces.
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  146. With stocks I don’t think he’s saying you need to pick stocks. You can just buy an s&p500 index fund and outperform 95% of active fund managers.
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  147. Breaking news: the US government is not remotely technically savvy.
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  148. They didn’t say where she kept the keys
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  149. Even $500 is ridiculous
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  150.  @lloydbraun6026  Or just leave the cash on the counter and leave
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  151. Really bizarre to see a government in favor of cash. Much easier to track people’s plastic.
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  152. Even if she was saying bitcoin is the fairest money in history, I would trust a word she was saying.
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  153. It’s possible he’s spent more time learning about vaccines than he has on a tiny population who may be harming themselves.
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  154. You’re missing a “please rob me” hoodie.
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  155. It would probably moon if Schiff did that...just like Elon did. The only difference is Elon is late to the party but Schiff’s been trying to crash the party for nearly a decade now but number just keeps going up.
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  156. If the dollar was crashing in value at the same rate as bitcoin is crashing up, you’d see rampant price volatility of goods and services. Instead what’s happening is a gradually increasing rate of debasement of the dollar and people waking up and moving capital into Bitcoin frantically.
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  157. It’s so hilarious when the market drops 1-2% in a day people start calling it “free fall”.
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  158.  @uslegend24 Creators are free to do unethical things but that doesn’t mean it should be ignored when they do something unethical
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  159.  @LogicbyDesign  Try 94%
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  160. I don’t like how he compared Bitcoin to baseball cards.
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  161. Look at who the protestors not wearing masks or exercising social distancing and yelling like lunatics are supporting? You can’t fix genetics, half the population is dumb AF.
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  162. @ You can do that with a job that does or doesn’t risk burning your retinas or damaging your lungs or joints. Know plenty of people who work “desk jobs” and workout 7 days per week and have a good diet. It’s not like you can’t maintain a health lifestyle just because you’re not exposed to physical risks on the job.
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  163. It really depends on the profession. Imagine learning to be a doctor by simply “hitting your mits on it” with no background knowledge.
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  164. Elon in 2022: Twitter is way harder than I thought
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  165. When will we get to see Peter Schiff enact the #1 value proposition for music - dancing to it? 🕺
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  166.  @apollo5751 No, it’s because they’re rare
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  167. @ What happens when you take caffeine/a stimulant?
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  168. Most people aren’t cut out for that. Lots of people know how to write good code but knowing how to make money off of it is not the same skill set.
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  169. This isn’t 2001 Peter, gold ain’t doubling until the dollar is dead...at which point Bitcoin and all other assets will be closer to infinity than gold.
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  170. I feel like I just listened to someone recite a bunch of mainstream news headlines mishmashed into a video with no real analysis.
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  171. 5:26 That didn’t age well.
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  172. Any top performing software engineer is pretty much guaranteed to be gifted. I don’t think you realize how stupid the rest of the world is. Almost all software engineers have above average intelligence.
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  173. Ryan Syntax Jobs also died in 2006 before the iPhone was released as per their memory. Lol.
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  174. Not entirely, there are a lot of other factors
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  175. Don’t worry, we’re a long ways off from them having any idea how human brains actually work.
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  176. Imagine not buying Bitcoin at $10 like Peter could have done.
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  177. Peter can’t let an episode go to waste without trashing Bitcoin.
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  178. Humans were never meant to be all the same. Maybe find out what works for your body?
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  179. Leverage is a bad idea in Bitcoin. Even with 2x, you’d get liquidated if Bitcoin had a 50% “pullback”. But 5x?!?!
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  180. Our financial system is a joke. Why are we still using checks and why are they handled by a human?
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  181. If tik tok some how has gained access to iMessage and mail, why hasn’t she reported this vulnerability to Apple? Other apps will be extorting that vulnerability (if it exists).
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  182. Couldn’t they just drop tear gas and skunk tails from a quadcopter? This way they wouldn’t have to risk confronting the squatters.
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  183. You don’t have to be productive to make money in finance.
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  184. Some people are lazy, some people are dumb, some people are both.
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  185. BEEEEETLE JUICE
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  186. Did you ask them how that would improve job performance?
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  187. A degree in finance isn’t as important as working with other more experienced traders. I know plenty of finance majors who blew up their accounts because they weren’t traders. Some of the best traders I know work for hedge funds and were math or CS majors.
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  188. Most of the depositors were small tech companies, not “big tech”.
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  189. Peter Schiff needs an inverse leveraged ETF
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  190.  @TheGreatAmphibian  What about Red? They’re still in business and do sensor upgrades. A more open and technical user friendly version at a lower price point I think would be appreciated by many.
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  191. It’s pretty reasonable except for the 2050 target. The dollar will be worth so little if anything by then.
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  192. The crash has already arrived, but it’s the dollar crashing against everything else.
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  193. Much of Bitcoin’s value comes from bad government regulation and policy. If we had good governments and financial freedom BTC would remain as a fringe asset.
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  194. It would have been better if they just didn’t do any stimulus and opened the economy while encouraging people to be responsible and take precautions.
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  195. The students should just start selling off the school’s assets to recoup their money.
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  196. That god damn TV swinging down always freaks me out
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  197. Maybe you have a short attention span
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  198. It has some truth to it, it’s a matter of how far you take it.
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  199. I’d rather not be tracked more than I am already. In order for them to do blockchain based voting (that is more than a gimmick) they would need to issue every citizen a private key for signing. Then this private key would be used to make a signature on the voting blockchain. After that they’ll demand use of this key for an unimaginably long list of things to tell them who you are because it’s simple to just make a cryptographic signature. It takes more work for them to process an ID for authenticity and then they need a secure database to hold that ID. If a database of cryptographic signatures is leaked it doesn’t have the same implications as a database of IDs.
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  200. If it was anyone else it would have been a life time ban. Once Facebook doesn’t like you, they ban you.
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  201. Gold goes up < 2% and it’s a “break out”…
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  202. Jewels? Wtf
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  203. And stop eating steak, it’s too expensive, just eat dog food.
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  204. A “safe” wallet? Wtf does that even mean?
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  205. We’re not all equal but should be given equal opportunity.
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  206. Inflation already has won, look at the asset inflation.
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  207. Yeah, but why discriminate against an entire group of people?
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  208. Ask them to sign a contract certifying that what they claim to be true is true and if they are lying you have the right to collect 100 years in HOA fees. Then just show them a surveillance video showing the car moved. 😂
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  209. Holding the dollar is also a gamble
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  210.  @mewnani  Most people don’t have multiple properties in multiple jurisdictions they can run servers at. Most people can barely afford 1 house.
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  211. Len knows his stuff
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  212. This is why I don’t buy real estate, it’s easily controlled by the state.
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  213. The fed isn’t going to do anything. It’s just a question of when the market will realize the fed is irrelevant. It’s so bizarre having the entire world’s economy hinging on some old white dude’s words.
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  214. I think logic would agree that the stereotype of being smart is better than the stereotype of being a serial killer.
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  215. Mrs. Alden knows his stuff!
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  216. Why would you have massive legal debt if you lost? Your lawyer would charge you if you lost but take a % if they won?
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  217. It’s because it’s not really any particularly feature that sells their devices, it’s the overall experience and performance. Most of the time it’s not really something you can point to as “feature x is great”.
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  218. Bitcoin’s going to ZEROOO. Thumbs up if you agree.
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  219. It’s sad when you hand over $3.5 million to a stranger and thinking they’ll somehow give you guaranteed monthly returns.
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  220. Someone else will eventually come up with the same thing and make it public unless you have a big tech monopoly company with products people would buy regardless.
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  221. A 401k should be a safety net in retirement Incase someone has an unexpected expense and then they should have a source of income for their living expenses. But now people are forced to start using that safety net in their 20’s. Great job, government.
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  222. Reddit: Bitcoin hit $1 million today! Peter: Bitcoin is never gonna hit $2 million and the dollar will be worthless soon so it doesn’t matter. Buy gold, silver, foreign stocks, Express VPN and Raycon earbuds.
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  223. Cancer is not like breaking your ankle. There is often not a single clear cause that is provable.
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  224. You might die any day, no guarantees. It’s good to have a mixture of living for today and the distant future.
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  225. The thing is, most of the finance sector IS a Ponzi scheme, look at the federal reserve. It’s a matter of which ponzi do you feel safest participating in?
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  226. Finally someone with white hair points out Bitcoin’s value - seizure resistance.
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  227. Yeah that’s the same state that wants to charge people a “wealth tax” for 10 years after you leave.
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  228. This is reckless, what if one of our old fart politicians misplaces this trillion dollar coin?
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  229. They should focus on putting the decision makers in jail for life. Sheep will be good if they have someone good to follow.
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  230. Eventually no one will be “cashing out” bitcoin
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  231. 2021 resolution: The Peter Schiff Show -> The Peter Schiff Bitcoin Show
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  232. It’s not secure in cases of coercion .
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  233.  @Peter-jo6yu I think it’s more important to look at what he’s saying rather than whether you like his delivery.
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  234. It’s someone else’s computer that happens to be geographically redundantly backed up.
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  235. Why would someone not buy a house just because their parents have one? That’s a dumb idea unless your parents happen to live in the same city and have a terminal illness. The main reason to buy a house is control over your living space, it’s not really an economic one, there’s much better returns elsewhere but when you rent you’re a slave to the landlord. At least when you own you’re only a slave to the government.
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  236. Vivek right again
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  237. So who’s liable if your phone has malware on it and they download it and infect all their computers?
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  238. Not saying you did the wrong thing but how do you know that wasn’t just your brain hallucinating/dreaming?
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  239. How do you make $100/hr as a construction worker outside of NYC and California? (Not a foreman or manager)
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  240. The fed isn’t printing money to make people wealthy, they’re forced to do it to avoid an economic collapse from society shutting down for months. They have to do it now, if they had made better choices in the past they may not have had to do it.
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  241. Reddit’s interface is so obnoxious compared to any MyBB forum. Seriously why is it so damn difficult to post an inline image with text?
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  242.  @Mark-ih4zx  It’s just a verbal agreement between 2 people unless you want tax benefits then you need to worship the government.
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  243. Just force them to instantly disclose their trades so we can all follow along with Pelosi’s Tesla call options. Not 45 days, not 1 day, should be less than 1 second disclosure time.
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  244. The Peter Schiff Bitcoin Show
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  245. And get rid of the mandatory Bitcoin socks virtue signaling at the beginning of every episode. The guy bad mouths C++ while cheering on Bitcoin and has no idea Bitcoin is written in C++. 🤦‍♂️
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  246. Should have bought Bitcoin at the pandemic low so you could retire.
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  247. 22:06 Isn’t it the responsibility of citizens to not over leverage themselves even if government lets them?
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  248. No, actually the opposite. They will have Peter on AFTER it happens.
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  249. Why does he keep saying inflation is 8%? Which metric is he using? The CPI says 6%, reality says 20%.
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  250.  @davidthomas6949  People are destroying things, not necessarily immigrants. I mean look at how many tech companies are dominated by immigrants. It’s not racism, these companies just want the best and the brightest. The problem is bad people, not immigrants.
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  251. Film was used for a long time too. It’s still used but which would you rather have if it’s your only camera - film or digital?
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  252.  @drakethesnek6429 True but having kids in those areas doesn’t significantly drop their living standard. It goes from low to low. As opposed to America where most people go from comfortable to poor.
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  253. “Kareen”?
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  254. Nasdaq100 closed up 0.71%, not sure what Peter is talking about…or is he taking about the e-mini futures?
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  255. Keep in mind sometimes websites get hacked but only the hashes of passwords are leaked at which point an attacker can brute force it offline. That said, most websites will require you to reset your password when this happens.
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  256. That doesn’t really help when there’s an infinite number of words to ryhme with.
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  257.  @hanshansen3885  All of them? How about dismantling the fed?
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  258. Why do people claim there’s a disparity of outcomes for minorities? What about Asian Americans, are they not a minority? Their outcomes tend to be as favorable or more favorable than any group in the US. I don’t think it’s fair to blame outcomes on simply being “minority”.
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  259. Except Bitcoin, not crypto. Crypto is a bubble.
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  260. Fed will react to the market too slowly again.
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  261. It’s important to remember that some websites don’t support VO IP phones for 2-fa or registration verification.
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  262. There’s lots of rent seeking white collar jobs that can be done easily by AI. I think you’re assuming most people’s jobs are actually high value like that of a software engineer.
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  263. So Canadian dollars stop being money when you’re in the US? Forex traders would beg to differ.
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  264. Not saying a technocracy would be perfect but things would be a lot better if more of our politicians were engineers rather than lawyers.
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  265. But he’s lost his mind.
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  266. Accounting isn’t a new technology, why didn’t they come up with creative accounting 10 years ago?
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  267. Finally a boomer who seems to understand bitcoin
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  268. Stacking uranium is dangerous
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  269. If they’re holding your property are you allowed to search their premises in areas they don’t allow customers? What are they going to do? Call the cops on you for trespassing?
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  270. Does she get paid by the number of words used to say anything?
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  271. So hilarious when these financial cooks are practically offended by a CEO suggesting the dollar’s inflation could become very serious long term. In 10-15 years these traditional finance pricks will be toast.
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  272. Most of the best teachers I’ve encountered don’t even have a “teaching license”. Schools should drop the requirement and instead evaluate their ability to TEACH.
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  273. It should be 0%. Most people do not need a realtor. Unless you’re rich or disabled you probably shouldn’t waste your money on one. Charge $10/month for access to a website that helps people find houses.
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  274. Forget down payment, renting the place is probably more than that per month.
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  275.  @ronaldtreitner1460 Yeah, the internet has taken their power
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  276. If Bitcoin went down 90% it would still be higher than in March 2020.
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  277. If they’d stop printing money people wouldn’t need to become market speculators to save for retirement.
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  278. If you think he’s wrong why don’t you try to build some credibility by actually explaining your argument? Most people who criticize bitcoin don’t even understand it.
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  279. What I find strange is when they dropped the charger they included a USB-C cable when USB-C chargers still weren’t (and still aren’t) ubiquitous. It’s reasonable to assume someone has a USB-A port somewhere but not a USB-C port.
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  280. You can’t micro manage government to make them “stick to” the gold standard. You need the right incentives and there’s zero incentive for governments to use gold.
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  281. Then start your own business and do things right
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  282. Are you required to show a vaccination card issued by a government entity or can anyone technically issue their own vaccination card as long as it looks nice? It would be interesting to just make gag vaccination cards that certify you aren’t vaccinated or were vaccinated before the pandemic.
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  283. The risk of criminals gaining privacy is worth it if it provides good people with better privacy.
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  284. If it were sufficient, colonoscopies wouldn’t be a thing. That said, sometimes a virtual colonoscopy (uses CT) is sufficient but won’t detect smaller polyps.
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  285. How do you know the hackers aren’t just sending primarily their own funds to that address to make it look more believable? Maybe someone can do a blockchain analysis to determine whether a significant portion of the funds are just coming from the same entity?
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  286. 4:25, 6:06 A seed phrase is not a private key. You’re referring to the nemonic seed phrase from which all private keys are derived. 9:04 Downloading apps to “create” the accounts for each cryptocurrency is a misguided analogy. Once a user has generated their seed phrase (and passphrase if applicable) nothing is being “created”, it’s called a hierarchical deterministic wallet for a reason - it’s deterministic . Your coins are not lost by deleting these apps, this is one of the most common questions from newbies. The ledger nano x has a radio and a battery in it. That alone should tell you enough about this product but the company that made this thing also had a data breach of their entire e-commerce platform. Keep your coins offline, there’s no such thing as “safest” when it comes to security, it’s about trade offs.
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  287. Everyone has big TVs these days and nobody has a library anymore, they have a tablet.
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  288.  @dogemaaaaaan  OP used the word “always” - implying not simply the present but for decades.
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  289.  @storytimewithunclekumaran5004  Gold is not king when it comes to seizure resistance and portability
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  290. Sooner or later this was gonna happen AI or covid-19.
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  291. Only the frontend interface will be dismantled when the pandemic is over.
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  292. This guy is surprisingly open minded about crypto considering his hair color.
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  293. Once an AI that functions like the human brain is created, knowledge workers are toast but I think we’re a century or more away from that, if it’s even possible to do using transistors. We still have basically no idea how the human brain works.
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  294.  @JoeKyser  It really depends on the type of video. If you’re quickly trying to find some obscure tutorial on how to fix something, you’ll often find a heavy dislike ratio is warranted when the video doesn’t solve the issue for most people or skips some important step.
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  295. I’m sure he was just throwing around guns with live ammo for fun between shots.
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  296. They’re not secrets once you PUBLISH them.
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  297.  @therighteouswaytog0 They’re not targeting broke people
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  298. Glad you’re back!
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  299. If prayer worked we wouldn’t have all these shootings
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  300. You can buy more if the price is lower, that’s why people care
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  301.  @buzztube1738 Republicans generally aren’t that prejudice these days
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  302. The dollar doesn’t seem to be devaluing if you’re looking at gold’s price.
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  303.  @midimusicforever  I agree, also air is not a good idea, need a better idea because people get carbon monoxide poisoning from carbon monoxide in the air. I’m just going to hold my breath until something better comes along that is widely available.
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  304. It won’t but their hope is people with little/no assets will shut up if they get enough hand outs.
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  305. This didn’t age well
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  306. Folks, this is why privacy is important even if you have “nothing to hide”.
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  307. I don’t understand why people say bitcoin has a “binary outcome”…There’s always a need for a currency outside government control. That doesn’t mean Bitcoin has to become a world reserve currency to have value.
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  308. Atleast you can figure it out on Linux if you’re smart enough. Windows you’re just SOL sometimes.
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  309. We don’t really know why that 1% quit, there may have been some people who just had better opportunities and wanted that 4 months of pay (without being woke).
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  310. What’s surprising here is that you’re actually communicating with humans. What a waste of life.
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  311. 5:55 Didn’t know Biden and Trump ran together.
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  312. The titles make this feel like propaganda even though it isn’t
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  313. He was saying the same thing at $3,000, $200 and $10.
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  314. Actually, most people do have phones these days, even in poor countries. 2012 is over, wake up, phones are everywhere.
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  315. I doubt Beetle juice has that much control over people. People just need to take responsibility for their actions.
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  316. We don’t know if the allegations are legitimate
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  317. He’s more Indian than Kamala though so he’s more likely to be smart
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  318. English next time, please.
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  319.  @celconicuzn By your logic a crane operator is like a surgeon. Just because there’s a life or death scenario is involved in your work doesn’t mean the work isn’t vastly different.
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  320. I can’t believe people pay to watch ad supported content.
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  321. Why are you posting old interviews without making it clear it’s old? Unsubscribed.
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  322. 90% effectiveness?
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  323. I think he was talking about Bitcoin. Defi is at best just a bunch of unlicensed unregistered securities and at worst a bunch of scams.
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  324. Probably neither. $150-$250k
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  325. Audio AGC and noise removal is terrible
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  326. I wish Trump wasn’t such a dick, this money printing is going to destroy the dollar. We have no good options when it comes to politicians. There’s an insignificant amount of election fraud in every election, this time someone decided to look at it and use it as an excuse for losing.
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  327. “The Peter Schiff Bitcoin Show”
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  328. No one believes it can and it’s still not going up much
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  329.  @blondymonk1535  The users are part of what Twitter is. Twitter isn’t just a code base or other companies could replicate it.
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  330. Why would he want to commit theft? That’s for fiat supporters.
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  331.  @tatie7604  It depends on the type of outcome. It’s very easy to create a predictable bad outcome consistently in people but the same cannot be said about a good outcome.
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  332. People should be allowed to train AI on whatever data they want if they obtain it legally.
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  333.  @omaramassa  The problem with leverage isn’t so much the additional cost of using it but the risk of liquidation you’re exposed to the in the event of a flash crash. Not worth it. Just ride it out if you’re wrong and have a long timeframe in an asset that won’t die.
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  334. The intent of the law is to eliminate cash bail so that people with the money to pay bail don’t have an advantage over poor people. The result of this is probably not going to be good because it sounds like the bar for detaining someone violent will also be very high.
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  335. 16% if you calculate it from $64k btc around when they came out with that price prediction. 12% vs 10% average annual return is nothing to sneeze at though. That’s a 20% larger return per year! Over a lifetime that’s more than double the returns.
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  336. Yeah, a piece of plastic that might let them access a centralized institution solves all their problems
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  337. 2 + 2 = 4 Am I not telling the truth?
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  338. IT’S A CHEETAH
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  339. Because the US has a monopoly on the world reserve currency- the US dollar.
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  340. This was recorded in 1946, don’t pay attention to it
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  341. I thought Dalio stated months ago that he owns Bitcoin?
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  342. Just buy a separate phone for side loading. Problem solved.
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  343. Bitcoin
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  344. The fact that they are protesting from a place of ignorance rather than simply being misguided is pretty chilling.
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  345.  @lycanthrogenic979  that timestamp doesn’t entirely address the point I was making. If you are renting a house, it is more difficult to make modifications and customize how it is maintained whereas if you own the property, you have a lot more freedom to do things as you wish.
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  346. Dr. Walensky is a politician, not a doctor
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  347. This guy is like Peter Schiff, he predicts 1000x more crashes than there ever exist.
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  348. For someone who doesn’t own Bitcoin, Peter Schiff is damn good at staying on top of Bitcoin.
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  349. It’s important to remember Michael Saylor’s company’s debt isn’t marked to market. They can’t get liquidate in a flash crash but with all the techniques described in this video you definitely can get liquidated. A 64% pullback isn’t unusual for Bitcoin.
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  350.  @donaldbiden9492  Sure, some areas outperform inflation due to disproportional demand but most don’t.
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  351. I don’t think so, most people aren’t excited to get $1,200 unless they are a broke college student. I guess relief for the very poor is the only reaction it gets. People would much rather being making 5-20x that by actually working.
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  352. They’ve been taking your cash’s purchasing power for decades. Aka inflation
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  353. They would...if what happened?
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  354. How old was he at diagnosis?
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  355. Bitcoin $3,000 is more likely than $3,000 gold anytime soon.
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  356. Except Bitcoin
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  357. When you say 3 months memory loss, do you mean you can’t remember anything more than 3 months ago on an ongoing basis or you permanently forgot what happened for the 3 months preceding ECT?
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  358.  @jphogannet  Encryption won’t save someone when there’s a gun to their head.
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  359. It depends on how often you buy games. If you buy like 1 game per year then 70/100 sucks. If you buy a new game every week then who gives a damn if once in a while you buy a 0/100.
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  360. Hey, atleast he didn’t keep up with real inflation
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  361. Not gonna happen this time
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  362. I get the sense that his researchers read a book on Bitcoin and gave him some bullet points to remember. He’s afraid of looking silly not understanding a $1 trillion asset.
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  363. Use a VPN with a 3rd world country IP address to get Udemy courses for like $5.50 USD.
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  364. Problem is some people understand subtlety so they can figure out what you’re doing
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  365. Imagine how many stupid phone calls that would save
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  366. Why can’t more Americans have this level of enthusiasm toward things of actual consequence?
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  367. This guy seems to be too confident in scammers’ inability to use photoshop.
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  368. People like this are cancer to a company
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  369. Bitcoin isn’t a number but it is just numberS - specifically 1 and 0.
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  370.  @Sir.VicsMasher Not without using leverage. If someone loses their job it could be a disaster.
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  371. Isn’t it considered vandalism to attach something to someone else’s property?
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  372.  @petertraveller6421  Or bring lots of phones with you so they have to go through hundreds of them with dick pics on em.
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  373. Wow, Peter knows what a meme is?
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  374. Good luck finding a 2 year old car for 30% off. If you do, it’s probably been totalled.
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  375.  bubbasanches4591 What field/job do people typically start in who eventually work in cybersecurity?
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  376. Hilarious it took them over 6 years.
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  377. If the lockdown continues for a year? We will have rioting in the streets in a couple months. It’s an unfortunate reality people value money over safety.
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  378. Gold is screwed.
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  379. The economic melt down is here, banks on the brink of failure, they’ll get bailed out and we’ll see more inflation.
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  380. Tradfi clowns will be tradfi clowns 🤡
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  381. Most intellectuals of any race don’t care to talk about race because it inevitably leads to politics. Look at the presidential/nursing home candidates we have to choose from for the next USA president. Scam vs scam.
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  382. If he wanted to hold bitcoin forever he shouldn’t have used any leverage.
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  383. Tell that to people who sold the 2013 top and never bought back. Bitcoin was all over CNBC back then.
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  384. That’s what happens when you think deeply about your answer to a question. It’s mandatory for engineers.
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  385. He wasn’t exactly early, he bought in after bitcoin was around 11 years…
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  386. This is what happens when you hire emotionally dependent people as teachers.
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  387. Your banking apps are not private. Lmao. Anyone at the bank and the government can access and with enough effort some hacker probably can too.
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  388. Yup, Bitcoin went to $0 this year.
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  389. So bizarre that there is a federal minimum wage. They should just let the states handle it and this will act as 50 mini experiments to find out what is best.
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  390. You can tell this isn’t from 90’s because of the depth of field of the camera. Back then something like this would be shot on videotape, not 35mm film and only 35mm (or larger) film had such a shallow depth of field. It doesn’t have the other esthetics of film so it has been clearly shot with a large sensor video camera which didn’t exist back then.
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  391.  @mechannel7046  He thinks the stock market will go go zero in the next 5 years and that Jerome Powell is an AI.
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  392.  @maxflares8888 Intelligent people can do things that aren’t nice, it doesn’t mean they’re dumb.
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  393. California is no longer relevant.
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  394.  @siahwashn9794  He just knows what he’s heard, doesn’t know how to do anything himself. A parrot. Basically, a less knowledgeable chat gpt.
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  395.  @christpierre Then why are thousands of companies still paying developers billions of dollars? Because they want to be nice?
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  396. Yep, there isn’t even 1 reason left to not buy Bitcoin.
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  397. He had zero common sense, look at how much money was printed under Trump’s watch, you’d think his name was Biden.
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  398.  @jan-willemoverman6198  A lot of Amazon’s products are shipped to Amazon’s warehouses from outside the US.
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  399.  @WheresMyPolenta  One could argue real estate and most financial assets are a Ponzi
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  400. Also, don’t underestimate the importance of intelligence. Intelligence + motivation. Can’t do without either.
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  401.  @gen-X-trader Trump is likely better for Bitcoin though
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  402. Individual professor salaries haven’t even kept up with inflation. The total amount spent on professors could be higher if they have more professors to pay for nonsense classes.
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  403.  @jwonz2054  That’s the point, why doesn’t it work in an unexpected manner when the government wants these people out?
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  404. It’s not a fake virus but it is a real excuse for increased surveillance of citizens.
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  405. What a dreadful existence
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  406. Gold -5% AND the US dollar lost a ton of purchasing power. That’s a pretty awful year.
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  407. Currencies are already digital…
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  408. Same goes for property tax. Basically all you can do is pick the least shitty subscriptions when it comes to real estate.
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  409. Isn’t front end more likely to be replaced by AI sooner and is already saturated with wannabe junior devs? When talking to chat gpt it seems to have problems mostly with logic.
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  410.  @MichaelJCaboose013  Yeah mechanical engineers are generally underpaid, if you want to make more learn to code. Having an engineering degree will help you since you know a lot of the advanced math that boot camp grads without an engineering degree don’t understand.
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  411. Trying to be objective here, assuming Trump doesn’t get severely ill, Biden is more of a liability from a health standpoint until he gets corona and survives it. It’s not about “experience”, it’s about the unknown. Not a Trump or Biden supporter here, they’re both a bad joke. Why do we have old farts running the country?
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  412. People need to start flying around with suitcases of prop (fake) cash just to troll them.
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  413. I think he’s a little confused. AI and robotics face some very different challenges. AI does not need to deal with physics in the real world. Robotics are advancing much more slowly because of this.
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  414. If the SEC wants to regulate crypto they should stop stuff like this. If they’re not going to bother then they should keep out of the crypto space. So far they haven’t been helpful.
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  415. That’s most of what programming is, thinking
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  416. Some people did that too and died at 20. Not everyone’s genes are the same.
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  417. Sorry Peter, you don’t have an influence on Bitcoin’s price these days, it’s a $1 trillion asset and you’ve had the same story since 2012.
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  418. I thought Elon was only selling 10% of his Tesla shares? I didn’t hear anything about him abandoning Tesla.
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  419. Crypto is mainstream, its not 2012 anymore
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  420. Where did you do your research on Bitcoin? Mainstream news sites?
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  421. Her mouth moves in confusing ways
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  422. He’s not even a physician so I doubt he can analyze it on his own even given an infinite amount of time.
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  423.  @acmhfmggru  Consent to what specifically?
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  424.  @acmhfmggru  I agree, those are things that in many jurisdictions humans under the age of 18 are not permitted to consent to. That said, RFK’s point wasn’t simply regarding his lack of knowledge on laws affecting consent by humans under the age of 18.
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  425. It’s not a free market, that’s the point, in a free market institutions wouldn’t be so afraid to touch BTC.
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  426.  @FEEAR1000  Nobody has ever had issues with their Bitcoin being frozen.
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  427.  @perrywidhalm114  Nothing wrong with that
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  428.  @vitzcar6219  They haven’t been proven correct…yet.
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  429. Does she get the tax benefits?
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  430. If you look at the charts you might notice it’s already arrived…
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  431. I just barked but I didn’t go public
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  432.  @user-rk3id2zf8c  They’re just asking, not insulting
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  433. The people who think Bitcoin (not crypto) is a ponzi scheme don’t seem to have done any research.
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  434. You’re clearly clueless how trading actually works.
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  435.  @spades9048 You don’t really know the history of every mile on the odometer unless you build it yourself.
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  436. Work for yourself so you can’t get fired
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  437. Humans are bad, let’s replace the fed chairman with a bot.
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  438. To be fair, Steve Jobs was essentially talking about the PowerBook which came out more than 10 years before the iPad. He was more like 10 years late and he also got fired from apple during that time which didn’t help.
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  439.  @blackhatson13  Atleast Charlie Munger sounds like a complete lunatic so he’s easy to ignore.
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  440. Please let us know when your mafioso following exceeds your millennial following.
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  441. Humans will also be gone so how does it matter what people buy
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  442. Youtube doesnt make them much money though
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  443. It’s not his fault, the interviewer was terrible
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  444. Why did he have to say what his criteria was for his pick? Couldn’t he just be like, well this is who I chose…
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  445. Does Saylor/MSTR hold any of their keys or does Coinbase have 100% control over their multisig quorum? If it’s the later, that’s pretty awful.
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  446. Groceries are 50% more expensive? Find a new grocery store. 10% makes sense.
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  447. Gold is not responding to inflation, even if it eventually does respond you’d still have been better off in stocks even if we see a 30% correction from here and hold through it.
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  448. Why are you having your guest hold a studio mic? You should use lavalieres or a boom mic. It looks silly holding those mics.
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  449. Gold’s true value is zero to chipmunks. No intrinsic value!
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  450. Maybe you should alert suicidal people to delay their plans
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  451. Your comment seems contradictory — in order to grow doesn’t that involving changing in some ways?
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  452. I don’t think Elon wants to waste his time with the drama of running his own social media platform
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  453. LOL guess AMC just died permanently. Nobody wanted your $10 pack of sour patch kids anyway.
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  454. The Robinhood CEO is so bad at lying and telling the truth.
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  455. Classic boomer comment.
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  456. That’s completely different from a civil war. People in finance are always trying to predict financial markets to gain clients.
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  457. Index funds are the modern day gold. People just buy it to protect their wealth from inflation.
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  458.  @festivetosho7376  Financial tricks are more profitable though
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  459. Why are Bitcoin critics always so uneducated about Bitcoin? Bring on a critic who actually did their homework and has supporting data they show.
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  460. Because he speaks politics, not logic.
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  461.  @solitary-dude  What if your kid with cancer depends on those accounts
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  462. Crypto is the .com of today, not NFTs specifically. Most of these tokens will be worthless.
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  463. Peter is finally bullish on Bitcoin 🎉
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  464. But it won’t end. Recession begins when the dollar collapses.
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  465.  @raymondmassey8452  Gold has been going nowhere for a decade even back when Bitcoin was mostly held by nerds.
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  466. That’s called natural selection
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  467. Added “natural flavors” are also bad.
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  468. Imagine how much time society would save if nobody wasted their time watching movies/TV/Netflix.
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  469. Don’t watch videos…
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  470. Is it their fault they’re that way though?
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  471. 43:11 “Half the banking system settles in C++” [thus we should retire C++] Bitcoin is literally written in C++. Lots of things are written in C++ these days for very good reasons. Just goes to show you how clueless some people are.
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  472. Relying on advertisers to do your research was your first mistake. Read the Bitcoin white paper instead of being lazy.
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  473. It depends on the kind of work, if you have a lot of clearly defined tasks that are straightforward then focusing on the units of work completed per hour makes sense. If you’re doing creative work primarily or solving complex engineering problems most people only have 5-10 hours of optimal brain function per day. If you can do something for 2 hours that gives you an extra hour of optimal brain function, that may make sense.
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  474. That’s why it didn’t
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  475. Bizarre that only the boomer on CNBC seems to get Bitcoin 😂
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  476. If they buy silver and disclose it then the price of silver will pump which increases their BOM costs.
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  477. More likely bitcoin at $500k than gold at $2500 this year.
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  478. You didn’t listen
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  479. People are going to pay for bread with gold coins, right…Maybe bullets but not gold coins.
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  480.  @QuaviusDaBaller  If that were the case why did he talk to Balaji for nearly 8 hours? He could have capped it at 2 hours…
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  481. Lmao Peter is just asking for trolls by the title of this video.
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  482. UBI
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  483. If he’s consistently completely wrong, why wouldn’t you want to listen? Anything he talks about with a binary outcome gives you an excellent edge to counter trade.
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  484. It’s going sideways now, you were wrong. I want a refund.
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  485. It worked in 2022. The problem is it doesn’t work as often as being a bull.
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  486. How do you determine whether someone is married?
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  487. 0:25 Obama isn’t the president anymore.
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  488. When will that dude’s hairline ever start to recede?
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  489. The question is when ? Bitcoin could rally 100% before dropping 75%.
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  490. I don’t think you have any idea how dumb some people are. The average Linux user most likely does have a higher IQ but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible for someone with an average IQ.
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  491. What does it work to do?
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  492. FDA approved doesn’t make something good.
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  493. He’s more often wrong than right
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  494. If Louis was on drugs I think we would have seen him fall apart by now at some point. It just seems to be his natural temperament. People on drugs tend to have periods of instability and swings in their behavior.
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  495.  @sthubbins4038 Doctors - for example, if a child cannot breath because their tonsils are blocking their airway is it better to just let them suffocate?
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  496. Money lets you pay for things that may result in your brain releasing certain chemicals that are associated with happiness.
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  497. Cringe. Just let the guest talk until you have a good question to interject.
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  498. Only if you don’t know how to navigate it
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  499.  @Sunnysideanyway  No, because in this case I don’t own the intellectual property, only the physical matter.
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  500.  @ConnerOfRS  Hope you didn’t bet all your Bitcoin. What did you bet?
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  501. But his timing is awful, if you had bought in 2012: Gold, currently -6% S&P 500, currently +100% Bitcoin, currently +68,623% “Don’t tell me what to buy, tell me WHEN to buy it” - Tyler Jenks
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  502. True, but less developers will be needed. So for some significant portion of the job market its coming for people’s jobs, just not everyone.
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  503. If you had ignored his advice in 2012 and bought bitcoin you’d still be up like 3,000,000% (in USD terms)
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  504. Most people couldn’t even get a bank account if they had money
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  505.  @mauricelee5093  Ring light
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  506. How is your family going to cancel Jeff Bezos’s Amazon account? Do you guys work for Amazon or something?
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  507. That’s because most of the smart people have better things to do.
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  508. If race is of concern, why don’t yellow lives matter? Asians are usually smart.
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  509. It’s not meant to be “exciting” in this price bracket, it’s not a Ferrari or a Lamborghini, it’s a freaking economy SUV. 🤡
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  510.  @valwold3567  It’s pretty evident the video is implying opioid drug abuse is bad but locking people up in cages doesn’t solve anything.
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  511. Personality is also highly heritable
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  512. Really wish America would stay out of people’s business.
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  513. Kevin, the whole point of Bitcoin’s existence is to combat regulation. If centralized finance weren’t over regulated garbage, Bitcoin wouldn’t be all that valuable.
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  514. Weird mouth movements
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  515. I don’t really think you can make a valid comparison of price appreciation between now and 90 years ago. 90 years ago the stock market was a much smaller percentage of the economy with fewer participants.
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  516. If grocery stores were LESS regulated there would be more of them so more competition and better prices for consumers.
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  517. T G Then why don’t you go give CPR to the dead people in refrigerated trucks in New York? Particularly the ones who supposedly died of COVID-19 in the last 12 hours. It might be they’re just playing dead so they can hijack a fleet of refrigerated trucks and start a mobile ice cream business. I haven’t found any evidence that says someone isn’t planing a scheme like this so I’m pretty sure it must be true. Anyone who says this isn’t the case should learn to respect other people’s beliefs.
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  518. What ever happened to having an emergency fund with 12 months of living expenses!?
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  519.  @gen-X-trader  Not simply a narrative for a pump, it would allow Bitcoin to prosper, making it harder to stifle later on.
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  520. World needs less old farts ruling over them
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  521. Even if they fire you later, it’s better than nothing.
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  522. Yeah he’s just repackaging things and making it sound like everything is his genius revelation
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  523. Indians are taking over big tech
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  524. $19k isn’t a high on any timeframe that matters. $69k is the macro high. 22.8k and $25.1k are levels to watch.
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  525. Why do they always have that creepy mustache
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  526. I mean, they practically doubled the money supply in less than 2 years so even half of what needs to be done will break something.
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  527. What bothers me about the whole show your receipt crap is it’s security theater and real security could be more effective. They have a surveillance team, they should be communicating with store reps on the floor when there’s an issue, not just blindly asking everyone for a receipt for no good reason. They have cameras at the check outs, why not create a risk score if someone appears to potentially not be scanning all their items? This would cut down on 99% of receipt requests. This is just laziness on the part of Walmart’s security team. I could understand it 20 years ago when there wasn’t sophisticated machine learning video surveillance products out there but not in 2021.
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  528. Who cares? The problem is when people force their lifestyle on you, let them do whatever. If they’re going to force it on you only then there’s a problem. Squirrels don’t wear clothes but I don’t waste my time thinking about them unless they start eating my car’s wiring harness or something.
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  529. Mixed in with 5% scam.
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  530. Migg Checker Most of what he says isn’t non-sense. By mixing in facts with a little non-sense, people are more likely to believe the non-sense. It’s scam artist 101.
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  531. What type of engineering? Most electrical engineers need a degree to get a job. If you did computer science I guess you could have just gone to a bootcamp but you have knowledge that boot camp grads never get unless they go out of their way to study CS.
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  532. Why is his hair always a different color in the thumbnails
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  533. The CDC is a bad joke.
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  534. 40:20 The joy of owning Bitcoin is the freedom of storing your wealth away from governments and borders, you should know that better than anyone, Peter.
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  535.  @tehs3raph1m  Yeah and this situation should have never arose. Seriously why TF do clearing “houses” exist in 2021? Rent seekers don’t like technology. It’s funny how the public is starting to realize how technologically backward the finance sector is in the USA.
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  536. Stop using banks!
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  537. That’s the problem with shit coins. Their fundamentals come and go because they have no fundamentals.
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  538.  @shahbasharat  Yeah, I guess math and energy are myths to you.
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  539.  @pent2  Right but that’s why I said “with no background knowledge”. Imagine people doing residency straight out of high school with no understanding of medicine?
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  540.  @pent2  No guessing required. It’s baltantly obvious there would problems with most of the 18 years olds doing medical residency.
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  541.  @greenforce888  Not everyone wants open heart surgery done based on your imagination. I’m not saying the education surrounding medicine doesn’t need improvement but just skipping ahead and throwing 18 years old into a current medical residency program is a disaster waiting to happen. Their brains aren’t even fully developed at that age. It’s also difficult test a doctor’s overall competency so the current system tries to improve the odds of competency by weeding out dumb people. Not saying this is implemented in the best way it can but that is the thinking behind requiring good grades in nonsense classes. If there were ways to measuring and predict outcomes of indivduals that were more reliable and apprenticeship might make more sense but it would have to be significantly different than what is offered in residency currently.
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  542. I’d say if you’re a junior dev you’re better off starting your own company rather than wasting your time applying right now. Come back in 2-3 years and try applying if your company fails.
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  543. Kashkari says something intelligent for the first time.
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  544. Why is the contrast so flat in this video? It looks like this was recorded inside a cloud.
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  545.  @rockyshocks101  It makes sense, unless you buy into the Ponzi scheme that is card cards and contribute to visa and MasterCard’s pockets they won’t let you in.
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  546.  @Gnaritas42 You could have said the same thing about Steve Jobs who was actually much younger than SBF in the early days of Apple.
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  547. That’s why it worked
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  548. Holy crap someone spent $2800 on a computer in the 90’s and doesn’t even know how to use it. Inflation adjusted that’s like $8k in today’s dollars.
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  549. Engineering breakthroughs are what will enable us to scale systems to improve the environment. Just pouring all your money into doing things inefficiently isn’t sustainable. It’s basically to the equivalent of a company’s r&d department - on the surface it may seem useless to the current product line but breakthrough discoveries are sometimes critical to new products. Unless you live under a dictatorship it’s hard to motivate people to work on tedious problems without much potential compensation.
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  550. You didn’t watch the video
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  551. The human brain is still undergoing a lot of change before age 25. IMO it’s not a good idea for humans under the age of 25 to be consuming any sort of unnecessary drugs. That said, the government doesn’t need to force this on you.
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  552. Why couldn’t Netflix go after people who stole DVDs from them? At Blockbuster I recall if you didn’t return something they could put a warrant out for your arrest and then some people found out a decade later they had allegedly failed to return a video to blockbuster when they got pulled over for speeding and the officer was forced to arrest them.
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  553. It’s actually a small club, like 0.1% of the population.
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  554. Average people benefit indirectly through changes in monetary policy that Bitcoin may eventually affect. If the fed knows money can flee to bitcoin if they’re too irresponsible then they will be more responsible. If there’s no exit they can be more reckless. As far as it strictly being an asset that appreciates, Bitcoin is a little different from other assets in that the type of people who got in early aren’t your traditional wealthy wall street folks but instead engineers/technical people who now have large sums of wealth if they held.
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  555. No he’s not, he’s a rent-seeking-finance-bro-Goldman-Sachs-investment-banker.
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  556. Or just buy something you never have to sell
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  557. The more mainstream crypto becomes the more normies come in and thus the more scammers come in. Early on there weren’t many scams.
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  558. Peter has clearly never written a line of code in his life. Even if cryptocurrencies vanished tomorrow, all of that effort put into developing secure open source systems has been extremely valuable contributions society.
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  559. The irony is if Twitter had treated security like any decent Bitcoin company does, this wouldn’t have happened. 3 of 5 multisig for authenticating critical systems is the way to go. Multiple high ranking employees would need to conspire together. There’s essentially no risk of key loggers when you’re authenticating using cryptographic signatures with a device that uses a secure element such as a security key or decent bitcoin hardware wallet.
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  560.  @resop3  It would create a lot of problems too
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  561. People shouldn’t be running for office if they’ll be > 65 by the end of that term. People in their 30’s and 40’s should be primarily running the country, not 70 & 80 year olds.
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  562. Ledger is kind of a joke at this point. Yeah, Trezor doesn’t use a secure element but atleast they’re not sloppy about everything that affects the user which isn’t the secure element.
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  563. Half these people wouldn’t be homeless if real estate wasn’t treated as an investment
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  564. Is the price of college outpacing the expansion of the monetary supply? I tend to doubt it’s significantly more than that.
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  565. Not everyone. The word retarded exists for a reason.
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  566. You dumped all your stocks?
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  567. IMO food also has value
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  568.  @zepptar  To get votes while appearing only moderately corrupt.
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  569. Broke people do that as well, that’s why they’re in credit card debt.
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  570. The way you make money in business is by taking enough of the right risks until you start making your own luck. A consumer/employee is used to getting “guarantees” because they don’t have to deal with the same kind of risks or amount of capital.
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  571. 20:50 “I don’t drive a digital car” - Ok Peter but most commercially produced cars are hopelessly dependent on computer chips.
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  572. The founders seem to mean well but it’s creepy. What do you think we should do if 75% of the current workforce becomes unemployable because AI has taken over most of the jobs?
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  573. Sometimes they do or there wouldn’t be power ball winners.
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  574. Even though the dollar is dead, atleast we got Bitcoin and Peter Schiff.
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  575. You really think their wages matter that much if they can influence policy that pumps their investments? Even if they all worked for free it would give Americans less than a $1 extra in their stimulus check.
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  576. The idea is if you have 6 months worth of expenses in cash then even if the market is down you have cash. Generally it’s risky to sell off a lot of investments in a short period of time so once someone is laid off if they don’t have a job immediately lined up they may want to start selling off investments slowly in advanced of depleting that 6 month emergency fund.
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  577. Take a shot every time he says ”full stop”
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  578.  @secretfox8940  Using a phone company’s 5 year old horrible AI chat bot isn’t a good way to gauge AI’s progress/usefulness/adoption rate.
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  579. Doesn’t seem like a psychological disorder, just a bad person.
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  580. It’s not a privilege, it’s a responsibility so we don’t overload the hospitals.
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  581. Not so healthy if you bought gold in 2012…
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  582. The currency cereal is priced in has been severely devalued. That’s most of why prices are higher.
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  583. It’s because the price of doing things in the physical world is going to become a premium product. It kind of already is, for example if all the members of a group wanted to meet in person on a whim they’d all need their own private jets or helicopters. Most people can’t afford that. The same may follow for other things in the physical world. Education for example is already much cheaper online. It used to be cheap enough to go to college without taking out loans, things just keep getting more expensive.
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  584. I don’t really see the connection between religion and politics anymore. Both parties want impose draconian laws on us. SJWs are essentially a new form of religious fundamentalists, yet they typically identify as liberal.
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  585. Disrespectful? It’s called a housing bubble. If you don’t like free markets move to China.
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  586. If 69k is the top, atleast we know 420k is the next top.
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  587. What is a “BitchAin”?
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  588. He issued an unlicensed unregistered security….the only reason he’s not in jail is because ethereum grew in popularity too fast for regulators.
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  589. We need merchants to adopt it. Someone lobby for higher credit merchant fees so merchants want to use crypto more badly.
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  590. Payments are already digital it’s just they’re a really bad implementation.
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  591.  @Juandeer-z3o It already hit $2000 > 7 years ago. You were asleep.
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  592.  @charliedallachie3539 If you’re referring to the USA, well, yes it’s quite obvious the USA is in decline. Not sure how soon it will be a 3rd world country but they’re in freaking $34 trillion of debt.
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  593. Kim finished GTA V back in 2013 yet Rockstart still needs to keep re-releasing it
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  594.  @DBX79  Are you a politician?
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  595.  @ned_frankly Not just spam, literal SCAM.
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  596. Hyperinflation
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  597. Has your opinion changed in 2024?
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  598.  @joanBreen  As uncertain as your spelling.
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  599. Why is it always 1 political party is wrong and 1 is right, why can’t we all agree they’re both wrong?
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  600. You forgot the most important one - make sure you invest excess cash flows into assets.
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  601.  @klm771  Or maybe they should just stop using real guns on movie sets. It’s not like they’re using them for self defense, they can use fake guns.
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  602. Who do you think writes these stories?
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  603.  @XGARBAGExBO2  When’s the last time Bitcoin moved 30% in an hour? It’s not a shitcoin.
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  604. When will this guy start to go bald, when he turns 200?
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  605. But eventually it could be statistically less likely that the AI makes an error than a human makes an error in ANY context.
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  606. No longer free? Thanks for the breaking news.
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  607. Is that 5% yearly pay increase in real terms or without accounting for inflation?
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  608. Arrest them for what? If Twitter is doing a poor job people will go elsewhere.
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  609. The fact that everyone is ripping him a new one makes me think we’re in for a decent pullback.
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  610. Maybe they used glue
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  611. Bitcoin isn’t a “token”.
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  612. They don’t have to, they can just tell the buyer they will sell it at a higher price if they use a realtor.
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  613. Missing? What do you mean? His brokerage misplaced his Tesla shares?
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  614. Gold = fail
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  615. The video has some good points though
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  616. The US is in so much debt they’re going to have to drop interest rates significantly eventually.
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  617. They don’t own most of the Bitcoin though!
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  618.  @andrive  I’m pretty sure Google uses HSMs, not text messages for securing their company data. Lmao 😂
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  619. Universe doesn’t need PayPal
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  620. So who edited the non-director’s cut? Or is this just another ad for selling gold?
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  621. Depends on how long you can live on 10%
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  622. There might be some portion of the libratarian population that has some commonalities in brain function but then there will be several other groups of libertarians with similar ideals but have drastically different underlying circuitry in their brains. Human brains can accomplish what seems to be the same behavior but in a different way as far as measured brain activity goes.
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  623. Markets still up massively despite all the “pain”. Glad I didn’t listen to Peter a decade ago.
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  624. I can also imagine the pain of people with 0% returns on their gold for the past 10 years.
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  625. For once the annoying sounding person was actually the victim.
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  626. stevedcase Wall Street? “Obviously”? Have you ever talked to any developers who work on Wall Street? Often high stress, long hours, the most demanding jobs often pay less than top tech companies and developers are 2nd to traders, fund managers, analysts, etc. A small fuck up by a single developer could cost a firm millions of dollars in a day.
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  627. 24:55 “If it was a $2 trillion market…” 😆
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  628. If you’re referring to the US government, they’re actually more honest than most governments. The solution isn’t more honest government, it’s less government.
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  629.  @greatveemon2 Bitcoin isn’t decentralized because of who created it, for all we know it could have been created by a government agency. It’s because of the way the code is written and how the network has grown over the years.
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  630.  @StacksSats Not really, Bitcoin doesn’t make gullible people any less susceptible to social engineering.
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  631. While people are having hissy fits over dumb people shooting each other, the federal reserve and Wall Street are picking the pocket of millions of Americans via inflation.
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  632. Actually, the government CAN take your property without compensation, it’s called “civil asset forfeiture”. Loads of victims every year.
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  633.  @jwetzel3141 They’re not slaves if they’re not living. That’s like saying a wrench is a slave for a mechanic.
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  634.  @postscript5549  Because Jerome ain’t black or yellow or brown or green or blue or purple.
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  635.  @huemann7637  It would be better if it was a colorless non-human or better yet, non-existent so power is less centralized in a single entity.
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  636.  @Lysergic_  Not the same, ISPs are the choke point, not Google.
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  637. Yes, but using 100x leverage
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  638. Banks are an extremely dirty business, think of all those bank branches, especially those who have to use coal power plants because that’s all that’s near them. Bitcoin mining can be done anywhere there’s an internet connection and electricity so they can make use of excess renewable energy that would otherwise be wasted. Bank branches need to be where customers are.
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  639. Thanks for recommending this to me for the 76th time, YouTube. Always wake up to to this debate for some reason.
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  640. Gold getting rekt lol
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  641. Gold ain’t scarce, there’s so much copper
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  642. Why do you need a blockchain for this? You already need to trust the custodial provider of the gold so what’s the point of holding the token for the IOU yourself when that could just be held at the custodial provider just like the underlying asset is? It just enables people to misplace their IOU.
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  643. Apologize for what? Pretty foolish to assume someone can predict the future.
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  644. It sound like you’re just wasting your time on the wrong websites
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  645. Yeah, I’m sure most your viewers are 75 year olds with $10 mil in bonds.
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  646. That ignores charges to the market itself. Your effort is not the only factor in getting hired.
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  647. It’s the weird mouth movements
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  648. Just think if the mob demanded Peter Schiff lose his banking services? Now Peter Schiff starts to learn the value of crypto.
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  649. I’m surprised he’s willing to come on a crypto podcast but he’s still full of crap.
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  650. It does if it’s going to have any real utility. Gold is used in electronics, if there’s no electricity, they’re not going to make electronics.
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  651. There’s been reason to think tether would collapse for nearly half a decade now. People will flood into bitcoin when they realize stablecoins aren’t safe.
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  652. Congrats but what about the CDC? “Don’t wear masks because they don’t work. Jk, 😛 we just didn’t want you buying our masks to protect your family” - The CDC
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  653. If the websites you use Yubikey with can just fall back to SMS or email then there is any real security advantage to using a hardware key apart from phishing attacks if you are careless and end up putting your OTP into a fake website?
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  654. The decline in enrollment explains the massive inflation in tuition. When you have a monopoly and revenue declines just increase the ability for your customers to finance paying you.
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  655. Lol Bitcoin is holding up better than the stock market lately, whatever Bitcoin’s price does Peter phrase it in a negative light.
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  656. Her mouth moves too much. Need an English version.
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  657. BTC will replace the S&P500 first
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  658.  @nateh3441  Doing “just fine” does not mean “rich”. Rofl
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  659. Ledger’s not that smart.
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  660.  @cassidy318 It could if we understood how the brain works
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  661. Smartphone wars were interesting in 2009, not in 2021.
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  662.  @DavidSmith-fw3if Also UK 💀
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  663. You have to find a way to induce panic, extreme anxiety, extreme fear or physical pain that will result if you don’t exercise. Basically your brain will go into a fight or flight state and choose which ever is the least bad - do some exercise or experience extreme pain. Normal people can usually use positive emotion and discipline to encourage exercise, don’t rely on that. The first 5-15 mins (depending on person and intensity) of exercise are the worst but it gets easier after that.
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  664. Gold is screwed, nobody wants it anymore.
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  665. Forcing drugs on people but people can’t put other drugs into their body is so bizarre. While their drug is good in this case, there’s also drugs you wouldn’t be able to to take for medicinal use even if you could prove their efficacy.
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  666. That’s probably unhealthy if you have a 3 hour commute.
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  667. I like how he doesn’t explain how to actually verify your gold is real.
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  668.  @michaelnobbs5028 If the AI takes those peoples jobs their IT and marketing skills will be able to be done by an AI and thus not give them an edge over other tradesmen.
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  669. Probably a rich person who doesn’t care
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  670. Long term it’s really one of the only strategies for survival. By investing you have a pot of money set aside in case times get tough. I agree though it doesn’t work in the short term.
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  671. Why not just buy the major indexes instead of a diversified portfolio of stocks?
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  672.  @heinrizliyaputra7811  Index funds are what was implied.
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  673.  @Reallytri  Not for everyone, it depends on the patient.
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  674. @ If it needs to be maintained, users will eventually pay the price for spaghetti code.
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  675. How would that make sense? If you buy and hold an index you don’t get taxed until you sell. If you hold dollars you’re screwed. Not participating in the ponzi means you get eaten alive.
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  676. Linux ftw
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  677.  @basti1993x And what will $1.3 million buy in 30 years? A shack in a 3rd world country?
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  678. This guy completely misses the value of a permissionless secure monetary network and compared Bitcoin to a baseball card…
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  679. Age 45-65 are the most productive? On average I don’t think that is true anymore, sure there are some tiny number of executives & experts who are 45-65 and are very productive but many more 25-45 year olds can actually write a line of code.
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  680. I think you’re wrong about not believing the leak about remdesivir being ineffective because it came out of China. At this point I’d rather trust China than an organization who told the public NOT to wear face masks and now it’s finally required for going anywhere that you come into close proximity with humans. Once China’s numbers are proven to be fake then I think they’ll both be on an equal playing field as far as scum of the universe goes.
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  681.  @Pokevesting  Most things people consume don’t average 12% per year over the long term. It’s closer to 5% when you add it all together in proportion to what people spend on each thing.
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  682. If it looks like the CPI will go up they’ll just change of the CPI is calculated
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  683. Everything is owned by China
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  684. Why are all the chart screens behind him? What’s with the Darth Vader chair?
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  685. Why does it sound like she’s yelling at him?
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  686. I think it depends on field. You can’t smooth talk your way into being a principal software engineer without very strong technical skills. Smooth talking will help you but you have to be very technically competent too.
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  687. Peter Schiff is crazy, he’s an entertainer
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  688. Are you blind? Businesses don’t want to get looted or risk a PR disaster from some slanderous customer. It’s about company risk management, it has nothing to do with politics.
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  689. It’s basically an outdated intelligence test employers use but some employers don’t realize how many dumb people go these days and how many smart people don’t.
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  690. He’s Indian though
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  691.  @alguienenelmundo10  I doubt a video clip alone will make a difference. There are loads of deep fakes every day. The key is video coming from a trusted source.
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  692. When next Peter Schiff BITCOIN SHOW?
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  693. He was wrong about for gold for almost a decade as well as right in the decade prior. I wouldn’t say market timing is his focus.
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  694. Knowledge workers doing dumb monotonous crap will lose their jobs before manual labor. Robotics is a harder problem to solve. In the end we’ll be left with high skill white collar and blue collar workers. Everyone else is screwed.
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  695. What about radon?!
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  696. K P Showing the latest tweak on Cydia to your noob friend was the ultimate nerd super power back in 2007-10. Now it’s just blah, how many pixels, how many cameras, how many screens. The security risks of jail breaking aren’t worth it anymore.
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  697. 0:58 Kind of ironic when you talk about defi but show a Bitcoin symbol. Bitcoin is NOT defi!
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  698. North Carolina is too small relatively to California for people to care outside of North Carolina, unfortunately.
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  699. Yeah, I mean what is the point of a hardware key then??
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  700. Peter, how exactly is some rich Russian person supposed to buy and hold $10 million+ of gold without fear of their house being robbed at any moment or having it seized from a vault? You can 3 of 5 your Bitcoin, you can’t do that with gold.
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  701. In some climates electric heating is not feasible. You’d be spending thousands of dollars per month instead of like $200. Not to mention many houses can’t supply that much electricity without costly changes. Gas stoves are a no brainer to get rid of though because they aren’t even vented.
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  702. You do realize you’re watching Forbes on YouTube, right?
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  703. Luca Zampieri You’re forgetting the third element of that, technological advancements are inherently deflationary and we’re accelerating at a non-linear rate. If the fed doesn’t print like crazy we’ll see a lot of falling prices in a lot of sectors. In 10 years our phones may not be priced any higher than they are today but 75% of the US population won’t be able to afford it because technological advancements put them out of work.
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  704. This is out of date, it’s from before BITO launched. You should disclose the date in the title or with a watermark.
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  705. Great idea, give all your password data to some stranger on the internet.
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  706. Bitcoin isn’t really “cutting edge technology” at this point, but it’s not supposed to be. Even in 2009, it was just an ingenious application of existing technologies. It’s still miles ahead of the current financial system though that in some cases literally involves humans passing physical pieces of paper back and forth to each other, signing documents with pens and using mainframes.
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  707. Most markets are manipulated. It’s all a game.
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  708. What a mess, I’m not saying they should have threatened to sue her but if they had just asked her to take it down without requesting monetary compensation but still suggested they would sue if she didn’t then there’s a good chance she might have just taken it down and not lawyered up. Much easier to take down a review and forget about it than take it down AND pay $10,000. They seem to just like wasting their money.
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  709. What do you expect when they have all these bank tellers hanging around making $15/hour? Mistakes.
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  710.  @samsimmons2831  She got a ticket, no criminal charges.
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  711. How do you buy indian stocks as a US investor? The iShare INDY fund performs terrible compared to the Nifty 50.
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  712. The mystery here is how much is this 32 year old worth? Where did he get $3.5 million cash to wire to a stranger? Was that 100% of his net worth or a small portion?
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  713. TBH I thought you were like 40-43
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  714. Even if your camera is really good in low light, having some large soft light sources will help reduce the mixture of different light sources’ color temperatures. Even just bouncing a 1200w HMI off the ceiling of a bounce board can do a lot. Also, artificial lights not designed for film/video tend to have a low color rendering index which can result in muted colors. Sunlight is great though if you have enough of it (but harder to control since it moves around).
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  715. He makes his money from talking, not from market analysis.
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  716. Good job talking about back testing. Too many analysts just talk crap because that’s the consensus without actually back testing.
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  717. But it wouldn’t change the game at all.
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  718. @BeBop It doesn’t need to do everything a developer does to replace millions of deveopers
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  719.  @y.peffle2802  Glasses are safer
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  720.  @ruleaus7664 You can learn to program on your own, most companies don’t care if you have a degree even if they’re paying you 7 figures. If you’re going to go the college route make sure you are 100% certain the courses you take will all transfer into a bachelor’s degree or you are wasting your time.
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  721. Is that a toupee?
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  722. DCAing into an asset that’s in a downtrend is a terrible idea.
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  723. What are you talking about? You don’t need to be working in a trade to start your own business. How do you think software companies exist? Most doctors make more than most employees working in trades.
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  724. I thought COVID-19 disappeared because people didn’t like it
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  725.  @kellyname5733 No, the bar has just risen
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  726. Is this real or did these people all fail econ 101? 1:16:15 How is this supposed 1%er paying 10% income tax on their own income?
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  727. It doesn’t affect cheap people, we don’t tip.
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  728. Why would apple disable the account of a criminal, don’t the cops want to catch them?
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  729. Too bad Peter conflates a ponzi crypto exchange with Bitcoin.
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  730. You let a generation get burned for once. Then, let future generations study history and learn to actually save more money than they spend.
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  731. Does sunlight trigger a manic episodes in people with bipolar disorder-polar disorder as easily as artificial light does?
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  732.  @charlesdarrow232  Or maybe he doesn’t know something that Bitcoiners do know?
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  733. Imma put oil in my teeth
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  734. Aren’t bank safes basically irrelevant now with electronic payments?
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  735. What happened to your latest video? Got censored by YouTube again???
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  736. How many years old is this interview?
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  737. You remove it when you need to insert food into your mouth. I’m sure someone will come up with a good solution so you can temporarily remove the mask partially repeatedly.
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  738. 58:00 This didn’t age well
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  739. I like how Peter just talks about how much Bitcoin is down in December and then ignores that it’s up 60% in the past 12 months, up 560% in the past 24 months, up 1,188% in the past 36 months.
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  740. Why don’t banks use better cameras? I understand it’s 1998 but still, there were some early HD cameras back then that a bank of all places could afford.
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  741. The fact that everyone is bearish is an indication of how huge this could be, it’s far from being ready yet.
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  742. A dog you can just abandon easily without thinking
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  743.  @jonathandawson3091 What do you mean by bulk editing? Also, what other simple things are problematic about KeePassXC?
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  744.  @p.m.8316  Bitcoin not blockchain
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  745.  @p.m.8316  Bitcoin is a database, what are you talking about?
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  746. Nobody goes to steak n shake looking for a healthy meal
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  747. Bitcoin is backed by math, not fiat. Get an education.
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  748. Not necessarily. Most software engineering positions outside finance don’t require a degree. It might give you an edge if there’s another candidate with similar skills but no degree.
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  749. This guy is acting like everything he says is some profound statement.
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  750. That would require killing off close to half the population
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  751. I think it’s important to be clear about what years this was taking place. Getting a dev job self taught was much easier pre-covid.
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  752.  @toddgagner1114  It so you can see where you’re walking. Most people don’t walk backwards, it’s inefficient.
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  753. What’d you expect from a channel like this?
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  754. Why are some people like that? If we could determine that maybe there’s a solution.
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  755. It’s typically just an impulse control problem.
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  756. Nobody wants to fund that because it isn’t very scalable. A scammer can have many victims but with your approach you’re only saving 1 person at a time.
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  757. Civil unrest increases in hyperinflation.
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  758.  @klobiforpresident2254  What if you lose more than 100%?
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  759. Canada is a scam anyway. They’re on the decline along with their currency.
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  760. It’s possible to modify through lesions and such but we haven’t found any reliable way to increase intelligence for people generally speaking. Lots of ways to decrease it though!
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  761. I wonder if he’s good at spelling too.
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  762.  @ocoro174  No, it should have been $33 trillion at 0 years old so one of his subs could pay off the USA’s debt.
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  763. This is why UBI won’t help.
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  764. There’s no logic in gold or real estate’s value from a squirrel’s perspective 🐿
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  765. 0:30 “30% of stores is America are convenience stores or in another way 1 in 3 stores is a convenience store” — How dumb do you think your audience is, CNBC?
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  766. Well…fortunately for him there’s several gold ETFs
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  767.  @yogaasana6019  He already is super rich
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  768. “I feel you’re somewhat trapped in the NPC dialogue tree”
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  769.  @matildarose  Moiree is not a compression artifact, the same would happen with uncompressed video with sufficiently low resolution.
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  770. Why do anything?
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  771. “Like notes borrowed from the smartest kid in class” The smartest kid in the class took barely any notes as far as I can remember so for us mere mortals that’s not so useful.
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  772. The problem is there are no good options here but these people probably think Trump will reduce big government even though he’s essentially a democrat. Wages will not go down, purchasing power will. The government is screwing us with inflation and wrapping it up in a fancy package called “stimulus”.
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  773. You’re confusing health insurance with car insurance. It’s not legally required to have health insurance in the US.
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  774. 39:33 Why would you keep your coins on Coinbase and disclose something like that? It's literally the opposite of what Bitcoin was invented for and further harms your op-sec with this disclosure.
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  775. Pretty sure he doesn’t want to mate with you
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  776. 54:52 That’s an argument for more decentralization not less. If you distribute your keys more then it makes a $5 wrench attack less feasible. The reason people aren’t worried about the $5 wrench attack involving their bank account is because the transaction is usually reversible. The inverse goes for cash, if a bank has physical cash they are a target for robberies. If they have a multsig wallet they’re not going to be up against the same type of criminal and such an attack would be quite rare.
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  777. Why do you trust the FDA so much?
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  778. Prices aren’t increasing, the money is becoming worth less.
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  779. Just get rid of government issued IDs for everything please. People shouldn’t need a piece of plastic to prove they are human.
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  780.  @msmichelej How did you determine the OP doesn’t make a lot of assumptions?
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  781. Because they don’t even realize what they’re doing anymore
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  782. Close your brokerage account and buy real Bitcoin and gold.
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  783. She’s probably unqualified/unskilled, politicians don’t choose people based on skill.
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  784. 29:18 BITCOIN STARTS
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  785.  @wassupdoc7742  Tell that to the thousands of artists who are protesting against AI because they’re out of work. A job title doesn’t have to become non-existent for AI to eradicate millions of people’s jobs.
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  786. It’s a security risk to reveal that. Bezos is smarter than Zuckerberg but he still got hacked.
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  787. Test
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  788.  @mouse2482 Even ADHD drugs?
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  789. People said the same thing at $50k. Better to do some actual analysis to gain a statistical edge. Markets can always go lower.
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  790. You should use blinds if you don’t want people looking in your window.
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  791.  @xdgs567z That’s what they’ve been trying to do for years but have failed. They need to do their own thing in a good way.
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  792. It’s called Bitcoin priced in dollars.
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  793. The earth is flat otherwise I would roll off my bed
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  794. It’s pretty naive to think people aren’t already worried about inflation, Peter.
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  795. Don’t trust. Verify.
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  796. Gold +10% = Moon Bitcoin +1,000% = Moon
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  797. Why do you think Hertz isn’t just pumping from shorts covering? It’s been in a downtrend.
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  798. It’s an attack on free speech. They literally banned software, not bad actors themselves.
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  799. Some people buy real estate as a safe place to park their money somewhere. Bitcoin is arguably safer and will eat up some of that market when it’s no longer traded as a risk on asset.
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  800. Great Peter, you predicted the fed would go to zero, but please could you stop predicting Bitcoin will go to zero unless you have a credible argument? People could have made lots of money ignoring you.
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  801. If Bitcoin is worse than a ponzi, then is it even possible to describe the US dollar?
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  802.  @joshuakarr-BibleMan  That’s why I said it DEPENDS on the profession. Meaning professions need to be evaluated individually instead of trying to apply the same model for education to all of them. For example, some 13 year olds are better software engineers than 40 year olds with 20 years of experience. Should we have 13 year olds doing open heart surgery? Does this make the 13 year old software engineer any less competent? No and no.
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  803. Thanks for the genius insight
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  804. 11:45 How young is “young”? I don’t notice this trend of people using the word “feel” instead of “think”.
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  805. Saying you don’t know enough to make a sweeping policy decision isn’t exactly “stumbling”. More like, it’s being honest.
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  806. Why are they so sure Vivek won’t run again? There’s still 8 more presidential elections before Vivek is almost Trump’s age.
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  807. He is smart, he got into Stanford but smart people don’t always make decisions you agree with.
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  808. @ Not recommended as a store of value by who and why? Anyway, the scam doesn’t involve using a monetary instrument as a store of value, it involves using it as a medium of exchange.
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  809. Not a good indicator because he keeps saying things are bearish so things could be bearish for 1/10 of what he’s saying.
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  810. Wordpress is much different than AI. The question isn’t will there be jobs but rather will there be enough jobs?
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  811. @John-PaulHunt-wy7lfThe whole point of Bitcoin is it’s a TRUSTLESS currency. Do more research, you haven’t done your 100 hours of research on Bitcoin yet. Don’t trust. Verify.
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  812. So is she profitable? Losing money?
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  813. Why? Most of the things he’a doing don’t have good data to back their efficacy or are common knowledge
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  814. Rat poison for the IMF
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  815.  @voltaire9237 It depends on where they drive, if the only place they drive is on streets where the speed limit is 25 mph, how would it matter to them?
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  816. If he had stolen a candy bar I’d say the shop owner was in the wrong but the shop owner could have been stabbed by a hatchet.
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  817. Imagine if Elizabeth Warren watched this
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  818.  @thestayathomedad4240 And you can’t do an international wire transfer in minutes but you can accomplish the same thing with Bitcoin.
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  819.  @thestayathomedad4240  And you can mine gold because air exists! Want to buy some air? Just $100/cubic inch!
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  820.  @Roger-il8iw  Then your calculator is broken. A $64,000 initial investment with a 16% CAGR over 26 years comes out to $3,034,503.86. Inflation can be measured in a multitude of ways, he would have mentioned if he wasn’t speaking in nominal terms.
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  821. Bitcone goin ta da moon 🌙
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  822. At what point would you no longer consider bitcoin to be “new”? It’s nearly 15 years old!
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  823. When was this recorded? 47 years ago?
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  824. Even once you pay the bank, the government still owns your house. Miss that property tax payment? Oops. Not your keys, not your coins.
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  825. People shouldn’t want to do what he does
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  826. ROFL finance industry full of endless antiquated horse shit to give people a secret advantage.
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  827. Impulse control isn’t learned, it’s genetic
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  828. Lyn knows his stuff!
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  829. I’m assuming you’re talking about self-driving cars.... “Beats” is not the same as will beat. Why don’t we use our neurons instead of a calculator?
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  830. The thing that gives it away is the framerate. How often is bodycam footage that smooth? Also, the image quality is too clean.
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  831. Estate tax - what if a person who owns Bitcoin put the coins in a time lock before they die which doesn’t expire for a decade? Are their heirs still on the hook? For the value at time of death or time of transfer many years after death (when the time lock expires)? Time locks are one of the things that make Bitcoin an asset like no other. What if the Bitcoin is to be given only to person A but person A and person B are required in the multisig in order to move the Bitcoin and person B doesn’t want to cooperate?
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  832. Tesla is a software company first and foremost. Same goes for Apple.
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  833. Imagine if you had taken 5% of your gold and exchanged it for Bitcoin years ago when we told you to.
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  834. People actually use Bitcoin for their financial services, can’t say the same about nvidia stock.
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  835. 3:05 Descending wedges are generally bullish (if you identify them properly with appropriate volume), descending triangles are bearish.
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  836. Why is this guy trying to analyze Chat GPT when he didn’t even try using it before going on air to talk about it?
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  837. No amount of cash is enough to survive unlimited QE. Cash is trash.
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  838. If it’s racist to require a government issued ID then maybe the issuing body is the problem here. 🤔
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  839. @Sundar Pichai They’re right though, it’s just really complex.
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  840. Why didn’t the police involved have to contribute to the settlement cost? Doesn’t make any sense.
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  841.  @bengagliardo1080  The company charged interest, it’s probably a higher rate than any savings account.
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  842. Why is Fox still paying attention to Litecoin price?? 😂
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  843. CNBC is terrible at timing but that doesn’t mean they’re wrong about Bitcoin or other assets long term.
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  844. Keeping money involves actions too, for example, if you don’t take actions to setup security measures you could have all of your wealth stolen.
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  845. I like how Peter complains about tech companies yet they seem to always sponsor his show.
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  846. She’s certainly old enough to be God.
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  847. You’re wrong, they don’t send millions
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  848. Most mutual funds are a scam. Brokerages only let you auto invest into mutual funds for a reason. I buy ETFs out of principal when possible.
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  849. Just imagine if there was a law on how high stocks could go? It’s bad enough that the fed manipulates things indirectly. Let the free market be.
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  850. Use short wave or pigeons to fly your signed transactions to somewhere that can broadcast them
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  851.  @martyyvonnebeauty9222  It’s irrelevant how much or little money a realtor is making and how hard or easy it is if their job isn’t needed. The market doesn’t care about their feelings.
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  852. It’s also coming though
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  853. Should’ve just bought Bitcoin instead of crypto scams. Do some research next time.
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  854. Healthy customers don’t go to steak n shake
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  855. TBH, most of the humans they use are probably worse
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  856. You’re not early or late in 2024. It’s a 15 year old technology.
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  857.  @CantStopCor  I somehow doubt that, it’s more likely you are completely oblivious as to what you’re talking about. If you disagree, what’s the transaction ID?
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  858.  @Akab  Yeah, centralized blockchains are robust…ok. Let’s all use Z-Cash so we can get spam attacked with a cost of $10/day for the attacker! Lightning is fine for small transactions like consumers make on a daily basis. You can send BTC transactions on chain for 1 sat/byte which comes out to around $0.06 for essentially what is an international wire of an unlimited amount that becomes irreversible in a couple hours or less. Once any blockchain gets big enough it gets captured by the state if it isn’t decentralized. If there was something good in Litecoin it would have been added to BTC by now but the trade offs aren’t worth it.
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  859.  @edheldude Probably 1 Bitcoin
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  860. Bitcoin hit $15.5k. Problem was he was calling for < $10k
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  861. There’s a difference between scamming and terrible value.
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  862. What about physical gold? How do you make that invisible?
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  863. End gender separation in sports. Males, females, trans, let the best win. Then there’s no arguing over who should compete with who. Equal opportunity, not equal outcome.
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  864. Genocide is worse IMHO.
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  865.  @leonro I eat lots of vegetables and only a little bit of mercury. I’m way ahead of where most Americans are with their health.
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  866. 1:45 Verizon decided to cancel 5G so I guess coronavirus went away
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  867. If inflation keeps up it will be closer to $1m. Even just college is at least $100k.
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  868. This is why they disabled the dislike button, so people can’t see dislikes on a scammer’s video. Let the scammers thrive.
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  869.  @Garaceg Not really, running your own business means you can lose money. If you’re an employee you either make money or don’t. But not negative (unless your employer sues you or something).
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  870. I doubt it. Google goes where the money is. The money is in ads. They don’t want to show a bunch of ads to angry people because they’re less likely to convert. Google’s bigger than most of the entertainment business.
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  871.  @3rweldingandfabrication375  Money and connections are much bigger factors than voter fraud in who ends up running our government. It’s not like the establishment will allow us to vote for someone who would create significant positive change. Just look at all of Trump and Obama’s unfulfilled promises.
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  872. User experience is actually more important for old people because they’re dumb AF. Imagine Joe Biden trying to use a command line app…
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  873. Idk much of this plays like a highlight reel.
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  874. They both are. Corporations have rights too otherwise people wouldn’t use such a legal structure.
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  875.  @crypto_guapo  It can be a safety issue. Most landlords won’t even mitigate radon unless it’s above the EPA action level even though radon has a linear increase in risk of lung cancer and some won’t even do it at all. Not to mention poor ventilation and other potential safety hazards like gas stoves that take time to cause health problems. As time goes on we’re figuring out more problems with residential housing that is a health hazard, if you own your house you can quickly take action to fix it.
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  876.  @KennyCz87  Why? And where do you cook food with proper ventilation? Poor kitchen ventilation is one of the most common significant issues with residential air quality. I’m sure your kids will be thrilled living with their parents in a van.
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  877. If you include Android most of the world runs linux
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  878. I don’t really think this is a good way to refute someone’s argument, instead we should examine whether what he’s saying has any validity. If you eat too much of anything you will get fat.
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  879. Most “art” is bs anyway. There’s a reason most artists are starving artists.
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  880. Check your house for radon!
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  881. No Raoul Pal on Blockworks, that’s about it.
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  882.  @mocheen4837  You're not going to learn much about economics from serving food. She probably did research on her own rather than her job teaching her.
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  883.  @Garth2011  If that’s the case, can’t they just put a flood light on a stand in the yard? Does HOA have to prove the homeowner put the light there? What if an unknown entity installed flood lights on all the houses without permission?
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  884. I’m sure those crazy people who use email to communicate instead of USPS beg to differ
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  885. How did you invest in a specific department at netflix? Did you get in before they went public?
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  886. Trump is more of a troll than people realize so he gains credibility. He doesn’t follow through with most of what he says.
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  887. Good job asking a tough question. Because the democrats are so awful and fake at this point people are acting like Trump is some magical symbol of freedom and responsible spending.
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  888. Ethereum is a scam and an unlicensed, unregistered security. Watch Tone Vays’ crypto scam episodes if you need help. Why are you investing in scams? Learn from XRP or Bitconnect.
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  889. Great, people will always like to go out, but the question is how many people, how often and doing what?
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  890. SteinchenTV 13:11 There’s a car driving. That said, I don’t know why a static background would or wouldn’t imply a green screen. It’s possible to use a video as a background Incase you missed your weather channel for the past 50 years.
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  891. You can lose 100% of your investment and there’s no one to sue if that happens.
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  892. Just another way for big money to bet on Bitcoin from the comfort of their centralized paper chairs
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  893. And start their own currency so they’re never poor
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  894. He got my hopes up that we were actually gonna learn why it takes banks atleast 3-5 business days TO DO ANYTHING! The mystery remains…
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  895. It is? What percentage of the population is mutilating themselves? I’m pretty sure it’s tiny. Let people make bad decisions if they don’t affect you.
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  896. What’s best movies on the importance privacy besides 1984 and Snowden stuff? Family doesn’t understand what can happen even if you don’t seem anything happening today in first world countries.
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  897.  @cross-eyedmary6619  Or they want user adoption
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  898. The internet won’t know what gender you are if you know how to maintain your privacy
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  899. Bitcoin’s isn’t going under $69k ever again.
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  900. They’re not really that expensive, it’s mostly the dollar has lost value and our wages haven’t kept up.
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  901. The fact that he just throws out there “buy crypto” as a strategy to pay for a house is wild. If he said Bitcoin that would be completely different but “crypto” includes 20,000 scam coins that will probably go to zero. Basically, what little money these people have will evaporate in meme coins.
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  902. Twitch is owned by Amazon, Amazon is greedy AF & predatory toward their sellers. This is not surprising.
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  903. 36:10 He seems to be oblivious to multisig…and the whole point of Bitcoin in general.
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  904. Bitcoin trades off of technicals. If someone is going to trade bitcoin, technical analysis is really important. There’s not much fundamental analysis that one can use to trade it (not saying trading bitcoin is a good idea).
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  905. Gmoneyinc They either think a recession isn’t coming or think people will want gold when the they’re trying to buy food and toilet paper.
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  906. Ask Chat GPT to write a new university handbook
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  907. It’s much easier to do a CS degree and get a blockchain developer job than sell the top consistently.
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  908.  @nadirqg  What it had logs but nobody knew it had logs?
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  909.  @mjrausch Quite the opposite, there’s far less banks than there were 25 years ago.
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  910. I would have the opposite reaction - horrified that I might be right about the implications of AI, not relieved.
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  911. Satoshi is an ethnic minority and female, therefore Bitcoin is good. If our government doesn’t like it they must be racists.
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  912. Why? He wasn’t posing a threat so why escalate things?
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  913. Why is this guy not in jail?
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  914.  @christinagarcia4544  Why are you not in jail too?
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  915. That makes sense, most people can’t afford million dollars mansions and if that’s the only place to live most people are going to be homeless. Even a studio apartment in Cali can easily cost $500k+ to buy.
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  916. 0:24 Not everyone can withdraw their funds? Wtf does he mean? On an exchange that hasn’t halted withdrawals why would someone not be able to able withdraw their own funds?
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  917. 28:07 Why do people need to be moving Bitcoin around for it to be successful? Do people move their real estate around? Flippers are a tiny part of the real estate market.
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  918. How do you get an interview without having a degree?
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  919. You can buy real estate with Bitcoin or stable coins. When the pandemic was starting there were people in NYC were selling high end condos for like $50 mil and would ONLY accept crypto because of the banks being understaffed/shut down/slow.
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  920.  @scottrussell360  That’s the advantage of Bitcoin, it’s borderless.
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  921.  @megami215  Bitcoin isn’t an app, lmao. Ask them if they accept fed wire from consumers at Burger King.
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  922. Crypto is neither a security nor a commodity…it’s an industry. How can an industry be a security or a commodity?
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  923. I am my own bank
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  924. Did you read the white paper?
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  925.  @Soundwave-F7Z  How did you determine that the same or greater rate of progress in AI will continue?
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  926. “I OWN 32 of them” …but I don’t know where the keys are. 😂
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  927. Money may not buy you happiness but it could enable you to save your life if the stars align and you’re proactive.
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  928. Imagine if governments woke up and started using PGP signatures to prove who a message is coming from. They can’t even launch a website…
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  929. Rofl this sounds like a comment from a noob in 2017
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  930. That’s why they invented inflation
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  931. The fiat ponzi will end
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  932. You’d lose a lot of people who are busy during that time window.
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  933. Peter, what makes you think this is the time the bubble doesn’t re-inflate? Dollar isn’t collapsing yet, seems to me like we’ve got another 3-6 more bubbles before the dollar collapses.
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  934.  @maureenviola  Lavalieres and boom mics don’t work in houses?
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  935. What did he scam people out of? Seems pretty dumb.
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  936. Bitcoin is pretty much the only thing worthwhile in crypto.
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  937. Gold isn’t a ponzi and it’s not as good as Bitcoin
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  938. This is why the death penalty should rarely be applied and with caution.
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  939. @Stevie D Congrats on buying mutual funds created by someone who has been wrong for a decade
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  940. Lawn-mowing has become “technical profession”?
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  941. BITCONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEECT
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  942.  @SuperFinGuy  What “true peer-to-peer network” exists for transferring value without physical contact?
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  943. Don’t ban things, give us more freedom.
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  944. Banking apps too often look like they’re from 1999 for some reason, I hope their back end is stronger than their front end.
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  945.  @peterschiff  Bitcoin went down 15% in a single day after going up 10-15% in a single day multiple times this year. Bitcoin may have just put in a medium term top but that doesn’t take away the inherent advantages Bitcoin will always have over gold. Security — multisig makes it difficult to confiscate Bitcoin. Portability — transfer or liquidate any amount of Bitcoin 24/7. Supply — gold’s total supply is unknown but Bitcoin’s is known and capped. Peter, sooner or later you’ll want to start selling some shovels to Bitcoiners. There’s no doubt a lot speculators, gamblers and dumb millennials in Bitcoin right now but that doesn’t make it any less extraordinary.
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  946.  @yankeesuperstar  You can’t
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  947.  @shanecle  He’s not trading so how would they even target him?
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  948. True but he makes valid points
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  949.  @justincase9471  Which is best though?
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  950. It doesn’t matter how much money you have, you can’t buy good weather, rich people flock there for a reason.
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  951. Why can’t we make immutable laws that can’t be modified once passed so that we don’t have to rely on the promises of politicians?
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  952. He also put in a lot of work to learn
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  953. The real question is how much will gold be worth denominated in Bitcoin in 5 years? 0.00000000001 BTC per ounce of gold?
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  954. How do you determine whether you’re lazy or logical if relative to your peers you would be working 10x harder for ½ the result?
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  955. They increased the monetary supply by 40% and insurance rates went up 38%. Who would have thought? 🤔
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  956. In some cases asking for too much help can be a bad idea because it shows your superiors you’re too lazy to use google to learn and waste people’s time.
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  957. I seriously doubt we can get politicians to consider everyone individually, it’s just not easy to scale with our current technology. Even if we had smart politicians, it’s just not feasible to precisely accommodate everyone. This video on its own will have minimal impact, policy and market trends will.
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  958. The people working in government at that level are too dumb to examine who needs money. The smart people in government are too busy being corrupt and bailing out giant companies. Don’t get me wrong though, in my opinion no company should get bailed out or assistance but if someone is going to get it, it should go to the mid sized and small businesses. The problem is there’s a shortage of brain power.
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  959. If there’s any bright side to the situation atleast it teaches people religion is generally a scam.
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  960. Wtf now one of Peter’s sponsors is collecting people’s facial data?
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  961. It really depends on what neighborhood you’re in.
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  962.  @highfighter219er5  It makes people safer and more self-sovereign. The next step should be removal of e-mail for password recovery. Most people use text message 2-fa because they’re too lazy. The primary risk with security keys is the manufacturer (Yubico, etc) logging the secrets put inside the 2-fa keys. This is unlikely and the manufacturer would still need your password. There are security key devices that let you roll dice and input your own secret though.
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  963.  @andrive  People can make bad choices, when I say “should” I’m referring to the logical choice, not that they have to obey my orders. People smoke 10 packs of cigarettes per day and are free to do so but that doesn’t mean it’s logical.
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  964. Monkeys also have beating hearts. Brains are what make humans different.
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  965.  @justinaldrich1719  Try sending an ACH bitcoin transfer. It won’t work.
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  966. Why don’t they just buy their own houses then if they don’t want to rent?
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  967. Or just buy Bitcoin and HODL.
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  968.  @thedude8908  No, there’s plenty of existing restaurants such that even if new restaurants weren’t opened, eating out wouldn’t likely cease to exist in most populated areas.
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  969. Dude looks like he’s in a coma
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  970.  @s0nnyburnett And Bitcoin
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  971. How do you disable all suggestions like intellisense and all that stupidity temporarily in VS code?
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  972. Not a solution, that’s like saying in 1995 - “end CDs”. We need to make them irrelevant.
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  973. I think you need to read a book on the basics of portfolio management. 😂 You’re confused, if someone is just paying their bills in america, there’s no point in thinking about asset allocation. Once you have an emergency fund then start thinking about how to diversify your wealth into assets and make sure to max out retirement accounts.
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  974. Bitcoin is rat poison, Munger, Buffet and the traditional financial system are the rats.
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  975. The problem with your McDonald’s experiment is that most people who work at McDonald’s are dumber than you. Intelligence matters, and no, getting through high school isn’t a reliable measure of this. It might be interesting to take someone with an IQ of 90 and coach them to see if they can replicate this. This could be extremely valuable to those of average and below average intelligence because as technology has advanced its essentially been winner take all for bright people even if they come from a family with no money.
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  976. Marketcap doesn’t matter so much when you have access codes to the government’s arm.
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  977. Is this news to you or something? If you do the numbers most people can’t retire while supporting a family comfortably without investing. It’s just becoming more and more true each year.
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  978. How do you know?
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  979.  @yerossyle  I don’t think anyone in the comments section is concerned over gaining/losing your respect.
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  980. This is a side effect of inflation
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  981. With session tokens can’t google just require that token only work with the IP address that initiated that token?
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  982. Outlaw humans
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  983. It could be that they have an assistant taking care of the bill…reading into things too much just makes you look silly like woke people look silly.
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  984. Does it still work?
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  985. Well, proof of work can monetize a lot of otherwise wasted energy.
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  986. The lack of remorse isn’t surprising isn’t surprising for someone on the spectrum. What is surprising is his actions.
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  987.  @johnnyblazem5326  Uh news flash: there are plenty of other ways to make money besides real estate. The stock market and bitcoin both have historically outperformed real estate. You are beholden to the banks and the state, they can decide to change the rules when they feel like it and even with the current rules you have no control over the monetary supply. You’re levering up an asset under complete control of the state. You must submit.
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  988.  @Disgruntled_Canadian He may know about it but it’s not like he’s a physician who understands all the details and risks of different approaches.
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  989. This guy is always a bull. Usually the market is in a bull market so it works out.
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  990. TLDR; No, because nobody wants gold.
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  991. Why are you always sweating so much?
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  992. IQ is typically heritable
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  993. The problem is the USA produces nothing of value anymore except big tech so all the money goes into the valuable thing.
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  994. The market is up 50% from 2 years ago, that’s why he says it.
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  995. As usual the financially privileged can’t imagine what they have something others don’t. 💀 I think you missed the point here, the people using the protocol are not anyone’s clientele. It would be like banning air because criminals use air.
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  996. He’s wrong but not a reliable contra indicator because he never makes his timeframes clear
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  997. MKBHD is pretty clueless for any product that isn’t extremely mainstream.
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  998. Be careful saving in dollars, you will lose to inflation, save in Bitcoin and S&P 500 shares unless you need short term liquidity.
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  999. Wouldn’t it be good to hear why the attack occurred?
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  1000. People should stop using them too, then there will be no further sales
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  1001. How does eating lunch add to the current situation
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  1002. As someone with Asperger’s, I’m convinced Google’s marketing team is severely autistic.
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  1003. I agree, it’s the person’s abilities that matter most, not their qualifications. A smart person will do well either way. It’s unfortunate how many dumb people there are in this world.
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  1004.  @LammaDrama  Rofl what are you talking about? Most hardware source code isn’t even open source code isn’t even open source, you can fork source code you don’t have. Hardware has all kinds of logistical problems, for one, it can’t be updated after it ships (apart from the firmware running on it).
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  1005.  @LammaDrama  rofl hardware - as in electronics or things that run code on them
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  1006.  @LammaDrama  It’s not applicable to the context of this discussion. When someone uses the saying “hardware is hard” they’re referring to the severe limitations of electronics hardware engineering compared to software engineering. Forks and knives generally aren’t hard to build individually, the difficult problems to be solved there are mainly those of efficiency in scaling the manufacturing processes. You don’t need to update a fork or a knife’s design because of a corner case bug that bricks the device.
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  1007. Their goal is clicks not being useful
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  1008. Solution: WORK FROM HOME
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  1009. Then why pay them at all?
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  1010. Maybe I haven’t seen enough people get slapped IRL but it looked fake.
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  1011. Aren’t like 99% of the best engineers in Silicon Valley, immigrants?
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  1012. It’s not necessarily “the worst” to have multiple mental illnesses. A person could have several mild mental illnesses that only result in a moderate reduction in functioning. Another person could have a single extremely crippling diagnosis. The range of symptoms far too diverse for making generalizations.
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  1013. The chances of electricity and internet connectivity disappearing simultaneously world wide are extremely slim. If it does, bullets and food will likely be the best stores of value.
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  1014. He doesn’t have the sophisticated algorithms you use for price forecasting
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  1015. Bitcoin will save us
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  1016. The only overlord is Satoshi
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  1017.  @shughy1  That’s a human discipline problem, not a technological one. The people telling stories are different these days.
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  1018. If he’s autistic, how much of it is his fault and how much of it is the autism?
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  1019. Money grows on trees, we don't need entrepreneurs.
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  1020.  @nadia0701 Considering he’s running for president that’s not that bad speaking on relative basis. For a normal human, yes, it’s bad.
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  1021. More like, forgotten the word “logic” exists.
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  1022. Why would you invest in something you aren’t knowledgeable about? That’s a disaster waiting to happen unless they’re broad indexes or something.
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  1023. That’s like saying cars should be banned because drunk drivers exist. Rofl get an education, it’s not 2010 anymore. There’s no excuse for not understanding Bitcoin’s value proposition and the dollar’s history of harming people.
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  1024. Good god no wonder our financial system is still so inefficient. Inefficiencies = more money
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  1025. She works for CNBC. Just doing her job.
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  1026. Maybe San Francisco should start stocking up on these
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  1027. Difficult to store
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  1028. Why does he sound like he’s on a phone call but is using video chat?
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  1029. This guy might be right but I doubt the bottom from here will be low enough to even be worth it to accumulate more Bitcoin. Could care less about a 20% pullback.
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  1030. Only people who actually benefit from it are in favor of it.
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  1031. 39:15 Peter your gold backed crypto already exists and nobody uses it. It’s called “PAXG”. It’s pointless though because the gold can be seized so you might as well use a centralized service to hold your gold. Bitcoin’s lack of physical backing is what makes it valuable.
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  1032. This is the next Corona virus
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  1033. Shouldn't Juneteenth be celebrated on June 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19? Shouldn't it be JuneteenthS then?
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  1034. Seeing as we don’t even know how humans think it’s a fools errand to try to predict whether there will be a machine that thinks like a human.
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  1035. If it happens consistently, it’s likely the map that is wrong, GPS is typically accurate within about 3 meters.
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  1036. Bitcoin $20k here we come
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  1037. Gold didn’t exactly fail from 2001-2011, it moves slowly.
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  1038. This is why it’s kind of BS to base sentencing on how a person is reacting in court that day. People display their reactions differently and some can fake it better than others.
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  1039.  @gravityhorse4781  Buying a new iPhone wasn’t fixing a security problem of this nature.
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  1040. I don’t think that will be shocking, people have been warning for decades that the dollar will collapse, so it will be no surprise.
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  1041. AI will be able to do most accounting jobs sooner than a developer’s job.
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  1042. The fed doesn’t care about your feelings but they do care about their own feelings.
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  1043. Isn’t the dollar already digital?
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  1044. I don’t understand, if someone doesn’t show up for work isn’t it a given that they would be fired? What is the point of a warning letter about something that is common sense?
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  1045. Why would anyone trust a government that tells us n95 masks don’t help protect people because they just wanted to hord them?
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  1046. At least he’s smarter than most of our politicians, though, that doesn’t say much
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  1047. People buy into Ponzi schemes for profit, genius
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  1048. Either this guy is going to be right and we top under $150k or he’s going to be dead wrong and we go go $500k+. Everyone and their mother is calling for $200-$250k so that seems like the least likely target.
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  1049. They are friends but Peter is the weird in kid in the group
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  1050. He sounds like he’s yelling all the time
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  1051. Governments only has a chance when something is unprofitable. They usually screw it up, regardless.
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  1052. Uh Peter gold has barely moved and still hasn’t established an uptrend on the weekly. Not saying it won’t but it’s too early to say.
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  1053. The problem is they have a monopoly. If more employers would recognized non-accredited education then the price wouldn’t be so high. To make matters worse, the government endlessly expands the monetary supply (typically creating inflation).
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  1054.  @Cenot4ph Completely wrong, there isn’t a one size fits all diet
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  1055. No longer a millionaire after buying all those keyboards.
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  1056. I hope they continue down this track, hopefully the banks next so Bitcoin can moon.
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  1057. Begin the follow up scam comments
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  1058. Maybe, but maybe not.
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  1059. Nothing new from Saylor here.
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  1060. Please bring Ed back a couple times every year.
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  1061. It’s manipulated
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  1062. The reason for that is your hypothetical situation assumes other merchants can’t get rid of that swipe fee. BUT if ALL merchants didn’t have a swipe fee the market would force lower prices. This doesn’t mean we would necessarily see a price drop in terms of dollars but rather as inflation increases, prices wouldn’t rise as quickly as they would with the swipe fee.
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  1063. Idk the EU is becoming more and more irrelevant so eventually manufacturers will just stop selling phones there and people living there will just import.
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  1064. What country are you in?
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  1065. You don’t need conservative tech in this case, you need censorship resistant payments for the world. If only someone would invent that…oh wait someone did invent it in 2008.
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  1066. Your scam is out of date
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  1067. What are you in here for? I repaired my dad’s iPhone.
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  1068. Great job interviewing a sell out and a dude who looks like he’s gone completely crazy
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  1069. Can you 3 of 5 multisig your gold and silver?
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  1070. I agree, anyone who doesn’t know how to code everything as fast as chat gpt can write it is lazy.
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  1071. due to*
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  1072. That’s a lot of words to say nothing.
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  1073. You also forgot genes.
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  1074. He is a super brain but that doesn’t mean everything he says is right.
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  1075.  @ThomasFoolery8 Anything is possible with enough hard work
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  1076. Not a Trump or Biden fan but I think Trump just won the election by surviving covid.
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  1077. Not sure why the government is so concerned about some people machining blocks of aluminum in their basement. Why aren’t they more concerned about Bitcoin?
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  1078. Won’t happen for atleast 5 years
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  1079. If it’s fake money you didn’t lose anything so why be bitter about it?
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  1080. Max should be 35. Too many old farts running this country.
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  1081. @hauntedhistory4712 Wage doesn’t directly affect ability to do one’s job if they can pay for living expenses. A maximum wage wouldn’t be very useful because most people in power make their money through equity appreciation, not their wages. 😂
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  1082.  @MetalheadMatt36  That would crash the markets. Fail.
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  1083. Bitcoin could be debased too, it’s just hard to do
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  1084. Depends on how smart you are. Work smart (if IQ permits), not hard.
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  1085. The poll was regarding whether he should SELL not whether he should pay taxes.
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  1086. This is just an excuse to track adults
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  1087. Buy and use Bitcoin if you don’t like bail outs.
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  1088. This is what happens when your government prints too much money
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  1089. @ Automation can be used to do that too.
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  1090. IT’S RACISM, THEY PUT THE COLORED MAN IN PRIZON FOR 7 YEARS
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  1091.  @marianhunt8899 I think you’re confusing unintelligent with corrupt and not the smartest person in the room but not stupid. In the US most politicians are lawyers, you can’t be unintelligent and become a lawyers, it’s not easy. But it doesn’t mean you’re ethical or the smartest.
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  1092. Lmao why don’t they make even 1 mention of self-custody?
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  1093.  @RandyTemple-bs You’re generalizing, most millionaires are self made.
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  1094. Easier to just buy Bitcoin
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  1095. Aren’t hate crimes more heavily prosecuted?
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  1096. Physical gold and silver aren’t exactly the most “liquid” assets. Good lucky liquidating them at 11pm at night on a Sunday at moment’s notice.
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  1097. So what if someone conceals merchandise on their dog? Dogs aren’t persons.
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  1098. Uh then whose YouTube account are you using to comment here and why is it relevant at what age you deleted your accounts? No one in the comments section has any idea how old you are.
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  1099. Thank you for mentioning rTMS, I don’t think many people have even heard of it.
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  1100. When will this guy go bald, good god.
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  1101. Q.E. = Quite Evil
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  1102. 2:03 Peter Fish? 🐠
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  1103. Not being proud of one’s race doesn’t necessarily mean one dislikes their race, it could mean they don’t care enough to be proud of it. Instead they might spend their time being proud of something else.
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  1104. Shoulda bought Bitcoin
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  1105. Thought it said “Dreamcast”.
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  1106. Not really as simple as that. If the good actors don’t build it, they’re not going to stand a chance of understanding it when a bad actor is the only one who knows how to build it.
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  1107. Yup, I want a refund from kitco, these free YouTube videos are too expensive.
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  1108. This guy was calling for $12k BTC in 2022 on Kitco. Top is near, if not a long term top then an intermediate top to frustrate bozos like this.
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  1109. If you ignored him and bought stocks 10 years ago you’d still be massively just buying indexes.
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  1110. So if deliberate cold exposure increases dopamine does this mean it will make it hard to sleep if done at night?
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  1111. The selegiline patch he was using did require some pretty serious dietary restrictions. Users of that medication need to avoid tryptamine which is found in meats and cheese. It can have life threatening side effects if those dietary restrictions aren’t followed. Not sure if he’s still taking that medication in jail though. I doubt he was using it for a legitimate reason.
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  1112. It’s Obama, that’s why he didn’t do a 3rd term.
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  1113.  @Schumdog1  1 BTC will still = 1 BTC during a recession
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  1114. The man of last century until he understands bitcoin
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  1115.  @Lysergic_ n theory, yes, but the medical field is so slow to evolve, they’re still using fax machines. There’s too much liability risk for them to bother with getting rid of anything that touches a patient based on decisions made by AI. Most physician assistants I could see going away.
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  1116. I mean if you want work life balance just switch to a field that isn’t competitive
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  1117.  @autograph415 Most of the time we haven’t witnessed this. Normally he’s on a teleprompter and dementia is a progressive disease and it had been a long since we saw him without a teleprompter. The combination of time + lack of teleprompter = horrendous performance.
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  1118. Dude doesn’t even know BTC is written in C++, Saylor got a scholarship to MIT. He’s a complete bozo.
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  1119. Why not best journalist in general? She isn’t as good as male journalists?
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  1120. If everyone will know when the risk on rally is here, won’t the market rally before that?
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  1121.  @michaelp9707  Bitcoin doesn’t have any competitors except the dollar.
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  1122.  @michaelp9707  Just because something doesn’t have competitors doesn’t mean it can’t go down in price. Does the price of wheat have competitors?
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  1123.  @Andrew-hu1bx  A 100% rally wouldn’t be new highs for Bitcoin. QT does not guarantee bear market rallies and short squeezes won’t occur. It also doesn’t guarantee something unexpected won’t happen. Investing would be a lot easier if it was possible to know where price action will lead.
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  1124. The world is getting better if you can keep up. Unfortunately, many people’s wages decline substantially every year.
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  1125. You don’t understand Bitcoin or the words you’re using. Do some research.
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  1126. Lol Peter has been saying the same thing since $10 BTC. He doesn’t even change any of his talking points.
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  1127. Regional director of some government agency - rich But an engineer? Not likely, more like middle class or upper middle class.
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  1128. It didn’t win last decade
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  1129. I’m all for NFTs if they’re owned by a couple thousand rich people instead of just Visa and MasterCard. Payment processors suck. What will suck is if Visa tries to slide in as the middleman for NFTs. Distributing rent seeking behavior to many rich people who aren’t colluding together is better than 1 or 2 central organizations controlling everything.
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  1130. 42 is young?
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  1131. Just forgive all the student debt and write everyone $1 million stimy checks so Bitcoin will be at $100 million per coin overnight.
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  1132. Being backed by nothing tabgeable is Bitcoin’s biggest strength.
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  1133. This scam is a twist on a real problem. Cancel culture - once you’re banned from a seller platform it’s for life unless you go into the witness protection program.
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  1134. What’s the point if they’re not anon?
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  1135. “Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.”
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  1136. Weird mouth movements
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  1137. This would never work in America
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  1138.  Wheeler63  No, that’s unreasonable. If they ask, he doesn’t have to comply. If it’s a lawful order only then he must comply.
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  1139. Not entirely true, technology is making some stuff you do and do not need, cheaper.
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  1140. Why not? If it’s pseudonymous like Bitcoin, what’s to stop someone from casting more than 1 vote?
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  1141. Why don’t they just stop dividing sports based on genitalia? If there’s just a single league for male/female/other then there’s no debate over who should be eligible to compete in which league.
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  1142. @ That’s because California has an infinite money glitch
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  1143. Crypto is mostly centralized, even without the fed. Fortunately Bitcoin exists.
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  1144. Or just act responsibly with what information you enter and use it to your advantage
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  1145. It may in part be an increased awareness and excess sensitivity toward mental health concerns.
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  1146. Sounds like a waste of humanity’s resources. We already figured out how to tell time, let’s eliminate heart disease, cancer and other important crap.
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  1147. CRISP…POWERFUL…BEATS
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  1148.  @SThompsonRAMM_1203 The problem with CO detectors is most of them are only designed to detect high levels of CO that create an immediate danger. They don’t warn you about chronic low level exposure which is bad for your health long term.
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  1149. @ Not everyone in cold climates is rich, sorry. Gas heating still beats freezing to death. Typically it’s not the age of the gas line that makes it costly, it’s the electrical panel upgrade in old houses. That said, gas heating is vented unlike gas stoves so if installed properly they pose far less risk to the home owner than a gas stove. Radon is a much bigger danger than a properly vented and install natural gas furnace. The danger of radon is there’s no smell or symptoms from it until it’s too late. It’s also uncommon for people to have radon detectors.
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  1150. Atleast the stock market will probably continue to go up despite likely having a psycho for a 2nd term.
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  1151. Jamie Foxworthy I’m pretty sure that’s not accurate, most of Americans are in debt or don’t pay attention to the stock market. The best investment you can make is often paying off debt unless it’s extremely low interest rate.
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  1152. If you didn’t have the privilege of financial services you would start to realize just how valuable Bitcoin is
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  1153.  @akebouz I agree, software is worthless! Who in their right mind would ever think software would be of any real value? Garbage!
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  1154.  @Traumatree Not to mention some fundamental math courses. A math minor should be mandatory for any cybersecurity degree.
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  1155. That’s pretty good if it’s true and he bought around $4k. Anyone claiming they consistently trade by buying the low and selling the top is a liar. Some people can get a significant part of the move though, so his story is more believable.
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  1156. So if my car isn’t for sale (so you cannot buy it), then if you steal my car is it not theft?
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  1157. The same can be said for pretty much any liquid financial market…
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  1158. Hopefully more people will start using multi-sig.
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  1159.  @terrydaktyllus1320  Wow! There's still people out there falling for the US dollar Ponzi Scheme/enslavement?
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  1160. How do you determine if a corporation is “wealthy and rich”?
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  1161. That 280% “inflation adjusted” increase is in large part because the inflation rate you used is not representative of the real inflation of prices of things that matter to people.
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  1162. What do you mean by “internationally”? They already operate in multiple countries.
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  1163. Ever heard of forex trading, genius? Imagine if traders didn’t have to pay tax.
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  1164.  @miller5170 You’re missing a key aspect of renting - investing. If you invest in much higher returning assets than real estate with the savings from renting you may come out ahead by a long shot.
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  1165.  @Weetorp  Yes, but if you do the currency conversion to USD the returns for the Nifty 50 are much higher than iShares INDY which is supposed to track the Nifty 50. It’s not simply the expense ratio. The difference over just a couple years is massive.
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  1166. Making model B that makes model A obsolete is a form of fighting model A.
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  1167. It costs money, why don’t you do it
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  1168. Peter if you had exchanged a couple ounces of gold for Bitcoin back when you heard about it, you’d be a billionaire today.
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  1169. Why would you put 33% into Canada stocks? The country is collapsing.
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  1170. The problem with that is some cops actually like conflict and confrontation. Some cops signed up for the adrenaline rush. Treat others in a civilized manner, it doesn’t matter how you want to be treated.
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  1171. The plan is to distract us from hyperinflation
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  1172. Whoa the sponsors are back
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  1173. Isn’t he a she?
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  1174. The people using search aren’t their customers, advertisers are.
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  1175. It’s apple’s idea
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  1176.  @Ghost-jy9hk Wanna buy some bags of air? I have them for $7 each
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  1177. If they can buy Bitcoin they hold themselves they may one day get that money back 10 fold.
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  1178. That’s why it’s dumb to devote yourself to a political party instead of truth
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  1179. Maybe you have a short attention span
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  1180. What about little tech?
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  1181. Did they do it with the intention of making money or because they were incompetent and thought that was the right thing to do?
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  1182. As sad as this is, seriously how are people this dumb?
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  1183. Bitcoin is more scarce than time, people can live a longer or shorter life due to innovations in medicine and lifestyle changes.
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  1184. Why doesn’t BLM follow their example
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  1185. Considering the complexity of their products, I find it hard to believe there is anything “low key” about the fact that geniuses work at Nvidia and other top tech companies.
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  1186. Why do grocery companies bother with making 1.6%? They could just invest that money into the s&p500 and get 10% or Bitcoin and get 20-50%.
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  1187. Do you live in an RV?
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  1188. Unfortunately, a lot of them are too dumb. No matter how hard they work they won’t be able to compete with smart people from other countries. UBI will be needed for these people or life isn’t going to be very fun for those of us who are employed.
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  1189. Why compare yourself to television? Television is legacy and dying.
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  1190. Math is intangible nonsense. #DefundTheMathematicians
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  1191. A young Jeff Bezos
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  1192.  @Jane5720  Tell that to terminal cancer patients
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  1193.  @beachlife4346 It’s not the job that’s the issue, it’s the lifestyle people choose. One can get a standing desk and exercise. That’s better for your health than long hours of back breaking labor while breathing in second hand smoke.
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  1194.  @Withoutmixture  The federal reserve is the root cause. They don’t pass laws but they devalue your money.
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  1195. Peter, I think you’re missing the big picture here…FANG stocks are still up massively since 2008. For example, Apple is still up 4,800% since end of 2008. Even with a 50% drop from here, Apple will be at 2020 prices. The meme stocks are getting crushed but for most FANG stocks this is just a pull back so far.
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  1196.  @flag_bearertruth6257  Even if Apple dropped 80% from current price it would still be +869% from 2008 lows. 😂 Peter missed the boat and wants to make a 30% pullback seem like the sky is falling when he could have just bought in and be up thousands of percent.
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  1197.  @flag_bearertruth6257  I wasn’t implying anything about whether the bottom is in. That said, I doubt the bottom is in but I wouldn’t be surprised to see a rally this month. When you say “$ goes up”, are you referring to the DXY? That’s just the dollar’s strength relative to other fiat currencies. The dollar is the strongest fiat currency so it’s likely the others will collapse before or at the same time as the dollar in which case the DXY wouldn’t tell you much about the dollar being inflated away. Once the dollar goes into borderline hyperinflation like Peter suggests, stocks should moon to extraordinary levels (denominated in dollars) and then crash (in real terms) once the market realizes the currency all these companies depend on is going to disrupt the world economy in a profound way. I don’t see this happening anytime soon unless some sort of external disaster causes it or something like Bitcoin begins to replace the dollar because people flock to it. People need a currency to use and the dollar is the strongest one. The powers that be want to steal from us but they don’t want to risk a currency collapse. Seems to me like the most probable scenario is Bitcoin will be a check on governments not to print too much currency but as long as they don’t go overboard the dollar will remain dominant.
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  1198. You really owe it to yourself to learn about Bitcoin. It’s writing history books - a rules based monetary policy. That’s probably why bought Ethereum and lost money - didn’t do enough research. Ethereum is a scam.
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  1199. @ Do you think they would have used 16mm back in the 90’s for something like this?
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  1200. Didn’t they say it’s contactless? Handing your phone over shouldn’t be necessary but we may need some regulation stating you don’t have to hand over your phone because there’s a lot of dumb people in this world. The problem is carrying a thick piece of leather in your pocket everywhere you go and potentially be in legal trouble if you forget. I agree though, it’s better for privacy to pay with cash but sometimes you may go out without planning to buy something.
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  1201. Most real estate agents should be replaced by software, we really shouldn’t need so many people and companies taking a slice of every transaction. Just the best and the brightest will remain for high end luxury properties where the stakes are higher.
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  1202. If that's the case, it's the least destructive religion I've seen.
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  1203. Can any of these be self-taught with no degree?
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  1204. Bitcoin > real estate
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  1205. What if you forget your wallet
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  1206. There are plenty of great wallets for Bitcoin these days, Mark. 2012 is over, it’s 2022, no excuses.
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  1207. If it’s a self custody phone wallet, sim swapping wouldn’t result in loss of funds
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  1208. Ever heard of a pickpocket? 🤡
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  1209. O’Leary will get his money back but depositors won’t.
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  1210.  @eliot5220 The dude is already wildly rich. If you don’t understand Bitcoin’s value proposition you either haven’t put in the work, are too stubborn or just too stupid to understand it.
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  1211. Why aren’t you concerned about relying on a single institution for all credit card transactions? What if they cancel your card?
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  1212.  @sdrc92126  A lot of people act like gorillas, it sounds like it was essentially right
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  1213. It takes a lot of human ingenuity to make AI. It’s just being displaced to more productive things.
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  1214. The problem in Michigan is that some of the mandated orders seemed contradictory. I’ve heard people aren’t allowed to go fishing alone yet they aren’t limiting the number of people inside a grocery store. The governor needs to do a better job when dealing with the unwashed masses but it’s no excuse for all of these idiots protesting in a physical space. If they were intelligent enough they would know how to protest without being in the same physical space.
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  1215. Basically woke republicans
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  1216. Just an example of what other builders may need to do instead of waiting for permits.
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  1217. If he knew what he was talking about he wouldn’t be saying we haven’t seen any use of Bitcoin so far.
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  1218. The host seems to think the US government is his buddy and would never hurt his feelings.
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  1219. Normal people don’t live in California. Only rich people and stupid people do.
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  1220. Pretty pathetic when a 78 year seems youthful.
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  1221. The only people who understand what’s going on are those with assets and those with assets are benefiting from the fed’s policy so nothing is going to change until the market gives up on the fed.
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  1222. Kind of an ironic discussion for someone who keeps their coins on Coinbase.
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  1223. Not exactly true, the line is blurry, look at the federal reserve.
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  1224. Buy 1 get 1 free of anything. They could have taken a 2nd water bottle…
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  1225. 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  1226.  @PinballBob1  It’s very easy to steal gold, all they have to do is find the gold in a single place and take it. Same can’t be said for multisig Bitcoin.
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  1227. What if they don’t make you feel worse at first? Does it mean your brain chemistry is incompatible with the medication if you feel not much different on day 1 compared to day 120?
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  1228. ColdCard
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  1229. Or maybe nobody wants it anymore
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  1230. The people who review youtube videos aren’t paid enough to be anything resembling intelligence. This way no one will be able to detect their transition from human to purely bad AI review.
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  1231.  @Boo-qg9fj  I don’t think they’re intelligent enough to formulate such an idea in their brains.
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  1232. Ever heard of laws? They still exists despite AI being here. Companies will get sued if they do that.
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  1233.  @sunla  No point in worrying about something you can’t control
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  1234.  @sunla  There’s a difference between taking action/being productive vs worrying
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  1235. @ How old are you? 200?
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  1236. Seriously, why are people making $30k/year still having a tax burden? Such a scam.
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  1237. How do you “put it into a deposit”? You deposit money, you don’t “put it into a deposit”.
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  1238. Woot
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  1239. FTX already has KYC and is growing like crazy. They don’t want to look like they’re becoming some big tight lipped centralized corporation that bows to the suits…even if they do or do not.
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  1240. Do you even know what that word means? Anything you buy that you don’t have an immediate use for is speculation that you will be able to extract value from it later.
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  1241. CNBC hasn’t been calling Bitcoin a joke for years so this is nothing new. Probably atleast 4 years they’ve been covering it non stop. They’re perma bulls, short term terrible track record of course though. The current financial system won’t change because it doesn’t work for most people, it will change because the ones it works for will get their lunch eaten by new technology.
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  1242. I think you’re dismissing the fact that over the past 15-20 years the whole world has come online so they’re now spending loads of time in front of a computer so people would rather do that than risk getting injured doing a physical job.
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  1243. There is some truth to this, 35mm film stock was traditionally optimized for lighter skin tones. It was part of the limitations of the chemistry of film stock. This isn’t the case with digital cameras of today, though.
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  1244. Dumb, out of touch boomer. She doesn’t even realize how bad of an idea this is.
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  1245. Why is bail even a thing? If someone is a criminal they should be kept in JAIL. If they aren’t, they should be FREE.
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  1246. If the place is open to the public and the store doesn’t prohibit taking pictures, people should not have an expectation of privacy. I find it concerning at this point that people are jumping on someone over an allegation because it just gives the power to copy cats who could make false allegations just to get someone banned from their grocery store. We need more information. Now whenever you’re scanning a barcode with your phone at the grocery store you have to be paranoid that you’ll get banned from your local grocery store.
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  1247. I don’t think she claimed that bitcoin was going to $1,000,000 this year.
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  1248. Interviewer is annoying - keeps interrupting Saylor.
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  1249. How do you know it’s poison? What if it’s not?
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  1250. Communism > individual opinions
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  1251.  @nancykurtz7333  You can - there are math tutors who work for Bitcoin
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  1252. Why is the audio and framing so awful? Did your camera and mics break and there just happened to be a security camera on the wall?
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  1253.  @CocoHunter-f5t AI couldn’t have spotted something like the problems at Enron?
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  1254.  @Zoltan1251  Well, it’s not really understood fully how AI works but AI could probably spot abnormalities if it’s trained on what is “normal“. Then an accountant could take that information and use AI to do further analysis. It doesn’t need to do 100% of the job to eliminate a lot of people’s jobs.
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  1255. It’s could be just a matter of time before some dumb YouTube prank channel does an experiment like this using a bunch of movie prop currency.
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  1256. I wouldn’t eat any red meat that isn’t 100% grass fed & finished these days.
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  1257. @ Anyone can’t do it. You’re leaving out the biology component. Brains are different and not well understood, it’s essentially the invisible variable that dictates a significant part of whether someone can or can’t.
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  1258. Is this TLC UK? Maybe people in the US haven’t seen it?
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  1259. This is bad advice. All it might tell you is if you might be in a bubble.
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  1260. Is there any analysis as to how much of the stock market rally is short squeezes?
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  1261. Their definition of “wallet providers” is exchanges, right? Not software developers of wallets for self-custody?
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  1262.  @r0seguard7  So bizarre that they would exclude exchanges from this. It’s going to be funny when regulators try to understand how to use electrum from the command line. It seems like it’s really hard to enforce I mean is it going to be illegal if you store your bitcoin in a wallet developed outside US jurisdiction?
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  1263. Avoid the banks
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  1264.  @futureshocked It depends on how the person handles it. Some people have horrible parents and turn out way better than people with the perfect upbringing.
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  1265. The letter “d” isn’t a substitute for the letter “t”.
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  1266. Tik Tok is internet fast food. YouTube is a grocery store, you can buy crap but there’s good stuff too.
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  1267.  @valdomero738  I don't think torrents are really competing with netflix at this point. People pay for netflix for the convenience of wasting their time watching garbage.
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  1268. Why not lifepo4 for long term repeat charge/discharge?
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  1269. No point in luxury cars but if you can afford it, I would get a reliable economy car that has solid safety features.
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  1270. Who is Swan’s CTO?
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  1271. This is just natural selection at work
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  1272. Imagine how this would be different if they weren’t both white.
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  1273. 24:35 Most of trad fi doesn’t have the technical chops to actually touch defi. The geniuses in trad fi are too busy making a fortune on sophisticated algorithmic trading.
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  1274. Probably a shot of him shooting into the camera
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  1275. That’s not a “remedy” that’s a disaster for phone makers because whenever someone’s phone gets stolen a criminal will be able to break into someone’s phone without the password.
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  1276.  @koanzx1 Calculator has entered the chat. 💀
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  1277. There should be an IQ test for driving
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  1278. Lavs are NOT a good choice for noisy conferences. Use handheld mics next time.
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  1279. It’s extremely naïve to think it’s possible to consistently sell the top and buy the bottom
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  1280. A CS degree isn’t enough to land you a dev job either. What matters is how smart you are, how skilled you are and how experienced you are. (Networking also pretty important too of course)
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  1281. Is the malware able to bypass Google’s advanced account protection program which requires physical security keys?
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  1282. Bitcoinnnnnn
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  1283. The problem with that approach is it’s very rare to find a large enough group of highly skilled people who can work on a project without funding for a long time and remain motivated. Is it impossible? No, but it’s rare and usually highly dependent on the passion of the developers for the specific project.
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  1284. Crypto is closer to being “the mp3” of money than ETFs are. It’s completely digital and easy to share without an intermediary.
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  1285. Lol Schiff compares Bitcoin to a fraudulent company. Bitcoin is a commodity, Peter. Unlike a company, Bitcoin is more useful than an earnings statement. I do think there’s more pain to be had in Bitcoin but it will likely exceed gold’s marketcap within this decade.
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  1286. There’s no risk in business, businesses are just an infinite money glitch. On a more serious note, if a company isn’t profitable it’s harder to attract investors unless they’re speculating that you will in the future take over a market like how Amazon was unprofitable for a long time.
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  1287.  Menelaus, The Red Haired King  Tell that to the people who work for JC Penney.
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  1288. Trillion-dollar economy? Which country is that?
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  1289. Didn’t they indirectly do that through extra inflation?
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  1290. Rofl they’re dumb
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  1291. Because that’s not realistic, even in SF it takes someone like a decade to get to that kind of total comp. It’s unlikely for someone to work professionally from age 11.
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  1292.  @ocoro174  For essentially the same reason I described previously. At $2m total comp, only distinguished engineers typically see that kind of total comp and those are far and few between, most I’ve heard of is $4.8m at Meta for a non-executive engineering role. Most people never make it there, even if they’re quite talented and hard working. $400k on the other hand is fairly common in SF for a talented engineer.
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  1293. They spend their Bitcoin once the price is high enough but the problem is Bitcoin will rise with their debt… 🤔
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  1294. The problem is there’s a lot of dumb people in the USA so the government thinks brain washing us is the only option for obedience.
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  1295. 20:55 Wait so if I support anyone that doesn’t support a vaccine mandate, then I’m “anti-vaccine”? What if the person I’m supporting is someone who doesn’t even know what a vaccine is? What if someone changes their opinion? What if this person happens to have other redeeming qualities?
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  1296. How does she have all of her net worth invested in innovation when she owns real estate?
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  1297. Ahlam Kedir Just because someone is in Pakistan doesn’t mean their actions are no longer effective.
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  1298. No shit Sherlock, only 6 years late.
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  1299. They should have just sent a robot in instead of risking human lives. This is so silly.
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  1300. If you don’t invest your money you will get eaten alive by inflation. Don’t gamble with more than you are prepared to lose and invest wisely.
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  1301.  @AustinKU123 Why not just buy 3 month t-bills instead of locking it up in a CD?
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  1302. Micro currencies have a history of failing. Bitcoin is the solution.
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  1303. Learn software engineering, no degree required
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  1304. How much was the exit tax?
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  1305.  @schrodingerscat3912  Well, you didn’t really leave then.
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  1306. Nearly 20 mins and no mention of Bitcoin?
    2
  1307. Why are all these politicians so bothered by Twitter? Just use another platform or use e-mail. People will go elsewhere if Twitter’s service is trash.
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  1308. Why does this video look like it was shot 20 years ago?
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  1309. Why don’t they just create a fine for like 0.03 and then only send people to prison if they’re impaired? That will help discourage driving after consumption of alcohol but not ruin someone’s life over it when they could have driven competently in the majority of cases.
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  1310.  @mbak7801 More likely economic stress rather than stress about keeping up with trends. Wages haven’t kept up with inflation. It’s more affordable than ever to have a fancy phone but struggle to buy a small house.
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  1311. Idk man Indians and Asian Americans are on average more intelligent than whites and blacks in America and intelligence is largely genetic.
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  1312. I wish people would stop using paypal, but nobody seems to want to stop. Even relatively centralized crypto projects using USDC are better but nobody wants to use them.
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  1313. Nobody wants to see your Bitcoin socks anymore, go learn C++ and how to take self-custody instead.
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  1314. We need good open source autonomous cars. Some things are good about autonomous driving features for safety sake but the privacy implications are grim.
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  1315. A gold backed crypto is pointless apart from speculating on gold’s price without a broker.
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  1316. I wonder when politicians will wake up and start talking about plans for how society will cope with AI eliminating so many jobs. Maybe after 50 million people get laid off overnight….
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  1317. If paper burns in a fire, your digital media is almost certainly gone too. The disadvantage of paper is it’s difficult to back up offsite in multiple places if you have a lot of data.
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  1318. You’re confised and lost. Bitcoin isn’t a ponzi, the dollar is a ponzi. Wake up! It’s 2025, not 2011 when it was excusable to not understand bitcoin!
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  1319. The average net worth of someone in their 50’s in the USA is $1 million. 18% of Americans are millionaires. $1 million isn’t what it was in 1980.
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  1320. Why do people keep living in places where hurricanes happen? Don’t live there.
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  1321. Can I borrow yours so I don’t have to buy one?
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  1322. He’s not gonna bite, no chance
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  1323. “There’s no cameras in the court room” “Yeah there is” 😂
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  1324.  @-star_27-20  An icon of stupidity
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  1325. @ You don’t know how low it will go. There’s no circuit breakers unlike the stock market. That’s part of why it has outsized returns still.
    2
  1326. Having a such a valuable coin being handled by 80 year olds seems like a big systemic risk, I mean what if one of these old farts misplaces a $1 trillion platinum coin? What if it gets stolen?
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  1327.  TWCPepsi  Capitalism isn’t working because of government interference
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  1328.  @danchatka8613  She’s a mainstream news reporter, what’d you expect?
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  1329.  @hobomike6935 You really think they would hire him after he sued them? The point of suing them would be for wasting his time, not to convince them to hire him. Of course it’s not a place he’s wants to work, that is a given.
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  1330. The problem is a lot of restaurants would go out of business if they didn’t get so many tips. That said, tipping is a win for people who don’t fall for the scam.
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  1331. How do they verify your alleged competing offers?
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  1332.  @edwin.jansen What matters is what do most of the customers want though. Unless you are a high paying client they don’t really care if a couple people dislike it.
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  1333.  @terrifictomm  Some people like learning stuff for fun
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  1334.  @Jimraynor45  I’m pretty sure Elon Musk’s IQ is substantially higher than your average American. He’s also likely got plenty of very intelligent advisors.
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  1335. Brain cells are overrated 🤡
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  1336. How do you see someone “through a VPN connection”?
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  1337. Peter Schiff discovers what “BTC Dominance” is!
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  1338. Can you test the air for mold?
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  1339. It’s boomers relying on laws from 100 years ago. It’s to be expected that they’ll be wildly inefficient.
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  1340. If you want to own something, buy assets, not video games.
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  1341. Free markets suck
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  1342.  @ohsweetmystery  How about allow profit but most profits go back to the tax payer?
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  1343.  @randylejeune  The smartest kid in class don’t need to record no lectures.
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  1344. What an annoying voice
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  1345. Tell that to kids in Africa with no banking services
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  1346. justgivemethetruth He’s closer to being a democrat than he is to being a republican. What kind of republican allows a money printer to go brrrr so fast? All Trump did was inflate the bubble even more after being elected despite promising the opposite. Politicians are a scam 99% of the time.
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  1347. Thunderstruck Why do you think there are all these riots? People are broke, devaluing their purchasing power just leads to more chaos long term because only the 1% will be buying groceries in 10 years. Everyone else will starve or steal. If Trump and Obama hadn’t kept pumping this bubble we wouldn’t have all these broke people who go nuts.
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  1348. I can crack an AES256 password too…if it’s weak enough.
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  1349. No, a store of value maintains or increases purchasing power over the long term.
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  1350. Welp, there goes 90% of Peter’s millennial audience.
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  1351. Much of the time AI is a better driver than bad drivers. Eventually it will be better than really good drivers.
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  1352. Because he cuts people off
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  1353. There’s also a shortage of Bitcoin. Supply doesn’t say much about the short term price action.
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  1354. That’s terrible advice, if you don’t invest your money you are getting raped by inflation.
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  1355. We don’t know the the timeframe or the number of assets and their allocation in his portfolio. He could have 0.1% in each of 990 other assets. He wasn’t saying 1% allocation of Bitcoin could outperform his entire portfolio combined (though, that wouldn’t be out of the realm of reason if you’re talking about a couple years or months).
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  1356. It could be for asset protection. It’s easy to seize real estate.
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  1357. Why do you want him to recover? Psychopathy is notoriously difficult to treat and it would only cost the US more money.
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  1358. Google is essentially a company with autism
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  1359. Not your keys, not your coins
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  1360. Most of his channel is interviewing bears
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  1361. Most of them want UBI and socialism
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  1362. 16:30 This guy sold out of Bitcoin at $20k. Wtf.
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  1363.  @jgood005  So you wouldn’t deposit a check if that’s the only way someone will pay? Just shred it?
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  1364. That’s because it’s impossible to consistently predict market tops
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  1365. Because the consumer has no choice in modern society, but to consume. So they might as well make some money while they’re at it. There’s far too much complexity for the consumers to be self-sufficient in modern society.
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  1366. Peter Schiff got fomo
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  1367. Kind of ironic that the same people who want more big government are now annoyed by government? See guys, government is not helpful most of the time. Who do you think caused all this inflation? Clue: it’s not Russia.
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  1368. If you vote republican or democrat you’re gullible.
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  1369. Because it’s so common, it’s just a bigger version of what’s become the norm.
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  1370. This guy is almost doing a favor for his incredibly stupid followers.
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  1371. The broke guy looks less creepy
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  1372. If AI hacks sha256 we have a lot more to worry about than voting
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  1373. Banking should hardly be an industry these days. We can do most of what they do for us via software. All they have that’s of value is the technology behind proprietary trading strategies.
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  1374. There’s no way to predict what will always be needed. This could all just be a simulation.
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  1375. That’s not the focus of the video, there’s plenty of cybersecurity videos on youtube
    2
  1376. Can he get a better potato as a substitute for a microphone next time?
    2
  1377. Passive or incompetent?
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  1378. They are basically just a Bitcoin media company. They don’t have any exchange or even custody their customers’ Bitcoin. It should have been obvious.
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  1379. Seems kind of foolish to abandon lucrative careers this early unless they have a terminal illness or shortened life expectancy. What if one of them gets severely ill? Can’t they pivot some less strenuous job? What do they do all day?
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  1380.  @Cenot4ph We’re not supposed to eat anything if we live in a free society. Those of us who do, eat what works for us.
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  1381. ROFL that soap shoes guys is completely insane (not in a good way). H3h3 did a video years ago.
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  1382. Storing 2-fa OTP codes in a password manager are handy for accounts you don’t really care about but the website locks users out randomly sometimes because they think the user has been hacked when they haven’t. They might be less likely to do that if you the user has 2-fa enabled.
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  1383. Silver is a gimmick, it’s value was as a medium of exchange when gold was too dense in value for a small transaction. People don’t transact in prices of metal, they just store their wealth in it and we only need 1 metal for doing that.
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  1384. I’ve always thought 99.99999% of art was overrated useless garbage. Finally people realize most of it is nothing special.
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  1385. Could be he’s in very low light so the shutter is very slow
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  1386. Probably it was all invested in assets
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  1387. Once in a while CNBC is right: Bitcoin is better than gold (but not a replacement for gold).
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  1388. It’s because it’s more profitable for restaurants to have a tipping system than it is to pay their employees more and eliminate tips. If medicine worked like that then you’d have people demanding a refund of their tip if they have some unexpected side effect of a procedure or something. I doubt insurance would cover tipping oncologists so it would come out of the patient’s pocket. With food service it’s pretty straightforward, did you receive what you ordered in a timely manner and was it good?
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  1389. Stop taking politicians seriously. The more we talk and listen to them the more power they have.
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  1390. All that KFC must have lowered his intelligence
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  1391. To improve the lighting he doesn’t want low sitting lamps, that will look weird and won’t be optimal for video production. He needs to use lights designed for video production and use them appropriately to obtain the desired esthetic.
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  1392. There’s only so much you can do about bad genetics
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  1393. Then don’t work for these shitty corporations and start your own company. Let’s crash the stock market so everyone can buy Tesla or Bitcoin at $5. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY!
    2
  1394. Incase you’re wrong and a stock goes down 95% for a decade you still might have some buying power left. Everything isn’t perfectly inversely correlated.
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  1395.  @andrewpriester6994 he problem is one of his points is right and one of them is wrong. They’re both too old, male or female. Need a president under 40, not these old farts who think 55 is young and just discovered the internet.
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  1396.  @ericnewton5720  How do you know that and how would that prevent voter fraud within the precinct by individuals?
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  1397. Nelly Defo That’s because the flu virus mutates. And yes, it’s possible for Trump to get corona virus again but atleast there is some prior data as to how his body handled it. He probably will get it again if he doesn’t change his behavioral patterns.
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  1398.  @Babu-kr3cr  Generally, no. At the top of the company the people are typically very nice whenever possible. Sounds like they just hire shitty managers and such.
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  1399.  @heldenby  Film can’t be updated, you can update software if needed. Rofl
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  1400. Most of the problem millennials have is that a lot of salaries have not kept up with real inflation. The CPI is a rigged metric the boomers setup to pretend inflation isn’t as high as it is. Those who aren’t in a highly skilled profession will end up with 50 year mortgages or renting forever from Wall Street. Really hope Bitcoin can fix some of this. If it doesn’t help with the wealth divide, atleast it will put wealth in the hands people other than politicians/lawyers
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  1401. Dollars aren't even made of paper, unfortunately.
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  1402. When someone says a computer network is “decentralized” they mean amongst humans, other species don’t use computers. Similarly, with gold - do you see squirrels digging for gold and wearing it as jewelry?
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  1403. The problem with using Linux gui apps for day to day non-development stuff is if something breaks you’re zucked troubleshooting for an hour or more.
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  1404. @Kronk the grand Knowing physics is not the same as dealing with them. Why can’t a physicist skateboard as well as a professional skateboarder? Robotics makes use of different materials than the human body is made of.
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  1405.  @mariabrown6926  Are you?
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  1406. Why are people so fond of “axes” in this video?
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  1407. 0:56 How do you know most of what I’ve learned about money is wrong? What if everything I’ve learned about money was from your channel? I guess that makes most of your channel’s information wrong (assuming I watched all your videos).
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  1408. Pink shirt dude, nose ring + creatures hanging from her ears. Where do they find these people?
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  1409. Third best part: BITCOINNNNNN
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  1410. Why would anyone trade their Bitcoin for an inflationary fed coin? This guy makes no sense. It’s like saying aluminum $1000 dollar bills will replace gold coins.
    2
  1411. Why does the country matter if the currency is the same?
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  1412.  @birdman4565 The problem is the free market has decided tipping is the most lucrative business model. If there was a 200% tax on tips they would go away fast in both large and small businesses. Businesses will choose what’s most lucrative, basically we need to get rid of capitalism or change some laws to disincentivize tipping.
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  1413. Cringy host
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  1414. To be fair, the government should stop using all caps for people’s names, it doesn’t make any sense to use the wrong case most of the time. It’s not like it used to be where it cost more money to have a printer that could print both sets of characters.
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  1415. This aged like milk
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  1416. Zeroth comment
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  1417. ETH is a scam coin
    2
  1418. Most finance people have no idea what they’re talking about when they talk about crypto.
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  1419. Congrats on the 5% pump in gold, Peter. 5% to the moon!
    2
  1420. Yeah, America has deep systemic racism everywhere….
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  1421. Daddy chill
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  1422. Disappointed with Vivek but he’s still the best thing we’ve had in politics for a long time…unless he turns out to be full of 💩.
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  1423. MEET KEVIN
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  1424. When was this recorded? Another repost from like 7 years ago?
    2
  1425. This sounds exactly like 2020-2021
    2
  1426. The US doesn’t own anything, they’re in debt
    2
  1427. Walking isn’t enough for keeping your heart healthy unless you’re like 90
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  1428.  @kstarrify  Black people
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  1429. Sleepy Joe has forgotten about what inflation is
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  1430.  @peterschmidt1453  Do you really think miners are relying on a website domain for mining? Lmao.
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  1431. Not really, their hit rate is pretty random. They were telling people Bitcoin was a buy at $6k. Their signals are unusable even if you counter trade them.
    2
  1432. Who says any of the elections were free?
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  1433.  @madisonbrown5766  That’s like blaming Jeffery Dahmer’s dad for not wearing a condom.
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  1434. @ You get a hardware wallet that works offline. For Bitcoin, Cold Card is a good option
    2
  1435.  @LatimusChadimus  The eye is watching you 👁
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  1436.  @letsgobrandon416  The market rewards you for doing work that is valued, not for showing up. Work in a lucrative field like engineering, law or medicine instead of a field where wages keep going down.
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  1437.  @Jonasbarbury  I don’t think it’s a generational thing, there are plenty of young lawyers and doctors working 70 hour weeks making bank. Some people are just inferior human beings and social media gives them an outlet to project that.
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  1438. Her head also doesn’t brain. 🧠 Who tf would want to elect someone that wants to tie your government ID to all your social media accounts?
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  1439. Then don’t hold your seed phrase on only electronic devices in the same place, genius. Everyone buys Bitcoin at the price they deserve. 🤡
    2
  1440.  @luvdvno  Just drink lots of water to stay hydrated, not complex.
    2
  1441. The employees at Google are incentivized just to get promotions for starting projects, not for actually making long term quality products. This is why they make so many failed products.
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  1442. I’m pretty sure he’s already rich if hundreds of millions of dollars is enough to qualify.
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  1443. Nobody wants a gold backed crypto because it can be seized by governments. Look at E-Gold.
    2
  1444. The tax payer will lose, that’s a waste of resources just like how they were wasteful with their behavior.
    2
  1445. Why didn’t you do well in school?
    2
  1446. Check your radon with long term monitoring if you want to decrease your odds of getting lung cancer as a non-smoker. It can be high enough in a residential setting to provide a similar risk to smoking 1 pack/day. Radon fluctuates wildly from day to day and month to month. A 48 hour test is insufficient.
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  1447. Congrats on your 4% week, gold. Rofl
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  1448. Can’t they just move in when the squatters aren’t at home and then change the locks?
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  1449. But less redundancy in some sense
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  1450. It was really tough for me to find something wrong with what Balaji said here, the comments section seems to disagree.
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  1451.  @luciferlight5082  Praying has no credible evidence to support its efficacy. He’s not dumb.
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  1452. Then what did they do? I heard tech companies were handing over people’s data on the basis of false EDRs.
    2
  1453. What if it turns out to be a myth
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  1454. This guy doesn’t have a clue why he’s buying bitcoin other than the number is going up and there’s an ETF.
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  1455. He was right and wrong - saying there’s no such thing as a chemical imbalance in the brain isn’t correct. Human behavior is dictated by neurochemistry as far as we can tell. However, most psychiatric drugs don’t actually correct the chemical imbalance because the imbalance is so complex for a blunt instrument to try to correct it. Like he said - it usually masks the problem rather than correcting the problem.
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  1456. I wouldn’t trade my precious Pokémon cards for pieces of metal, so I guess anything made of metal is worthless.
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  1457. Because she’s Asian but pretends to be black
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  1458. So are people with ADHD more at risk of parkinson's and alzheimer's disease since they're all related to dopamine?
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  1459.  @bubbasanches4591  Bitcoin, not crypto. Get educated on the difference!
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  1460. If he bought Bitcoin he’d be a lot safer
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  1461. Yeah I mean what if he’s also half black and half Asian, that would be horrifying. Half criminal, half nerd, what is this world coming to?!
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  1462. 0:00 Wtf is that a robot talking?
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  1463. Do something useful to help them instead
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  1464. No, it’s because it will break if they run it too much. If the dollar gets devalued to quickly they may lose reserve currency status.
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  1465. Why bother listening to anything said by Bill Ackman? He’s not credible.
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  1466. The only thing the US produces of value these days is software.
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  1467. The reason for that is because people don’t usually make cryptographic digital signatures. Cryptographic digital signatures are far far more secure the majority of the time than a piece of paper.
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  1468. Doesn’t work that way, most of the time people laugh at market doomers, then when the doomer is right 5% of the time they look like a genius.
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  1469. I doubt counseling will fix her
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  1470.  @Mimiyan_or_Pikapikafan  That still doesn’t say anything about his intelligence, it just tells you he’s making illogical decisions.
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  1471.  @Mimiyan_or_Pikapikafan  No, look up all the serial killers who had genius level IQs probably higher than Elon Musk. Smart people can do wrong things.
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  1472. Tell that to Amazon. Some fall.
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  1473. No, step one these days is where your brain should have worked. Nobody uses gold as a medium of exchange these days. You can get pretty much final settlement with a wire transfer or better yet bitcoin. You don’t need physical gold to do that. Gold is only useful as a store of value.
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  1474. Dividends are just a forced sell. You can accomplish the same thing with non-dividend stocks if you like paying too much in taxes - just sell a little bit each quarter. The vast majority of retail investors and professionals who try to pick stocks will underperform just buying and holding the s&p500 or a total world stock market index fund like VT. It’s a waste of time unless you’re an anomaly and treat it as a job. Even if you treat it as a job it’s unlikely you’ll be that anomaly even if you’re really smart.
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  1475. Why do you think dyslexics only have an abnormality in the frontal lobe as opposed to the temporal lobe (wernicke’s area) as well?
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  1476. Just imagine if Peter had bought bitcoin and given this speech in 2015.
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  1477. Isn’t this what tasers are designed for?
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  1478. The stock market would also go to zero
    2
  1479. Democrats are more keen on giving out free stuff to people than republicans are, so it’s likely the more people are able to vote, the more likely they will win. That is, until people realize their government is stealing their wages and savings behind their back via never ending inflation. This is how currencies collapse.
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  1480. Bitcoin has been “digital” since day 1 and it’s never been hacked.
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  1481. Dumb, dumb and dumber.
    2
  1482. Ahhh shiiit, here we go again… Worst place in the world…
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  1483. Nice, but why didn’t apple block tracking like this 10 years ago. There shouldn’t be an ad identifier or device identifier nor should apple demand a phone number, name or credit card. This is a good step but don’t fall for the marketing, if Apple cared about privacy there’s an endless list of things they could easily fix to allow for user anonymity.
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  1484. The Mayans said the world would end in 2012. What happened?
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  1485. How does he wear a mask
    2
  1486. You can’t take money to the grave with you. What’s the point of it if you don’t enjoy some of it? Not saying you should go into high interest debt but if $6k is gonna sink you you have bigger problems IMO.
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  1487.  @treasurethetime2463  Yeah, people are dumb to go into credit card debt. Just saying, pinching pennies can only go so far. If someone needs to go into credit card debt they have an income problem. If they just decide to go into credit card debt, they have a mental problem.
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  1488. Your money would be better spent on a reverse osmosis water filtration system.
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  1489. It seems like he’s just coming up with random things people say that may be misinformation or don’t make sense and then discrediting bitcoin on the basis of that as opposed to looking at the protocol itself. Technology does solve economic problems, look at India 20 years ago, hardly anyone had a computer, now most people have a smart phone over there. And coincidentally you now see loads Indians in the credits of VFX for movies. They wouldn’t be able to work on VFX without computers.
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  1490.  @jasonmaguire7552  He said technology does not solve economic or political problems.
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  1491. Massive inflation has already take place and Bitcoin is still up hundreds of percent so is that not hedging against inflation?
    2
  1492.  @paulgal  Just because someone is a millionaire doesn’t mean they lack ethics. Most middle class retirees are millionaires.
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  1493. When was this shot?
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  1494. But what about all the low IQ that end up in prison? The average IQ of a violent criminal isn’t high.
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  1495.  @Gnaritas42  What is this “rule” you’re referring to? Is there any data to support that there have been more 20-something billionaire frauds than there have been 30+ year old billionaire frauds?
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  1496. The Bitcoin guy will be right in 10-20 years. Not a fan of the tether shirt but the IMF will be irrelevant.
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  1497. And it was a good 17% short if you covered at $28k.
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  1498.  @goliatheater67373 It’s more than that but the question is how many have a material % of their net worth invested in it vs say $500 of Bitcoin.
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  1499. Learn to adapt, they cannot accommodate everyone’s disability. Whether that means finding the answer key or whatever, the market rewards the best performance regardless of impairment.
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  1500. Holding till Mars with Elon 🚀
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  1501. Why do people make a fool of themselves instead of staying at home? Was she forced to be here?
    2
  1502. Peter’s wet dream only comes once in a while, enjoy.
    2
  1503.  @pablosabhlok  Bitcoin has a capped supply, crypto does not.
    2
  1504. She must hate Elon Musk
    2
  1505. Take a course on social skills
    2
  1506. Maybe you should make some
    2
  1507. The last time I heard people who knew anything about Bitcoin talk about a realistic chance of it dying was 2015. You must have been surrounded by people who didn’t do their research last bear market.
    2
  1508.  @ManuB3581 Brown Friday
    2
  1509. Most banks are technically incompetent. They need to hire new CTOs.
    2
  1510. What’s sticking out of her left ear
    2
  1511. @@CHAD_AUSTINt’s not like he’s forced to own Bitcoin. He could have bought anything else - gold, ethereum, real estate, monero, etc but he just bought Bitcoin because that’s what made sense to him. There’s a difference between pushing an agenda and saying what you believe is correct.
    2
  1512. This is why stack overflow banned AI generated posts. Courts are too slow.
    2
  1513. Why would increasing interest rates increases profits in capital markets? If money is more expensive to borrow won’t a lot of companies that rely on borrowing capital see decreasing profits because they have to pay more interest?
    2
  1514. Nothing wrong with this as long as everyone else gets the same right when it comes to government buildings (or any building except airports and such where’s there’s a clear safety risk in the sky)
    2
  1515. Most artists are being replaced by AI anyway
    2
  1516. “Surveillance”? What a creepy name for a show!
    2
  1517. Remember, money is just a network for resource allocation. Creating more money means stealing from everyone a little aka: inflation.
    2
  1518. Why do you care how popular a car is? Don’t you have anything better to worry about?
    2
  1519.  @relaxitsme_alex9104  I think the OP is better equipped to answer that since they were the one being hostile toward the popularity of a car. Rofl 🤡
    2
  1520. They have a big basement
    2
  1521. Would*
    2
  1522. The green-skinned they/thems must be PISSED
    2
  1523. Gringo Sinting Having a printing press to the world reserve currency is pretty useful these days.
    2
  1524. Change your name? Get into a witness protection program?
    2
  1525. @ Gotcha, I figured it was a re-post.
    2
  1526. If you already have a basic education, no amount of reading regardless of what it is is going to make you smarter. Intelligence is fixed throughout one’s lifetime.
    2
  1527. You = uneducated
    2
  1528. The reason most people don’t buy gold is because it’s done nothing for over a decade. Once gold goes to the moon then people will be clamoring to buy. Not saying that will or will not happen anytime soon.
    2
  1529. Dump banks, buy Bitcoin!
    2
  1530. Nothing. 1 Bitcoin will still equal 1 Bitcoin
    2
  1531. There’s only 1 real Bitcoin though.
    2
  1532. I wish there was a way to bet on YouTube channel subscriber growth. This channel is going to the moon.
    2
  1533. So baffled by the messes people still get into even with access to unlimited information. I guess coffeezilla is doing more of a service for the internet than I ever could have imagined.
    2
  1534. Not a Tai Lopez fan but there is such a thing as a opportunity cost and tax efficiency. Rich people lease stuff all the time they can afford to buy outright. It depends on what kind of returns you’re getting in other assets compared to real estate. If you bought a house before covid, you doubled your money but if you bought Bitcoin you 10-30x’d your money. Buying a house outright can weigh down your portfolio.
    2
  1535. Jeez you would make for a terrible politician (that’s a compliment)
    2
  1536.  @xrmasiso  They spent essentially zero time discussing how AI/machine learning actually works. I don’t think it’s really possible to do a deep dive on such a complex technology in 13 mins.
    2
  1537. Not everyone has the guts to do that and it’s not entirely their fault
    2
  1538. He sounds like Zuckerberg’s cousin
    2
  1539. Not all chemicals are bad
    2
  1540.  @Hunter_Bidens_Crackpipe_  Car software is generally pretty shitty. They are the shiniest turd in their industry though. Only other competitor is George Hotz IMO.
    2
  1541. This is why we shouldn’t divide sports leagues by gender. Just have 1 league per sport so people don’t have to argue over who does/doesn’t qualify. Women and men are generally predisposed to move toward different activities.
    2
  1542. It’s a piece of paper that loses value
    2
  1543. What about government officials? Insider trading anyone?
    2
  1544. @ Better in what way?
    2
  1545. Yes, the only thing I’ve heard him talk about that doesn’t make sense is views on Bitcoin.
    2
  1546.  @Igor_054 It’s more secure than USD is for settlement.
    2
  1547. Imagine this is 2008. Bitcoin is the Nasdaq 100. Ethereum is Bernie Madoff.
    2
  1548. People with assets aren’t generally getting crushed by inflation.
    2
  1549. Why does this dude always sound like he’s about to cry
    2
  1550. It’s not like there’s any compelling reason to live in the EU. People will leave.
    2
  1551. So is Russia going to abandon the dollar for gold coins? I’m sure Russians will love cutting a piece off of their gold coin when they want to buy a bagel.
    2
  1552. Dirt is essential for growing food
    2
  1553.  @inktray4913  You forgot Bitcoin
    2
  1554. Tipping isn’t necessary in the USA, only if you like falling for scams.
    2
  1555.  @LAWRENCESYSTEMS  Haha wow thanks
    2
  1556. Which one is the most plausible to get into with no degree?
    2
  1557.  @bengagliardo1080  Why not charge a 50% finder’s fee?
    2
  1558. Why would they give a reason for closing his account? Can’t they just say they don’t want his business anymore and not tell why?
    2
  1559. Why does Janet sound like she’s completely lost her mind whenever she talks? I don’t like sleazy politicians but seriously who is fooled by this old fart’s charisma?
    2
  1560. You can audit and examine everything yourself though. Third parties are a black box.
    2
  1561. I doubt that, most people fear physical pain and death more
    2
  1562. Do you have sleep apnea? It can cause word finding issues if untreated. Doesn’t happen only to fat people.
    2
  1563. You’re comparing trades with 2 completely different timeframes. Don’t compare 5 year investments to short terms shorts. Idiots.
    2
  1564. Wait, QVC still exists?
    2
  1565. BEETLE JUICE
    2
  1566. Depicting violence isn’t allowed? So you can’t sell any rated R movie using PayPal? Wtf
    2
  1567. Kind of ironic he has a gas stove but is doing everything he can to remain healthy.
    2
  1568. Lead is toxic
    2
  1569. Except Peter Schiff tries to predict the price of gold and failed for a decade. Whenever Michale Saylor opens his mouth about tech, he’s been right.
    2
  1570. Not buying GT7
    2
  1571. Paying for Christmas? Lol wtf?
    2
  1572.  @Queen-ConsciousYa Most of what they do is not real either - they make most of their money from software, just bits of code running on pixy dust.
    2
  1573. “Get outta mah face!” is a more reasonable response.
    2
  1574.  @ernieburt5587  There are no Bitcoins “in” a hardware wallet.
    2
  1575.  @ernieburt5587  There are no Bitcoins in your “wallet” they’re on the blockchain. What is a “hard wallet”? Do you mean a hardware wallet?
    2
  1576. Pumping blockfi, not Lex’s fault but I would suggest removing this or adding a note about wtf happened to Blockfi.
    2
  1577. If people don’t want their information thrown into AI training data…they shouldn’t publicly release that information…
    2
  1578. $250k top is unlikely, everyone is calling for that. $500k or $150k are more likely.
    2
  1579.  @Robert-j7g2t  Not how markets work, you don’t just pick the price target you like and it goes there.
    2
  1580.  @Robert-j7g2t  It wasn’t a good one
    2
  1581.  @Kinuthya How do you know that? What if in 50 years there’s AI robots that can do a better job for most or all of healthcare and it’s just engineers left optimizing the robots?
    2
  1582.  @jadenbrown8813  There would be a shortage of fast food workers and wages would rise for the disabled people who work there as a career. If someone isn’t disabled they have a lot of options these days thanks to the internet. You don’t need a degree to get a software engineering job.
    2
  1583. Who cares the SEC is ancient and irrelevant
    2
  1584. Bitcoin spent literally < 2 weeks in the $6,000 range in 2019. This guy is clueless.
    2
  1585. Heated seat piracy is a CRIME! Would you steal a chair?
    2
  1586. Why is it people think they know how others should invest their own money only when they think it reduces risk? No one can tell you how to invest your money except you and/or your money manager you’ve hired to oversee your portfolio. It’s like trying to prescribe medicine without any knowledge of the patient.
    2
  1587. It was a good argument to not buy Amazon at the bubble peak but a bad one to not buy after the crash.
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  1588. Walensky or witch? 🧙‍♀️
    2
  1589. Some people still don’t understand Bitcoin’s value proposition. This is about as clear as buying APPL when the iPhone came out in 2007.
    2
  1590. Because it makes people paranoid that they could be doing more to maintain their health but also because a lot of things he does and sells aren’t backed by a lot of evidence. There’s a fine line between cutting edge and snake oil.
    2
  1591. manictiger Amazon does store and ship 3rd party seller items. Look up “Fulfilled by Amazon or “FBA”. The problem with toilet paper is the margins would be very low, due to high shipping costs and price controls of certain goods on Amazon.
    2
  1592. Wait till some troll cracks this with their rooted phone and tells google 100000000 phones keep traveling cross country after visiting NYC hospitals.
    2
  1593. In Pesos, yes, everything is
    2
  1594. I don’t think I’ll ever understand why anyone would spend money at a casino.
    2
  1595. About what? Grammar?
    2
  1596. Big nostrils
    2
  1597. Uh yeah so where do you get billions to trade with?
    2
  1598. No mention of keepass? Wtf
    2
  1599.  @EaAsThailand  Telling someone about yourself is literally communicating something. Rofl
    2
  1600. Where can I find the link to the bike desk?
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  1601. I’m surprised they didn’t just kill the horse. Why do they care about caring for the horse?
    2
  1602. It doesn’t have to be medically effective, the purpose of it is increased surveillance.
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  1603. 7:27 Next time, ask her if she accepts Bitcoin. It’s the most fair currency in existence. She doesn’t even need a computer/phone to accept Bitcoin from you, technically. She could just print the address on a piece of paper.
    2
  1604.  @bigmyth4558 For people to whom purchasing power matters, price does matter.
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  1605. TBH if they don’t adjust it for inflation he might be able to pay it back in 20 years when a loaf of bread is $1,000.
    2
  1606. You’re confusing Bitcoin with crypto. They’re not the same thing. Do some research instead of being a lazy bum.
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  1607.  @Akab  You can send BTC lightning transactions for < $0.01 worth of BTC.
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  1608. Solution: don’t use Uber, Lyft, etc so people will stop driving for them.
    2
  1609. Which wallet is best for HODLing?
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  1610. Can’t wait for someone to hack all the over priced options.
    2
  1611. Even if the dollar collapses, you will have gained more wealth from buying Bitcoin a year ago than you will with gold in a lifetime.
    2
  1612. Why does he think iMessage isn’t encrypted? As long as you don’t use iCloud it is encrypted.
    2
  1613. Yeah, YouTube is a private inner circle the public doesn’t know about. Channels with nearly 4 million subs are invisible to the public.
    2
  1614. Isn’t an air tag not supposed to alert you after 3 days by design? How is this news? A device working as it’s supposed to? If you know where it is, the first thing you should do is take the battery out of the device.
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  1615. Q Cunno Silver was only cool when it was actually needed as a medium of exchange because gold coins were too valuable.
    2
  1616. Good luck waiting for that 90% discount on stocks, Peter. Your clients will love you. Bottom may of may not be in but waiting for a 90% correction is not a good idea.
    2
  1617. Inflation adjusted PS1 games used to cost $120-$150 new.
    2
  1618. Yep, it’s a scam. Earning and saving in Bitcoin is the solution
    2
  1619. It’s because the government prints money so corporations and rich people need to use real estate as a means to protect their money from inflation. If they didn’t need to worry about inflation eroding their wealth, there would be far less real estate investors.
    2
  1620. What a revolutionary view…would have been interesting if he said this 10 years ago but in 2024 it’s nothing special.
    2
  1621. This guy sounds like he would be a terrible HODLer of Bitcoin
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  1622. Gold is dead, Bitcoin taking over.
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  1623. 22:05 Quantitative easing is not counterfeiting unless the entity creating the currency is not an authorized creator of it. It’s debasement.
    2
  1624. Hugh Mungus what? Who else misses 2016 H3H3? What have they become…
    2
  1625. The money got weaker, that’s all
    2
  1626. IMO men and women should just compete in the same sports. If you’re human and X years old, give everyone an equal opportunity to compete.
    2
  1627. Looks like a witch 🧙🏼‍♀️
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  1628. This is their goal guys, stop ruining their plan, Bitcoin to the moon.
    2
  1629. If you just put off playing new games for 10 years you would save so much money
    2
  1630.  @DiogoVP7  Because video games generally depreciate in value over time.
    2
  1631. Rofl wtf
    2
  1632.  @paulwu1301  He’s talking about a debate, not a p&l competition. Anyone who bought Bitcoin in 2010 has great p&l but that doesn’t mean they would win a debate on any subject.
    2
  1633.  @HennyHendu No, just make it too expensive to make sense (raise interest rates to 15%+)
    2
  1634.  @jeffreymarshall4572  Bitcoin thinks Peter Schiff is worthless based on its price action
    2
  1635. People don’t change
    2
  1636. Just another doomer. Markets will crash up, no doubt corrections along the way.
    2
  1637. Dunno, I’ve had enough of practice
    2
  1638. Isn’t there a way to engineer some kind of pin code to “unlock” the gun so someone can’t take it from you and fire? Kind of like a phone pin code.
    2
  1639.  @moguaiato5583  That didn’t answer the question, it just provided your opinion on the risks of implementation. The idea here is to make it such that the lock is integral to the structure of the gun so that a laboratory and tools would be required to bypass it without destroying the gun. Obviously, a removable lock is useless if it’s easy to remove without specialized tools and extensive time or doesn’t destroy the gun in the process. Phones save people’s live every day, so does the encryption they use. Imagine if all ECDSAs were cracked overnight? What would the world look like the next day?
    2
  1640.  @moguaiato5583  I rarely mis-enter my pin on my phone, but I don’t think that’s a useful way to evaluate this. It depends on the complexity of the pin, the mechanism for entering it, how much it’s practiced, the situation and the individual. For some people it may not be a good fit. For example some people prefer to keep their guns locked up at home so their kids don’t accidentally shoot themselves whereas others that isn’t appropriate.
    2
  1641. They probably have an impaired reading ability or they wouldn’t be delivering packages for Amazon.
    2
  1642. How did they examine their brains? EEG, MRI, FMRI?
    2
  1643. Are you trolling or really that dumb?
    2
  1644.  @c.f.okonta8815 It’s a scam with no evidence backing it. It’s bad enough he’s following some other scam.
    2
  1645. Weird mouth movements
    2
  1646. First they should work on holding individuals in major corporations criminally liable for data breaches and sharing our information in an unauthorized manner. This is basically making your average citizen in charge of protecting other people’s publicly available information. Most people aren’t even equipped to maintain their own privacy.
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  1647.  @huntershottakes8712  I wasn’t referring to celebs paying for being featured on YouTube. My point was, a small number of traditional media celebs alone are unlikely to have a substantial influence on product development decisions affecting Google’s bottom line long term. Google has historically gone by the aggregate of what makes the most dollars for them in the long run from the world, not a couple million dollars from some meaningless celebrity who wants ad space. Sure, they’ll take that ad revenue but it’s peanuts in the grand scheme of things.
    2
  1648. If law enforcement isn’t enforcing crime, why aren’t shop owners shooting shop lifters and dumping the bodies in the garbage?
    2
  1649. Jeez this guy needs a lawyer
    2
  1650.  @Kacee2  I agree, both are important but they’re not equally important.
    2
  1651. Not voting for either. They’ve both proven they don’t fix anything.
    2
  1652. If race is how you make your decisions, Asian Americans are probably your best bet because they’re more intelligent and far less likely to commit crime than whites or blacks on average.
    2
  1653. Why did he have to take that medication at 16 years old?
    2
  1654. It’s harder but not impossible to do it without a degree.
    2
  1655. It really depends on person. If you were having seizures all day and an implant could stop that I think you’d start to understand the value.
    2
  1656. Buy some Bitcoin
    2
  1657. It’s a way to exit the system of slavery known as fiat currency.
    2
  1658.  @scottcantdance804 Intentional or not, she should get evaluated by a professional. Mentally ill people do lots of things intentionally.
    2
  1659. Why shouldn’t it be about high income non-high wealth individuals? Unless they’ve only been working a couple years they’re basically just people who blow all their income on garbage.
    2
  1660. Hope he doesn’t have an HOA
    2
  1661. The humans reviewing things are barely human
    2
  1662.  @meisterlymanu5214 Buy Bitcoin - you seem to already know that.
    2
  1663. Why don’t you move?
    2
  1664. They’re supposed to. But do they? And even if they do, they can revoke access.
    2
  1665. One could argue if you see a lot of people with the same products that it may just be a good product. It’s not always a means of keeping up with other people.
    2
  1666. You clearly have too much faith in the banking system.
    2
  1667.  @GiZeeGis The OP is probably using a very low resolution monitor like 640x480 like people had in the 90’s.
    2
  1668.  @malcolms1441 They are but not in entry level positions.
    2
  1669. I think you’re underestimating how bad our food supply has become. Ignoring all the crap they add to your food these days whether it be at the grocery store or at a restaurant is a mistake (especially for children)
    2
  1670. Don't fight the fed, laws don't matter, whatever is happening all we can do is buy or sell.
    2
  1671. Contact lenses block 97% of UVB light so is that not a problem?
    2
  1672. Buy Bitcoin if you care about your money, Steve.
    2
  1673. Does anyone really think these 80 year olds running our country are gonna come up with a digital currency this decade? I doubt it will go anywhere if it ever exists. Too many dinosaurs on this planet who will not want to change. 🦕
    2
  1674. Bitcoin fixes this
    2
  1675. Those giant blue dice look like a driving hazard
    2
  1676. Couldn’t she just beg people to give her money as well as beg them to take take her Mistletoe?
    2
  1677.  @dat9553  You can get shelter without buying a house - it’s called renting.
    2
  1678.  @abc123-j2d  Taking your land lord to court takes more time than getting it fixed yourself. In the mean time you and your family have to deal with being exposed to hazards. And it only works for certain things. Generally not things that have a latent effect. For example, you’re not going to win in the USA taking your land lord to court with a 3.9 pci/L radon level, no reverse osmosis water filtration and a gas stove with no range hood. Despite that, the radon at that level over a lifetime increases an adult non-smoker’s risk of lung cancer by 7-8 fold. And for children it’s estimate to be 2-3x worse.
    2
  1679. @ How many Bitcoin did it allow you to buy?
    2
  1680. Lol convenient when Schiff talks about quarterly performance he leaves out Bitcoin’s 42% gains.
    2
  1681. Bitcoin isn’t gonna do well if the world is burning down. When the world’s burning down you you’ll want lots of lead. Bitcoin should do well in a world of increasingly authoritarian governments.
    2
  1682. Someone with their own shitcoin should buy 1 coin for $1 and then send 100 trillion of them to a billionaire so the IRS bankrupts them with unrealized gains.
    2
  1683. He’s indian. Wokes hate indians.
    2
  1684.  @hanshansen3885  Why do we need a federal reserve screwing with the money supply stealing from poor people via inflation based on their political incentives if we already have a rules based monetary system?
    2
  1685. You know someone is full of crap when they say the cost of living has gone up 20% since pre-covid.
    2
  1686. The DXY and gold just keep going down
    2
  1687. Chinese Hitler Uh this is why they teach people in high school to have something called an “emergency fund” for 6-12 months.
    2
  1688. Not your keys not your coins
    2
  1689. MLMs are just another facet of natural selection.
    2
  1690.  @HELL-BENT74 Invest in assets 30 years ago. Bitcoin is the current generation’s last hope.
    2
  1691. If this guy’s been short for the past decade, I’d like to see his p&l
    2
  1692. I’d support Biden if he moved the USA to a Bitcoin standard. I somehow doubt that would ever happen.
    2
  1693. Why is he wearing a senheiser wireless lav transmitter like it’s a radio handset?
    2
  1694. The guy who talks the most has the worst insights.
    2
  1695.  @void__star  Tourette’s syndrome isn’t contagious. Even if he had AIDs it doesn’t mean he isn’t worth listening to, you won’t get AIDs over the internet.
    2
  1696. Why does that reporter think blue collar means you’re below other people?
    2
  1697. Depends on the type of failure. Some types of failure aren’t good and quite destructive.
    2
  1698. It’s the fiat ponzi, the government devalued your wages while real estate held its value.
    2
  1699. This is kind of like saying high salary employees who spend all their money and have little savings are poor. They can just earn more and start saving when they realize their mistake. If a kid is smart they can reverse course and learn from their mistakes. A dumb kid may end up in a low-paying dead end job or in prison because they are incapable of learning from their mistakes and have trouble delaying gratification. There’s a difference between a kid who is gifted and a kid who is gifted and also happens to have a real disability.
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  1700. They’re just using to make people hate Bitcoin
    2
  1701. Even today 1 BTC = 1 BTC
    2
  1702. It’s important in 1st word countries because survival is less of an issue
    2
  1703. What’s up with her mouth
    2
  1704. @@DaniqueMaurison The floor that people spend the most time on is what is most important but ideally one should do long term tests on all floors. A short term test in the basement where no one spends much time which appears in normal range can be a death trap.
    2
  1705.  @CodeLife_12  They also all had hands
    2
  1706. What is an AD domain? What do you mean “abused”?
    2
  1707. They also need to reimburse her for inflation
    2
  1708. Would swing trading be more lucrative since it takes longer to manifest that it doesn’t work so you can create a subscription based course people pay for for a long time?
    2
  1709. Yeah it’s all a scam, republicans are as bad as democrats and that’s BAD.
    2
  1710. Why would you give ebay your real address? Look up Jameson Lopp for how to build a life that is hard to dox.
    2
  1711. “Blockchain” is mostly a scam. Bitcoin is a solution.
    2
  1712. Not at all boring !
    2
  1713.  @azmike3572  If she’s cutting down the mistletoe then I guess she’s being even more helpful as long as she’s not planting it in places that would interfere with the growth of other plants.
    2
  1714. Better to use a randomly generated string with 128 bits of entropy, then you can be certain as long as you don’t get hacked or reuse the string.
    2
  1715. Why would someone be afraid of discovering what they want? That makes no sense. More likely someone would be afraid of something they don’t want to do but is necessary to do get what they want.
    2
  1716. Atleast Mr. Dorsey is just running a company, people can leave his platform, it’s more difficult to just “leave the government”.
    2
  1717. He should really remove those giant blue dice from his mirror, they’re a driving hazard.
    2
  1718. People trade water? Wtf? I had no idea.
    2
  1719. But he’s still wrong about Bitcoin.
    2
  1720. $1 of debt is too much if you have no intention of paying it off.
    2
  1721. How do you quantify if you’ve improved 1% or 0.0000001%? Isn’t that typically subjective?
    2
  1722.  @PallasAndDove  Because someone could be wasting their time on something where they’re making a meaningless amount of improvement as opposed to focusing on something more productive.
    2
  1723. Can’t they just check his drivers license or SSN or picture?
    2
  1724. The sad things is if these people had 40 extra IQ points they probably wouldn’t be in this situation.
    2
  1725. Auto makers don’t know how to write software well enough to be charging for it. Except maybe Tesla.
    2
  1726. Gold is faster to transact in than Bitcoin today…IF you don’t have to worry about security of the gold sending it internationally. Otherwise Bitcoin would still be way faster.
    2
  1727.  @rileydavidjesus  What is a bull market
    2
  1728. Then why don’t you become an employer and donate some of your power?
    2
  1729.  @mindyourbusiness209  What do you have against children?
    2
  1730. The only reason regulation is good for Bitcoin right now is because the regulators aren’t trying to attack Bitcoin with regulation at this point…if it gets big enough they will. They are mostly boomers and slow to act so you’re basically seeing what they would have done by 2017 if they were paying attention in 2015 and not so slow.
    2
  1731. Whoa Peter’s taking CBD? Maybe he’ll buy Bitcoin if he tries some THC.
    2
  1732. Intelligent people wore n95 or p100 masks and disposed of/cleaned them on a regular basis.
    2
  1733. 4:18 Don’t they have a software that will alert mangers to significant losses automatically on any account?
    2
  1734.  @adewey33  2 people isn’t a big enough sample size to be useful for drawing any conclusions.
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  1735. Only thing I can think of is if there is something off-putting about your personality? Most of the time when a candidate is appropriate for a position and seems sharp if we don’t hire them it’s due to their “soft skills”, in engineering that basically means being a dick or being too obtuse to work with.
    2
  1736. Why don’t they like coloreds? Isn’t that illegal in the USA?
    2
  1737. How about mental competency tests for politicians over age 18?
    2
  1738. I’d take a middle seat for an extra $250 cash.
    2
  1739. Bitcoin fixes this. Be more open minded and you might start to understand it.
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  1740.  @fredflint3998 Satoshi
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  1741. Good luck keeping geographically distributed backups up to date.
    2
  1742. How do they know that the behavioral symptoms of ADHD are caused by this kind of neuro circuitry? Aren’t there other ways the brain could be abnormal resulting in poor attention? Like serotonin dysfunction can cause cognition problems leading to perceived attention problems because the brain can’t keep up with processing information.
    2
  1743. Maybe you should start mating with him so he’ll listen to you
    2
  1744. Let them continue to make dumb mistakes. It just gives the world more reasons to go entirely crypto and exit the traditional financial system 100%.
    2
  1745. ⁠​⁠ @deefernando4359 No, that’s not what atheism is, it’s not an “ABSOLUTE BELIEF” in anything. Atheism just means the absence of belief in theism. There are atheists who make the claim that they are certain there is no God so people conflate that with the definition. Agnosticism deals with whether it can be known if a God exists, not with the lack of belief in a God. This is why there are agnostic atheists - someone doesn’t believe in a God and doesn’t think it’s possible to know if a God exists.
    2
  1746. Part of the problem is the SEC has his hands tied. If he says anything too far out of line the SEC will sue him.
    2
  1747. Rich people’s wages aren’t going up much, they make more money from their investments usually, not from how much they get paid.
    2
  1748. Most of the people who assume UFOs are little green men are just like religious people - very gullible.
    2
  1749. Airports already charge that
    2
  1750. 24:10 Using meta mask is a big hurdle to entry? Wtf?
    2
  1751. This guy is so annoying and knows nothing about technology. Not a “crypto expert”. Interview Shinobius and Janine from Block Digest or someone who’s actually written a line of code. Working in “growth” at a tech company does not automatically teach someone technical skills.
    2
  1752. Don’t use a realtor, they’re a scam
    2
  1753. Have fun cutting up your gold coins to buy a sandwich
    2
  1754. The problem is arbitrary “face coverings” are borderline useless. If they would have the balls to encourage n95 or p100 masks they might garner some respect from libertarians.
    2
  1755. That’s how he’s programmed, take it up with the engineers who designed him.
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  1756.  @jeff77789  Even Elon is compromised, just less willing to go woke.
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  1757. Biggest threat to America is its own old AF politicians.
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  1758. At least the slaves didn’t have to pay rent and healthcare
    2
  1759.  @ryanbattistoni9775  You know it’s probably fake
    2
  1760.  @haldyrs.telvanni4829 Intelligence is genetic, if their parents approve of it, their parents are probably dumb and thus likely the children too. On average the world is probably better off without those people. Let them do dumb things that destroy themselves as long as they don’t affect you.
    2
  1761. Finally not wrong after a decade of waiting…
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  1762. Yeah I was always like, what “tools” do you have? You don’t even use the printing press for “printing money”. Politicians are annoyingly pretentious AF.
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  1763. He’s not that educated. Just parroting things other people have said and over simplifying things.
    2
  1764. The old farts running the system have forgotten about the constitution.
    2
  1765. Heeeeyundies
    2
  1766.  @dan1leano Racist
    2
  1767. You need a white background to make the whiteboard effect work…
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  1768.  @paradigmprimeproductions1008  Not really, to sustain consciousness you must consume a lot of energy.
    2
  1769. It’ll be crash up in dollar terms
    2
  1770. Where do I find the PDF in the description?
    2
  1771. Ford should just cut them off. No more Ford cars for them.
    2
  1772. Damn Linus must be worth $20-$100 mil
    2
  1773. Once they upgrade all self checkouts from windows xp, cashiers will be almost completely irrelevant. Do you need someone to load gas in your electric car as well? Technology marches on, people need to be adaptive, it’s what makes us human.
    2
  1774. Why does the guy who doesn’t know Bitcoin is written in C++ have to show off his Bitcoin socks every episode?
    2
  1775. Netflix probably had a hand in making the initial release of the definitive edition be crap so that people would sign up for Netflix when they released the fixed version.
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  1776. Lol Peter there’s already been a gold backed crypto for years, it’s called PAXG…nobody wants it though because it’s pointless.
    2
  1777. People with aspergers have a lot of black and white thinking but don’t seem to be particularly emotional. Does this self loathing emotional basis for procrastination apply to people with Aspergers?
    2
  1778. Bitcoin makes all of them irrelevant
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  1779. But even still, he’s wrong about Bitcoin.
    2
  1780. Why? Not everyone in silicon valley works on AI.
    2
  1781. Am I the only one optimistic about this long term for our species? The higher the minimum wage, the less dumb people will survive and the more it forces entrepreneurs to make their companies utilize technological solutions for what humans used to do.
    2
  1782. Masks do help but most people are wearing the wrong masks. What a shame when the truth gets lost.
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  1783. Balaji doesn’t like red or blue. He seems to agree more with gray and orange.
    2
  1784. Google is just out of touch, they’ll catch up in products.
    2
  1785. If only MKBHD had half the insight of this guy.
    2
  1786. It looks like he might just be out of focus. The background looks sharper.
    2
  1787. Not everyone is that valuable
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  1788. In a hyper bitcoinized world it makes his skillset much less valuable.
    2
  1789. @ It’s widely exchanged and things like oil are priced in bitcoin. Nobody wants fiat currencies, they want bitcoin.
    2
  1790. Heather 22 Why?
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  1791. Trump printed a ridiculous amount of money and changed very little, we need someone new who isn’t over 50.
    2
  1792. Thanks Animal
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  1793. The real Jeff Bezos litterally did scam me. Amazon locked my seller account and won’t unlock it or release my funds. I can’t even reach anyone at amazon that speaks English fluently at Amazom.
    2
  1794. Who cares, I mean are they going to test if people are vaccinated?
    2
  1795. Eventually the masses will see that wokism is a scam to get votes. It just needs to get ridiculous enough for them to notice.
    2
  1796. Youtube is like an old, out of touch, overbearing parent who is on the spectrum. They don’t understand their users at all.
    2
  1797. Don’t trust boomer companies (BBBY)
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  1798.  @jskksjjskksj Gift cards are not “functionally a bank”.
    2
  1799. Just a couple months ago they wanted to spy on billionaires by reporting anyone to the IRS who had more than $600 in their bank account….now this. Do they think we’re that stupid?
    2
  1800. What a creepy name for a show - “Surveillance report”? Sounds like they’re spying on us.
    2
  1801. The countless over-qualified Asians with overly strict Asian parents must be pissed
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  1802. Did they pay his attorney fees and adjust for INFLATION?
    2
  1803. Just imagine if we weren’t forced to endure an inflationary monetary system, many of these ETF bimbos wouldn’t need to exist to extract a fee out of you. Buy Bitcoin!
    2
  1804. Her mouth moves in strange ways
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  1805. What’s with all the cringy fanboy comments?
    2
  1806. Disaster? As long as you’re not in dollars or Tulips you will be fine. The dollar will just go to near zero.
    2
  1807. Who knows maybe he has an exclusivity contract with Spotify where he can’t even go independent for X years.
    2
  1808. It’s hilarious whenever the government issues their first warning about something that’s over a decade old. Old boomers.
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  1809. George Hotz should take over for Traversy Media
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  1810.  @CatholicTraditional It’s not greed, it’s laziness or lack of resources to properly evaluate candidates so they use a degree as a filter.
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  1811. Like he said in the video, it creates a disingenuous incentive structure. They make money regardless of whether you get a job.
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  1812. 6.2% is a complete lie
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  1813.  @dragonflarefrog1424 I bet you wouldn’t even get 0.08%.
    2
  1814. Did you buy it?
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  1815. What if someone wants to be called by a pronoun I find offensive though. Like say if they want to be called “JewHater69”, whose feelings take precedent?
    2
  1816. Why do you think they’ll confiscate retirement accounts? Can’t they just print more money to fund social security? If they did confiscate retirement accounts you’ll wish you had some Bitcoin.
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  1817.  @cosmosaic8117  The number of real uses isn’t as important as what the uses are when it comes to monetary instruments. Bitcoin is a censorship resistant store of a value and extremely difficult to confiscate. Is there any other established asset the average person can hold that is so difficult to confiscate?
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  1818.  @cosmosaic8117  Monero is not an established asset, it has limited user adoption and software support. The privacy functionality makes it difficult to audit the circulating supply of Monero which could make an inflation bug go unnoticed. Monero does not have true multsig, it simulates it by splitting a single secret up, not to mention the front end software support for the average person to do any of this is limited and buggy at times. Bitcoin is fast and cheap when you consider the level of security achieved in final settlement. $0.20 to send a billion dollars is a lot cheaper than moving a billion dollars worth of gold.
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  1819. What aspects of your heart resembled that of a 35 year old? Isn’t the primary risk blood clots, not heart malfunction?
    2
  1820. Shoulda bought Bitcoin
    2
  1821. Wud up Beetle Juice
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  1822.  @robnelson6545 Depends on the field. For example, for most engineering jobs you need to learn a lot of math first before someone will hire you. Same with medicine, you don’t just start doing surgery and learn as you go, you do years of studying first.
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  1823. He’s not saying the price will stay down permanently, he’s just calling for an intermediate term top.
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  1824. Indians like to pinch pennies
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  1825.  @2nostromo The finger in his butt told him
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  1826.  @ElementaryWatson_fafo  Bitcoin doesn’t care how people are trading it, it continues to push out new blocks, regardless.
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  1827. This is the problem with voting. You have your choice of slim - left or right. Both garbage.
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  1828.  @bigfornoreason1 They don’t need to get rid of everyone for it to be a big deal. Even 30% of devs losing their jobs overnight would be massive.
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  1829. Keep in mind the $ figures aren’t adjusted for inflation. Multiply them by 4x to get a better idea.
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  1830.  @servanttoson  Maybe but game development is already extremely competitive. Often developers make as much as ½ the salary.
    2
  1831. I’d blame it on the US government/inflation
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  1832. It’s not trying to imitate humans, they designed it so it’s more efficient.
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  1833. Whoa Peter’s becoming an Ethereum fanboy!
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  1834. You should really setup some crypto donation addresses.
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  1835. Gold’s going to zero
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  1836. It’s much easier to evaluate age than ability. Just have them retire at 65.
    2
  1837. What is a “reality job”?
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  1838. Buy Bitcoin instead of this scam
    2
  1839. What’s stuck in her nose
    2
  1840.  @steelearmstrong9616  If you’re holding dollars it will always get worse. If you’re holding Bitcoin there’s a good chance things continue to get better.
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  1841. LMAO why is CNBC still showing Litecoin’s price
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  1842.  @cjgaming8020 True but it increases the risk of dying in an accident or from a health problem.
    2
  1843. When this guy’s hairline start to recede
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  1844. Shoulda bought Bitcoin
    2
  1845. Waiting for Reddit trolls to start going to airports with suitcases of novelty cash.
    2
  1846. If we could limit the population of dumb people, I think that’s the answer.
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  1847. If she’s going to make decisions based on race rather than character, she’s actually taking more risk by avoiding asian Americans. Asian Americans are on average more intelligent and less likely to commit crime than whites or blacks.
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  1848. I love how you failed calc I
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  1849. The banking system cannot support any transactions without an enormous energy investment.
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  1850. Ideally it’s live to work but very hard to find.
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  1851. Beezer Beats Less than the number of fatal car crashes
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  1852. I think he’s confusing “paranoia” with legitimate concern.
    2
  1853. Blockworks or Real Vision? Pretty much the same channel.
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  1854.  @StefanReich  Mailing gold is also slow but it’s faster than doing an international wire transfer. Secure final settlement takes time.
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  1855. The alt coin daily guys looked like geniuses compared to this guy. 🙈
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  1856. They can't force people but they can refuse their business.
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  1857.  @apace903 Wear a respirator with oxygen supply
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  1858.  @schargiel7033  Good luck setting up a secure 3 of 5 multsig using those scam coins.
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  1859. It’s better than money. Money is a scam.
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  1860.  @ChrisHamberg-ok2cz  Money doesn’t exist any more than math exists. It’s intangible.
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  1861. Foss is gold, host is pure cringe.
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  1862. That’s basically 90% of people working in finance. They’re trained to be sheep.
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  1863. Was it a really crappy engineering school with no access to internships?
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  1864.  @MysticalDyl  If you’re a law-abiding US citizen, you should be free to travel most places. Btw, “deleting computers” would demolish the USA. Big tech is the last thing of value the US actually has. Notice how the vast majority of the gains in the s&p 500 are from a small number of companies? Guess what sector they’re in? 🤡
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  1865. Being wrong once in your life about direction isn’t bad
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  1866. Rofl you do realize nobody knows what will happen? It’s just probabilities. Of course he’s going to be wrong.
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  1867. It still is possible for bus drivers with additional time, it’s not like being a bus driver interferes with a person’s brain activity.
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  1868. People said the same thing about the dollar having to be backed by gold.
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  1869. This like watching Peter Schiff being the dumb people in his “I am the 1%” video.
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  1870.  @bigb6046  Maybe no one can explain to you but not all people are that dumb
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  1871. Best presidential debate in American history by far! - 2020, SNL is dead ☠️
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  1872. What was the point of buying all of the Bitcoin ETFs? It’s not like buying them reveals anything. Just read the prospectus of each one and summarize it in english for us. That would actually be useful.
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  1873. Not if you lived and live in a 3rd world country. The internet enables free education. Check your privilege!
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  1874.  @malays4027  Tell that to the people who bought at $1.
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  1875. PayPal gives more protection to buyers.
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  1876. Bitcoin is an intelligence test. Most people can’t put in the 100 hours researching it because they’re too dumb and impulsive.
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  1877. Yeah, bizarre to change your opinion of markets based on new information…
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  1878. Looks too dumb to be true
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  1879. Politicians are acting like it’s the 20th century still. Internet is here guys, and everyone is online. You can’t keep hiding your lies.
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  1880.  @Robis9267 That’s why they’re taking econ 101, to learn how it works. 💀
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  1881. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. Don’t shitcoin.
    2
  1882. Play it at 0.75x
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  1883.  @SuperFinGuy  Lmao IOTA is a dumpster fire that has a history of breaking.
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  1884. His point is reality sucks and as individual you need to find a way to deal with it. Problem is it sounds like he’s trying to justify it as if it wasn’t preventable if politicians were more responsible. He mentions “crypto” as a strategy to overcome high housing prices when 99.99% of crypto is a scam. If he had mentioned Bitcoin that would be different but he is clueless.
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  1885.  @michaelwhary7697  Most locks on drawers can be picked in seconds or just cut open.
    2
  1886. @ Dopamine?
    2
  1887. BEETLE JUICE
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  1888. Paul _ Coding is about solving problems with math — whether you realize it yet or not.
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  1889. “You only need privacy if you have something to hide” 😂
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  1890. The bags are getting heavier because they’re body bags, gold investors’ bodies after they killed themselves.
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  1891. Buy some bitcoin, folks. It’s a peaceful opt out of the US dollar ponzi scheme that got you here. Ignore all the crypto garbage, Bitcoin is all that matters.
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  1892. Why didn’t they seize the money from his jacket? If they truly believed what they were doing was correct and they were through in the processes implemented they would have seized that as well. It just shows they were grabbing easy money rather than carrying out enforcement in a comprehensive manner.
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  1893. You do realize that loans can have terms like collateral requirements, right? 😂
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  1894. I was under the impression that the risk of seizure from rTMS was during and rTMS session, not after. Are there any documented cases of seizure after treatment? How long after?
    2
  1895.  @suqmadiq68 While some executives are overpaid, their salary is typically insignificant compared to the cost of employee wages.
    2
  1896. Why do I feel like I’m in a junior high school classroom?
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  1897.  @jamescole3152  What is “real value”?
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  1898. Deflation is bad if you hate low prices. The US economy would have been deflationary if they didn’t print all that money. Technology is deflationary, money printers are used to fight this.
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  1899. Generally speaking, a higher minimum wage will be a good thing but it will harm the small number of good smart people who are for whatever reason stuck in a low paying job. The good is it will weed out a lot of the dumb people who won’t have a job anymore and will hopefully die off instead of infecting the human gene pool.
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  1900.  @Yura135  Sure there are problems with the legal system but when you debase a currency by 50% it’s not hard to believe that prices would rise.
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  1901. The smart thing to do for the business would be to call the ambulance Incase he’s not faking it (avoids liability) and then have him trespassed from the property so he can’t come back.
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  1902. What if someone is allergic to eggs?
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  1903. The brain is basically a closed source black box because of how little doctors know about how it works. Most treatments of the brain are the equivalent of hitting the box with a stick and seeing what happens. Does the person die? No? Ok, let’s have the FDA approve it in 10 years. It’s basically the opposite of engineering but you have to respect their intentions to help people.
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  1904. Yeah let’s just poop on the street instead of using toilets
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  1905. Can’t wait for $30/hour minimum wage is here. Then only people with half a brain will have a job.
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  1906. When will you finish your conversation with Balaji? Looking forward to part 2.
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  1907. Or you have an emotional control problem
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  1908. For those who think people should be required to unlock their device if they have nothing to hide….What if you don’t know the password? Are you required to be capable decrypting all data in your possession?
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  1909.  @blacklightfreakout825  The people who bought gold in 2011 lost a massive amount of purchasing power. Does inflation not exist?
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  1910. In the US you’re free to make money in countless other ways besides a 9-5 job. Unfortunately, a lot of other countries lack this luxury.
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  1911. BITCONEEEEEEEEEEE TA DA MOON
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  1912. Not really, his funds haven’t performed very well.
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  1913.  @Zanzabar5 The fed chairman can’t end the fed himself.
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  1914. If anything being an Indian in America on average means you’re more likely to be smart and less likely to commit crime.
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  1915.  @tuckerbugeater  During a food shortage nobody wants your silver coins, they want food or resources to make food. Try eating your silver, it has limited nutritional value.
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  1916. It’s essentially vandalism in cases of rape.
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  1917. Uh what is the point of displaying the likes if you can’t see the dislikes? If you watch a video about why racism is good and it has 500 likes but 5,000,000 dislikes you won’t even know it.
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  1918.  @ing2911 I would agree with you if FTX only offered people the ability to buy crypto but they also offered access to Bitcoin which isn’t speculative, it’s the best money there is.
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  1919.  @sionbarzad5371 If you didn’t have the privilege of access to traditional financial services you would quickly understand the value of Bitcoin. Check your privilege.
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  1920. 45:30 ROFL this boomer doesn’t think Bitcoin core developers have to wake up and work on maintaining the most secure decentralized monetary network in the world? Bitcoin’s success is in large part thanks to the genius minds on its development team. And what about all the people maintaining and building out mining & energy infrastructure? Just another finance bro who doesn’t truly understand Bitcoin.
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  1921. They’re basically thinking that they’re getting rid of bad genetics by assuming that if a 1 person in a family behaves poorly that it applies to everyone in the family. I don’t think there’s a strong enough correlation for this particularly in families of average or above average IQ. Crime is often correlated with low intelligence, poverty and poor impulse control. If they really want to weed out potentially bad actors they should test people’s IQ, impulse control and evaluate their net worth as a sort of “entrance exam” for the town instead of evicting people on the basis of others’ actions. Btw, this is basically what colleges do.
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  1922. iZack Actually, by staying home the OP is likely reducing the fear they live in because they don’t have to be as conscious of potentially being infected. Having to constantly think about which surface you touched with which hand and when to change gloves, etc is no way to live.
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  1923. I don’t think people are going on these vacations merely because they have access to them.
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  1924.  @mr.mystiks9968 A CS degree won’t get you a job either. The brain behind it all is the most important part.
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  1925. Gen z and millennials need to stop chasing homeownership and just buy Bitcoin
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  1926.  @Iridiumcosmos  You completely missed the point. Cloud storage providers offer different pros/cons compared to backing up locally (or remotely) on a single $5 usb drive. In order to achieve a similar system to what cloud providers typically provide, it would require having your own data centers in multiple countries, on site maintenance staff, a development team and a bunch of other stuff. Heck, even Google, one of the most main stream cloud providers has data centers in 20 countries. The point wasn’t to argue over what is the best solution for your application. There’s plenty of reasons cloud storage is a terrible idea and a really good idea. Heck, some data shouldn’t even be stored electronically, making both cloud storage providers and $5 usb drives irrelevant. Requirements vary, it’s like arguing over whether shoes or boots are better.
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  1927. Any course recommendations for making self-study/learning more effective?
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  1928.  @MountEverestMetaverse He’s always right about the Bitcoin crash - it crashes every couple years after making a new high and Peter always says it will crash. 😆
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  1929.  @break1722  That’s what Peter has been saying for the past 10+ years. 😆 Meanwhile gold took 10 years to go up 8% above its last high.😂 Currently: Gold -5.82% from 2011 high BTC +56,566.67% from 2011 high 💀 💀 💀
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  1930.  @MountEverestMetaverse  I guess it depends on one’s definition of “worse”. The fed has never raised rates this fast while Bitcoin has been around so it’s not unreasonable.
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  1931. Nothing wrong with that until you infringe on the rights of others.
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  1932. Make your own decisions and do your own research.
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  1933. “Guests”? Why are you charging your guests for ice cream?
    2
  1934. Why is it everyone who is publicly bullish on silver or gold also happen to be selling it? You rarely see that with Bitcoin.
    2
  1935. It’s probably the license plate on the book shelf
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  1936. Peter Schiff wants pig, cat and reptile coins. Lmao
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  1937. So what do you do to “protect” yourself? Keep your life savings in gold in your house and hope nobody robs you?
    2
  1938. Shut down the internet
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  1939.  ohnocringedetector940 Thanks for spamming. Gtfo
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  1940.  @andrive  And that’s what you should probably do. Why does every company need to know your phone number?
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  1941.  @Nikkis_Archive  I agree, they should just make 2-fa mandatory without a text message option.
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  1942. Never understood why people think courses on how to make money actually work. It only has a chance of working if they’re teaching you how to apply stuff to your own unique business that is already profitable. People who work a 9-5 salary job seem to think starting a business is the same thing. There’s a reason employers usually make way more than their employees, employers are risking their money.
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  1943. Just watch 30 seconds per day and you’ll be done in the less than a year.
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  1944. Interesting new waveform animation
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  1945. Your visual to demonstrate compounding interest from investing in the s&p 500 is deceptive. Half the returns are inflation. The CPI is a lie.
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  1946. Rumor has it these guys are responsible for dumping DOGEEEEEEEE COIN. Elon may pump but he don't dump.
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  1947. Pelosi is so out of touch, people want more transparency not less.
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  1948. Because AI videos have a different esthetic to them currently
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  1949. Fruitboots
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  1950. Tone it down or send her back to the asylum?
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  1951. Utter obliteration of Bitcoin? Only up a couple million %
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  1952. I’m surprised an Australian news network is going after a communist considering what Australia has become…
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  1953. They can probably add a way for the AI to accept feedback and see if people are needing this but I agree it will screw with people’s productivity if they’re doing work that is cognitively very demanding and aren’t given flexibility. Everybody works differently so the AI will need to learn this. I’m guessing it will struggle to read people’s minds based on prior actions until we get AI connected to our brains.
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  1954. If Covid can escape from a lab, sentient AI will escape from a lab.
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  1955. Bitcoin is closer to $2 trillion than $1 trillion
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  1956. It gets views. But in the case of BTC it’s also a high probability bet.
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  1957. It must be hardcore racism at work because they’re all white males
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  1958. What is a low level IC?
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  1959. He looks a little nervous
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  1960. Do those masks even filter smoke?
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  1961.  @Iron_spider99 Nobody is saying smart people don’t work hard. There’s smart people that work hard and there’s super smart people that are lazy who both perform at a similar level but that doesn’t mean the 100 IQ guy will be able to compete with either with a lot of work.
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  1962.  @Iron_spider99 You’re essentially trying to disprove an entire firld of research on intelligence. 95% of people don’t have the same intelligence. Look up IQ bell curve, it’s not perfect but it’s closer to reality than 95% of the population having the same intelligence. Try going to walmart and interacting with the employees, then go to a big tech company or a hedge find and interact with the employees.
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  1963.  @jdizzle6324 Not with Bitcoin
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  1964. Probably better off working for yourself right now than applying for jobs unless you have a lot of good connections
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  1965. UI/UX and fractional shares - most brokers are terrible at UI/UX. I could care less really as long as it works. All I need to be able to do is place buy and sell orders, do all your charting and alerts in trading view. I heard Robinhood kills you on spread and only have a mobile app last I heard, so I never bothered.
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  1966. TBH since Robinhood doesn’t allow withdrawals, that might actually be safer for many users. It would be worth looking into who is Robinhood’s custodian. Holding your coins on an exchange that allows withdrawals is dangerous.
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  1967. The users are, all his company does is write code
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  1968. Thanks for the update, God.
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  1969. So what are the alternatives that pay well, can be done remote and are legal?
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  1970.  @jmd489 BTC’s blockchain is not 16gb, it hasn’t been that little since like 2014. It’s nearly 600gb today.
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  1971.  @robertmazurowski5974 Even if you don’t describe well it will write code for you.
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  1972. Cancer isn’t easy to cure
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  1973. Excess b vitamins increase the risk of lung cancer
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  1974. Why do trade jobs pay so much less than software engineers yet you don’t need a college degree for either?
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  1975. Low IQ, same kind of people who support Biden support Trump.
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  1976.  @mikehawk4856  Even at $2500 (a 39% drop from here) the S&P500 will still be up 80% in the past 10 years. I sold in January and April so i could care less.
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  1977. Why doesn’t he just established a separate company for sales on Amazon?
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  1978. "security flaws in the technology itself" rofl these CNBC bozos still can't understand in 2025 the difference between a protocol and a centralized exchange.
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  1979. It shouldn’t be that hard to replace a 150 year old boomer. Why can’t these bozos retire at 65 like everyone else?
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  1980. BUY BITCOIN
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  1981. You should have called them over VO IP
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  1982. Bitcoin fixes the issue of verifying proof of funds. It’s simple to do and doesn’t rely on an institution reporting it properly.
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  1983.  @jerrysmith3695  Bitcoin always has 80-90% “corrections”.
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  1984. Not happening in our lifetime
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  1985. Isn’t a mental illness physiological too?
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  1986. Still better than first year english students
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  1987. Fake or intoxicated
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  1988.  @meyerhans2125 OP is asking about most probable scenarios if Marc is wrong. There’s limitless possibilities.
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  1989.  @davidbutler99  The Fat Guy - Chris Christie
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  1990. So gold miners are screwed?
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  1991. Any thoughts on rTMS?
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  1992.  @kussemeinkont Grow your own food instead of supporting price gougers.
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  1993.  @RyanKeane9 True but how do you verify a human created the art? GPG signatures? But how do you know the GPG key even belongs to a human? You have to make a name for yourself as a human first.
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  1994. They’d need to get rid of credit cards and other high interest debt which is never going to happen. Otherwise people will eventually be spending their UBI check just to pay off high interest debt. If our system would just run on hard money instead of credit and printing we’d have a stronger economy.
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  1995. If you aren’t exposed to the sun’s cycles and instead use artificial light for an extended period of time - ie: 10000 lux bright light in morning, minimize light exposure in evening - will your body care what time of day it is in the outside world?
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  1996. What if the one you’re driving isn’t safe? Is money more important than health?
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  1997.  @thebikehippie6562  The point isn’t regarding assigning blame but rather the current safety status of a theoretical car and whether money or health is more important to the OP. For example, if replacing one’s current car is only going to cost 1% of one’s net worth and doing so improves safety by 50% then it probably makes sense but if replacing one’s car costs 50% of one’s net worth and only results in a 1% improvement in safety then it probably doesn’t make sense.
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  1998.  @thebikehippie6562  Are you broke or dangerously cheap?
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  1999.  @dodowner132  Breathing isn’t safe either. Guess we should all smoke crack by your logic. Driving in car with airbags isn’t trading away your liberty. If you value your liberty go buy some bitcoin.
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  2000.  @thebikehippie6562  I’ve never heard of car that has nothing dangerous about it, in all the cases I’ve seen it’s a set of trade offs. What car is it?
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  2001. A gun is a prop, genius
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  2002.  @chasstiles7611 Bitcoin solves this
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  2003. True but even if there’s still say 100,000 developers with a job still, that tens of millions of people out of work.
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  2004. This guy knows how to talk confidently about stuff that is true but his analysis is almost always terrible
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  2005. I prefer intangible metals.
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  2006. It gets recycled
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  2007. This guy clearly knows nothing about crypto. Not worth talking to him about it.
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  2008. If prices start to come down the fed will just drop rates
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  2009. 5:33 This guy thinks apple’s edge is in battery technology? Has he tried the iPhone 12 mini? Apple’s software design is their secret sauce.
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  2010. What do you do if you have an emergency that doesn’t warrant calling 911? Seems like more of a security risk to use some random wifi hot spot.
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  2011. This guy clearly knows nothing about software development if he thinks bitcoin has a 0% risk of going to zero. There’s a big difference between 0% and 0.00000000000000001%.
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  2012. The 80’s and 90’s had more hits than the 2000’s.
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  2013. This Bitcoin thing is a scam, folks. Don’t fall for it.
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  2014. This is why we should just have 1 sports league for each sport. Do not divide it by gender. Let the best win instead of having having a league where it’s easier to win. Life’s not supposed to be fair.
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  2015. Education is correlated with higher income but not entirely the cause. Smart people are more likely to be educated as well as be higher performers in jobs. Increasingly its winner take all for smart people, just look at all the violent protests on the left and the right.
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  2016. Because some people want to diversify their portfolio so they aren’t selling at the low of an 80% correction if they need liquidity.
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  2017. People don’t own words.
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  2018.  @johnnyblazem5326  What you’ve done in real estate doesn’t have any bearing on whether the points I made are valid. It just side steps the issue here that real estate is an asset that is easy to confiscate and control. When properly secured, Bitcoin requires cooperation of multiple unknown parties in multiple jurisdictions that are not obligated to cooperate.
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  2019.  @johnnyblazem5326  The suckers are those who are slaves to the government without realizing it. Bitcoin doesn’t “pay” anything, so I’m not sure what you meant by that. The cost of holding Bitcoin is minimal long term. It’s much easier to hand down from generation to generation without any government interference.
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  2020. I think the only gatekeeping there should be is only allowing those who are most skilled. Let’s not gatekeep based on useless things just for the sake of limiting access. Is it even “gatekeeping” to hire the most skilled candidate? That’s how it’s supposed to work…
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  2021. Do some people get worse eliminating sugar (long term, not short term)?
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  2022. I think he forgets that governments are not problem solvers, they are problem creators. The only time they give the illusion of solving problems is when they happen to fund problem solvers.
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  2023. Kind of funny how Euro Pacific Asset Management’s logo looks like Coin Desk’s logo
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  2024.  @FrogOf4Chan  It’s not mandatory to be a physician to understand something but it acts as a fairly reliable proxy for intelligence and education on the subject if that is something the physician specializes in. Sure, there may be some select people who are more educated on the subject and practical aspects of implementation than physicians. With how difficult it is to treat mental illness and how heritable it is, it seems like a win for society if those people don’t reproduce. Part of the great thing about America is freedom and that may mean allowing the dumb to destroy themselves if they want to. About 15% of the population is too dumb to even hold a job.
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  2025.  @acmhfmggru  No, an appeal to authority would be if I was claiming that only physicians could understand specific information - that isn’t the case here. The problem here is you’re oversimplifying the issue as opposed to understanding that medicine is a complex subject. RFK is humble enough to understand that the issue isn’t merely one of consent by humans under the age of 18 - there’s more facets to it than that.
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  2026.  JUDASFINKELSTEIN  1oz of gold = 1oz gold, who cares how many dollars the suits think it’s worth
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  2027. Bitcoin is the solution
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  2028. Wouldn’t authentication be a pretty simple process if the manufacturer just embedded an NFC chip with a secure element? You could check it without opening the package.
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  2029. Tennis rackets cost $300 because our government won’t stop fricking devaluing the dollar
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  2030.  @smnbgn The dollar is far worse.
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  2031. 9:25 Doesn’t the air tag only alert you if it’s been following you around for atleast 3 days?
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  2032. You can’t fix inferior genetics
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  2033. You can still trust cryptographic signatures of hashing algorithms that haven’t been cracked. You just need to verify the key holder is who you think it is.
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  2034. We wouldn’t have “affordable housing” if the government didn’t inflate our money away and monetize real estate so investors flock to it and jack up the prices. More people would be able to just afford simply “housing”.
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  2035. Or stop using a TV show as a substitute for learning how to trade?
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  2036. They won’t kick you off because of your skin color. You need to travel with a white friend and see who gets kicked out. In fact, travel with 10 black friends and 1 white friend, then if the white guy gets kicked off point out that you’ve got the same mask, then have your 10 black friends stand up and point out the same thing. Imagine the PR disaster.
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  2037. It doesn’t really matter when they fail to indicate how much capital most of their customers are jumping into the market with. It’s very easy to just dump your paycheck into the market vs a portfolio you’ve been building for decades.
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  2038. You failed to mention the biggest scam of all - THE US DOLLAR. They dilute their horrible currency and force you to use it. There’s an unlimited amount of US dollar currency that can be created.
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  2039. TBH, non-alogrthmic trading doesn’t require much high level math. When a trader says they don’t use stop losses it’s important to ask them what that means - do they have a mental stop?
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  2040. 32:09 Schiff can’t get enough of BITCOINNN
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  2041. If there’s a minimum age there should be a maximum age.
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  2042. If they want a future they should start with STOPPING THE MONEY PRINTER! (QE)
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  2043. That may be but why don’t you step in and make a competitor with narrower profit margins? If you can outcompete them on price you may be able to eat their marketshare.
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  2044. What happened to Peter’s mic. Peter just put your phone close to your mouth if you lost your mic.
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  2045. Wtf how do you only make a 20% return in 2020 with all the bets you made?
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  2046. Markets don’t go up linearly. Not saying $100k won’t happen in November.
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  2047.  @rogerburn5132  George Washington would be spying on us today as well. Can’t rely on humans.
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  2048. If they were thinking that they could buy their way into a programming job, they probably would not even attend the bootcamp/college and just pay off people with access to the institution’s academic records department. In this case I think it’s simply people underestimating the work involved. In other fields people attempting to buy credentials is a much bigger problem because of an over reliance on them with little to evaluate a job candidate.
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  2049. Your video is out of date
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  2050. He’s not talking about poor people. He’s talking about middle class people who don’t know to manage their finances
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  2051.  @konigvonpreuen8065  If you have a negative net worth you’re not middle class. Lmao
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  2052.  @royharper2003  Not every industry works the way law does. That said, even if every industry did work the same way that law does, it still wouldn’t mean that college is the same thing as education.
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  2053.  @SidMorris-qo2dm  If you’re buying a computer that needs antivirus software you’re running the wrong OS.
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  2054. 2008 was a long time ago? 😢
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  2055. Uhh guys, you have to go where the money is. If you want more money, acquire skills that companies are desperate for. It’s not like you need access to a university library to learn stuff anymore.
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  2056. If these are real porch pirates aren’t you worried about getting sued if someone has an allergic reaction or something?
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  2057. Where did you do your research on Bitcoin? Mainstream news sites? Did you even read the white paper?
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  2058. It’s backed by math, maybe take some math classes
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  2059. The problem is how do you enforce this? If they automated enforcement using something like the YouTube algorithm people would be going to jail over talking about how they bought SPY in their 401k. AI needs to improve more before we’re ready for it to start enforcing laws. If they just hire a bunch of people to go around policing YouTube all day our taxes will go up. There’s nothing really feasible to address here…
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  2060. So for people with their wealth in non-liquid assets like real estate do they just cut off a price of their roof and mail it to the government?
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  2061. BEETLE JUICE
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  2062. Buy Bitcoin and opt out of the traditional financial system
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  2063. Unless it’s spam, why are communication platforms so bothered with censoring the world? ISPs aren’t doing this (except in certain countries such as China), instead they’re selling the information.
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  2064. If the US government was run by the most qualified candidates we’d probably end up with a mostly Asian government (yellow + brown).
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  2065.  @huckleberryfinn8795  A lot of problems are solved by searching for stuff online.
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  2066. Nobody is going to use rocks as money. It’s just speculation that central banks want to hold gold. 5% of gold’s price is from its utility in electronics.
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  2067. Most millionaires are self made
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  2068.  @StudleyDuderight and appointed officials
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  2069.  @holson2112  When you say “lower class”? Which class is that 1 step lower than? The lowest class don’t have any money to invest.
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  2070. @ Gold is fake in the sense that it being valued as money is just a paradigm made up by humans. It has no value to other species. Do you see squirrels collecting gold coins?
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  2071. 20:33 Have to have humiliation? Wtf?!
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  2072. It was beneficial when they were actually necessary
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  2073. They should just get rid of gender specific sports and let the best human win instead of trying to group participants by alleged genitals.
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  2074. Religion = delusion
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  2075.  @duanesamuelson2256  That’s true but why would they care to do all that? I mean humans who go to jail just get thrown in a cage, even at times ignoring their medical conditions, so why would they bother with treating the horse so nicely?
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  2076. Why did you wait until 2018 to stop using facebook? That’s a long time.
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  2077. Why were you on SSI?
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  2078. Please do a video discussing Ledger Recover. It’s probably one of the most important issues right now surrounding monetary freedom.
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  2079. It’s to justify UBI
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  2080. What happened to episode 579? Did YouTube censor you?
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  2081. It should be 0%. It costs pennies to do what they do in software.
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  2082.  @revcmcastle1  Yeah, that’s exactly the problem, the information shouldn’t need to go through a bunch of humans. It should just be directly inputted into a database. Realtors are needed currently because they have the information. If the sellers and buyers interacted directly online they wouldn’t have this information arbitrage opportunity.
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  2083. What an original comment, glad you posted this back in the 1980’s of YouTube for anyone thought of it.
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  2084. During the fake announcement of the ETF approvals, Bitcoin sold off when it was thought to be real news. When Gensler announced it was fake news THEN Bitcoin’s price started to recover. You didn’t look at the chart closely.
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  2085. Blah, what an underwhelming interview.
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  2086. The title of the video is asking the wrong question. The question should be when will something better than ChatGPT replace developers?
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  2087. Yay for communism
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  2088. The point of college is to give you something to do when you don’t know what to do. There’s far better and more efficient ways of learning almost any material taught in college.
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  2089. 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  2090. The fact that this has more views than the chat GPT clip from yesterday is disappointing
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  2091. The government will seize it via inflation slowly
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  2092. Since August 2020: Gold: -20% BITCOIN: +66% 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  2093. 🚨 SCAM THREAD 🚨
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  2094. Silver was valuable because people needed a micro payment for gold. Now it’s just speculation.
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  2095. What a waste of resources
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  2096. Indians are taking over. Hopefully brains will start to matter in politics.
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  2097. Personally, I’ve always been a fan of tipping because I know that restaurants would have to raise prices if they didn’t get enough tips and that price increase wouldn’t be optional whereas tipping I can opt out of. Basically, I get a discount each time I go because I can opt out of a scam that other people are dumb enough to participate in.
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  2098.  @remi2317  That’s government’s fault, there would be more options if government wasn’t such a problem.
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  2099.  @remi2317  If there’s nothing to lobby for they can’t do the lobbying.
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  2100. You shouldn’t have to give any of this information to banks either
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  2101. You clearly don’t know what money is
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  2102.  @shughy1 That’s still far away. 10+ years.
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  2103.  @shughy1  You’re conflating improvement in tools with studios trying harder and harder to achieve mass appeal because people’s attention is spent increasingly on the internet rather than movies. Don’t blame tech, blame the people making and controlling the production of films. IMO once the tools become extremely cheap we will see an improvement in the quality of the best films but there will be a ton of garbage too. Kind of like YouTube has done for video content.
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  2104.  @shughy1  Yeah, so it’s not both, it’s drunk people trying to tell stories who should not be. It’s just technology allows everyone to try. Think about how many awful books there are thanks to MS word. Don’t blame the gun, blame the thief.
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  2105. Uhh, did the video ever state that an internet connection is required for a GPS chip to work? That’s like saying, the beauty of socks is they don’t rely on water.
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  2106.  @MrAfonsoX  That sounds really troublesome. Why would I want to do that?
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  2107.  @tcbobb1613  Already knew that, the question is the proportion
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  2108. It’s simple: don’t separate sports by gender. Let the best win, just like any other profession. Then you don’t have controversy over people claiming whatever they want to identify as.
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  2109. The US is on the decline
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  2110. Bitcoin will save us
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  2111. 44 bits of entropy is not safe. If the attacker has enough money they don’t need it to take decades to crack. They can buy unlimited cloud computing power easily. You should analyze the cost of cracking in addition to time.
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  2112. “Ark Invest is radically transparent, we disclose all of our holdings at the end of the day AS DOES EVERY ETF”.
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  2113. This is what happens when doctors try to treat a problem with something they don’t understand - the brain.
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  2114. 73 is old? Anyone under 80 is a kid these days in politics it feels like.
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  2115. It’s not really intended as a search engine, it has access to old data only. It’s more useful for reviewing and generating code than it is for search.
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  2116. A human’s reality does change based on how they feel, it’s inevitable.
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  2117. Silver is a shitcoin, even a 12 year old (Bitcoin) is bigger.
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  2118. Why would you want a horse that runs on gas?
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  2119. Fail
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  2120. When the fed is forced to drop rates to 0.
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  2121. 1Password is probably better for normies. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try out keepassxc.
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  2122. Have you tried any of the free open source models?
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  2123. magor?
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  2124. Trump is too old. The US needs a president under 40, not 80.
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  2125. If they ejected Will Smith Hollywood would be roasted by SJWs for “systemic racism”.
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  2126. Why’s there a q-tip stuck in her ear?
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  2127. You did so much research and still can’t figure it out?
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  2128. How old was he when symptoms started and then how old when he was diagnosed?
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  2129. Chat GPT is already better than most therapists.
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  2130. Uhh the founders of Dollar Tree should have google quantitative easing. They wouldn’t be able to sell anything for $1 forever. It’s just coming to fruition faster now.
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  2131. He wants humans to be a multi planetary species so that’s not surprising. Why focus everything on saving earth when we can go to other planets?
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  2132. Bitcoin
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  2133. I pretty much accepted a long time ago that my medical records are public knowledge. A lot of doctors offices cannot even accept digital records, they have no email address or anything they will only accept faxes and most fax services sell your information in the faxes. Exit the system - buy Bitcoin. It’s the only thing you can truly own.
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  2134. Common sense makes Wall Street seem like a monopoly.
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  2135. Earn and save in Bitcoin. It’s an opt out of the USD ponzi.
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  2136.  @forrealthoughbruh  Horrible advice for who?
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  2137.  @rxcashdaddy87  Yeah, that shouldn’t be a job these days for the most part considering how little skill is involved in most cases. People can learn most of this stuff themselves, it’s not rocket science. Those who don’t want to or cannot will hire a realtor. There’s of course exceptions. A really good realtor for high end properties may be worth a lot.
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  2138.  @revcmcastle1  Rofl you’re actually comparing surgery to a website that provides information on real estate? Super smart people go to school for over a decade to become surgeons. 🤦 The reason surgery can’t be done for $10/month whereas a platform that provides information can is because of something called scalability. Real estate transactions do not take a genius to execute. The genius is the agent who can make a lot of money selling but those are the minority. The mechanics of the process are just tedious. You’re just clinging to defending a low skill high margin job while comparing the competency of a professional in the field to an amateur. The amateur with no experience in the field is going to not know everything at first of course, there’s no point in making that comparison. The point is they don’t have to go to school for 10+ years to figure out how to buy a house on their own.
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  2139.  @maelstrom57  That’s like saying, I learned Spanish, so C++ should be easy. The OP was talking about programming languages, not just any language.
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  2140. Most finance people don’t know anything about it. They just want to trade it for more fiat. I doubt he even takes self custody
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  2141. Considering all the work put into foley, why TF can’t some movies make dubbed in lines (in the original film’s language) sound like they were recorded on location? Sometimes they sound so out of place and obviously recorded in a studio.
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  2142. Bitcoin fixes this.
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  2143. Why did he do it though? Why not just get divorced if he only had $20 to his name?
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  2144.  @wrongmouse1658  Depends on the type of product but that’s besides the point. You said that anything electronic that has a battery always has a battery hazard icon. The reason that label exists is if the battery is highly flammable, not simply to tell someone there’s batteries inside.
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  2145.  @DooridoJones  Wages have just been going down for certain fields. If people would go into a profession that the market values like law, medicine or engineering they shouldn’t have difficulty paying for things.
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  2146.  @tenhundredkills  Apple and Amazon are generally much better than Google at support. They’re certainly flawed like any big company though. If you get stuck in an odd scenario you can be SOL.
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  2147. If he had held, he’d have over $50m worth of btc.
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  2148. Insider trading
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  2149. Aren’t you concerned about sharing all your data with open AI?
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  2150. Assuming he’s not adopted, he has their genes and their parenting. Likely a combination of bad genes and parenting.
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  2151. The Peter Schiff Bitcoin Show
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  2152.  @FredPena-rd5cf Let people make bad decisions if they don’t affect you instead of trying to micro manage people’s lives.
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  2153. Go try making a lightning payment and tell me how much it costs and how long it takes
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  2154. They hate him because he is horrendous at market timing and acts as if he isn’t bad at it. Fundamentally I agree with almost everything he has said publicly except when to buy what.
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  2155.  @tacitus7  It already has happened - Bitcoin has been born. Where gold failed, the new currency will win.
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  2156.  @agenericaccount3935  There’s a difference between 10 years and “not being first”.
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  2157. Too much word salad from someone who sounds like they’ve never written a line of code in their life.
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  2158. Peter Schiff was wrong (2010-2021)
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  2159. Why are you posting an old interview without disclosing it? Unsubscribed.
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  2160. So basically if you have a voice that sounds like a famous singer you’re not allowed to sign.
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  2161. Not sure why people complain about tipping. I see it as a win to have the option to not pay an extra fee. Prices I pay would be higher if there wasn’t an easy option for other people to tip. The suckers are subsidizing a discount for me.
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  2162. I think they should do this for adults first and see how it goes. Especially at public places, makes sense to cut down the lines. I don’t see why they’re starting out with kids, seems risky.
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  2163. And have their coins frozen by the IMF? Sounds like you didn’t think this through…
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  2164. Normal for fake people
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  2165. Mostly traders. SPY fell at a record breaking rate and shorts have to cover eventually.
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  2166. It depends on how much better you are than the competition
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  2167. That’s because the video was about what to avoid. People aren’t going to sue him for missing out on leveraged ETFs.
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  2168. 11:20 There’s a big difference between using 5x leverage in stocks vs real estate. Leverage for stocks is usually done using a margin account which is marked to market constantly so you can get liquidated on a dip that lasts just a single day.
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  2169.  @aba192  Yeah, but they aren’t showing up to work.
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  2170. On*
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  2171. It's more distributed though because in theory they could go to another employer. In practice this may not work for all of them. In order for a slave to move to a new owner the previous owner would have to authorize the transaction whereas money is essentially what owns people now. As bad as governments can be, they're unlikely to be as bad to everyone as a slave owner was to his/her slaves.
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  2172. I read Sync thing’s encryption might be susceptible to state actors’ attacks. Is that true?
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  2173. You should really point out the cost of an attacker doing 10B guesses per second. It’s not economically feasible in most scenarios and requires an unheard amount of infrastructure to attempt.
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  2174. If the lord was a competent lord he wouldn’t have let this happen.
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  2175. Stfu Shepard Smith, Reddit won.
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  2176. The dollar is in danger of collapsing this decade. It’s crazy to even retire with $2 million unless that money is invested and you have some income to cover your living expenses.
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  2177. The first cell phone wasn’t a monetary network and purely software.
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  2178. TBH I’m surprised consoles have stuck around as long as they have. 20 years from now will enough people be bothered to buy a dedicated box that only plays games?
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  2179. Rob Braxman Tech Yeah, SMS is the worst.
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  2180. It will mean America is dead and Bitcoin will take the place of the dollar. Big tech is basically the last thing of value the US has.
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  2181. Meanwhile congress is trying to chase after “regulating” crypto…something that has been around for over a decade. Instead, they should be coming up with a plan for dealing with AI.
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  2182. Why? Mental illness is contagious
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  2183. The fist isn’t as important as it used to be thanks to the internet and encryption.
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  2184. Why do you think someone thinks this is an “accident”?
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  2185. Most of the time market makers are a scam that leech off of the market.
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  2186. What payment system was he using? Can’t they check whether any payments were sent?
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  2187. People with money will leave America if they start taxing unrealized capital gains. The US will be left with a bunch of poor socialists demanding their stimi checks. Taxes will rise and they’ll need bigger stimi checks.
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  2188. Why did you pay off your house? Was the interest rate high?
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  2189. Why can’t anyone work in tech if they aren’t disabled?
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  2190. Jeez this channel has blown up in the past week
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  2191. I agree math has no value
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  2192. Instead of complaining about their job I think more people need to try working for themselves. Put your own capital at risk to make money.
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  2193.  @hihowareyouhihowareyou3688  Search “India” on a search engine.
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  2194.  @denialphasebitcoin5639  Don’t fight math
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  2195.  @cassymayfield3133  Yeah and that makes it much more difficult to seize than gold and silver or any physical object.
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  2196. We should just get rid of leverage. Hard money.
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  2197. Any US citizen can get medicaid if their income is low enough, it’s not based on age. There’s also private insurance, you don’t have to be rich to get private insurance. Why don’t you offer your own colonoscopy service if you think the market is mispricing them? Charge 10% less and make bank.
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  2198. Tell that to people who invested in beta instead of VHS. There will be winners and losers.
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  2199.  @Westmansouth An entire species shouldn’t need the choices of every single member to align. That’s asking for a totalitarian state. Fortunately, humans are more resilient than that and have freedom in many places in the world.
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  2200. Doubled? Rates have done a lot more than double.
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  2201. This dude was a nobody in 2007. He could say he called whatever he wanted, no reputation at stake. Basically seems like he’s some rando retail trader who underperforms index funds but has somehow managed to get media attention and sell people his course.
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  2202.  @Cenot4ph  Do you have any peer reviewed controlled long term studies that demonstrate a causal relationship between your proposed ideal diet for human longevity? Considering you’re applying this to every single human being it’s pretty easy to disprove with a single anecdote.
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  2203.  @Cenot4ph  Just because there isn’t better evidence doesn’t mean one can jump to the conclusion that it is the answer. Humans predominantly didn’t live beyond the age of 40 for most of their existence. There’s no clear one size fits all diet. Some people only eat ground beef or they have autoimmune problems. Others cannot eat meat because it causes them gastrointestinal problems. There are a near infinite number of ways to disprove your argument. Humans are complex, not everyone does well on the same diet.
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  2204. There’s little incentive for consumers because they are unaware of the fee so they have no reason to figure out how to use crypto. Merchants don’t want to risk alienating customers by only accepting cash and crypto. For the small businesses that survive the next 10 years, I think you’ll start to see more of them accepting Bitcoin lightning, stable coins and Monero payments. Just need older generations to die off.
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  2205. It happened in October
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  2206. Same goes for the dollar
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  2207. This guy sounds miserable, sure, you might be buying a top now but if you just bought and held America’s last decent companies (big tech) you’d be fine. It’s not gonna kill you if you’re down 50% instead of 20% if you’re not buying garbage that will die. Unless you think America is going to die, you’re bullish on big tech because that’s all it has left. If you’re bearish on America you should be out of the dollar system.
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  2208. He’s wrong 99% of the time, look at the past decade
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  2209. Human cloning doesn’t seem like it can be done in someone’s basement but AI development can.
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  2210. It depends on the line of work. A machine learning engineer or surgeon could be making upwards of $5m/year as an employee without owning a business.
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  2211. How does it prove anything when you can just copy someone’s code or have an AI write a bunch of code for you and then you pick the snippet of code that actually runs even though AI can’t write usable code every time.
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  2212. Why do you still not have a Bitcoin donation address?
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  2213.  @elithasim More so physical stamina, physical strength and grit.
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  2214. Maybe future celebrities will all be reformed criminals so people can’t dig up dirt because it’s already well known by the public.
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  2215. I think Joe was asking practically what Peter would have done under the circumstances in March. Peter mostly discussed fundamentally what’s wrong and needs to change as opposed to specifically what would have been the best call over a span of days under already shitty circumstances.
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  2216. That’s like saying there’s nothing to learn from Hitler
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  2217. You’re better off trying to start your own company than trying to get hired right now. Just wait 3-5 years for the market to recover before applying again.
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  2218. Until videos are cryptographically signed by a trusted source (who you can trust is another question) this is just an exercise in finding out who is the most gullible.
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  2219. Lmao at the Coinbase and then Ledger schilling. Keep your coins on an exchange, oh wait use a hardware wallet instead, otherwise Coinbase can steal your coins.
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  2220.  @sweetrensarmientorenee  Then start your own federal reserve and start printing dollars
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  2221. Worry is useful to an extent so you don’t do stupid things
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  2222. Try holding a house
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  2223. There is, he’s 78 years old, that’s old AF. 81 is even worse. We need someone who isn’t 50+ to run this country.
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  2224.  @supershaw3651  Would you rather eat rat poison or mercury? 58 is still old. Trump is just a distraction from the problem. Vivek + Balaji 2028.
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  2225. You don’t want their money, you want real money - Bitcoin. They’re running a ponzi scheme called the US dollar.
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  2226. The woke mob has become the drunk mob
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  2227. Search your feelings , you know it to be true.
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  2228. Does the HRV have different safety/driver assist features in different trim levels for years 2019-2022?
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  2229. 10 years ago that was like $30/hr today.
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  2230. No, they’re saying today that AI can’t do plumbing…
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  2231. 50mcg of gold is
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  2232. He has but he’s in denial
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  2233. Peter + Bitcoin at… $10: It’s a scam $30: This bubble won’t bounce back $100: This is definitely a bubble $200: It’s gonna pop soon, buy gold! $400: Well this is gonna crash so hard $1200: No financial institutions will buy this scam $3000: Just because Bitcoin’s marketcap is way bigger than silver doesn’t mean it ain’t a bubble $6000: Bitcoin’s about to crash $20,000: This is the top! It will never be breached! $30,000: Watch as this bubble goes back under $20,000 $50,000: …. $65,000: …
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  2234. A Bitcoin standard fixes this
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  2235. And buy Bitcoin - opt out of the scam!
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  2236. 34:32 Peter finally admits Bitcoin is “digital gold”.
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  2237. Why on earth would anyone count on a bunch of senile unelected bureaucrats to manage the world’s monetary supply? I truly do not understand such stupidity.
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  2238. 666k subs 😈
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  2239. All we can do is buy more Bitcoin
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  2240. It must be hardcore racism at work here, if she was a man it would have been all good
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  2241. It’s about 3% usually in the US.
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  2242. Isn’t there some sort of non-lethal force they could use? Like snipers with tranquilizers to stop these idiots?
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  2243. Counterfeiting is the creation of currency not authorized by the original issuer. It’s not counterfeiting when the issuer is issuing more of its own currency. That’s called “debasement”.
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  2244. If you’ve ever worked at a large tech company you know a disproportionate number of the best engineers are immigrants. The same cannot he said in other fields.
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  2245.  @cobrabites  Also, Indian
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  2246. It must be racism!
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  2247. Why?
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  2248. 6:18 the video repeats
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  2249. Hollywood is tiny, they’re pretty much irrelevant at this point. Movies are a $20 billion industry. That’s like a small mid cap tech company.
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  2250. All the culutral stuff aside. IMO what it mainly comes down to is that the people who come from India to the USA usually have a strong work ethic and are smart. Like other countries, there’s lots of dumb Indians in India.
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  2251. Isn’t swift a pain in the neck to use anyway? Why not just use crypto? It’s way easier. Just copy and paste an address, hit send — done. Seems like swift is mostly a boomer phenomenon…
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  2252. As well as shutting down supply chains
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  2253.  @MrSteeDoo  Effects in the economy have a severe lag. That’s why the federal reserve gets it wrong every time.
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  2254. That’s because your thoughts and feelings are not separate from your physical body.
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  2255. Not necessarily. Amazon has been able to compete with Walmart.
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  2256.  @rvltrstudio1484  We can actually, if someone is more susceptible to certain illnesses then specific tests and treatments can be done.
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  2257. So the ENT found something? How? Did he find it when sticking a scope up your nose? CT scan?
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  2258. Whoa Peter Schiff’s terrible money manager dude. I expected he would be like 20 years younger for some reason.
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  2259. He should try doing a multisig transaction before evaluating Bitcoin’s value.
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  2260.  @RodMillerAI  Bitcoin
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  2261. How much can you tow with the front wheel drive hrv?
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  2262. I don’t think Tesla’s AI is that dumb anymore. Maybe 10 years ago but not in 2023.
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  2263. It won’t be interesting to most of their viewers because most of them can’t achieve what he did.
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  2264. Why does this advertiser sound like he has something stuck in his mouth the whole video?
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  2265. Mike < Jack
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  2266. They kind of did…
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  2267. Because it would then be centralized
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  2268. Unless your Bitcoin portfolio is like $20 I don’t see why account size is an issue for allocating how much of it to HODL or trade. You should only trade if you’re a trader . Most exchanges have a minimum order size of $10 worth of crypto so you could literally scale in/out as little as 20% at a time with a $50 trading account.
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  2269. @hauntedhistory4712 You did. Just because I’m black doesn’t mean I’m dumb.
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  2270. The flag in your hand in the thumbnail looks odd
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  2271. Why is spoofing increasing? Is it getting cheaper for the scammers or what?
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  2272. Inflation is still a bigger scam than all of them combined
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  2273. Most of the people who fall for guru scams are probably too dumb for this.
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  2274. This is nothing new, they’ve manipulating the CPI for decades.
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  2275. This is what happens when you inflate the money supply insane amounts. It will get worse (though it may get better first).
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  2276. Bitcoin socks guy who doesn’t want to take self-custody of his own bitcoin. Learn how to use Electrum and a hardware wallet instead of spending your time shopping for socks.
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  2277. I agree and Mike never really brings any useful insight that isn’t blatantly obvious.
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  2278. What a creepy title for a show “surveillance simulcast”
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  2279.  @LembeckIsStaying  Actually, some homeless people in Japan hold bitcoin. They hold up a QR code sign for donations.
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  2280. YouTube
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  2281. @@rubeno.1195His style is kind of annoying just like Trump but Vivek’s substance is what separates him.
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  2282. How is that even possible? Did you at least lose weight while you were in a coma?
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  2283. The problem with doing that is then some people will assume they are suggesting voting for republicans.
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  2284. RIP headphone viewers. Her mic is too god damn loud!
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  2285. Why’d this video go to private when it was posted the first time?
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  2286. Why isn’t accounting already more automated?
    2
  2287.  @amat9285  Why though? What’s wrong with non-human judgment?
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  2288. Smoked meatz
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  2289. This is just going to do the opposite of their intended effect. Racism exists in certain places but it doesn’t look anything like this. Wtf.
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  2290. Saylor’s tone seems to have changed since he stepped down from MSTR. Sounds less like he’s just repeating a limited number of points at every interview that won’t offend the SEC too much.
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  2291. USA isn’t the best country anymore
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  2292.  @swindel Well, the people who work for big tech companies, at least in engineering are often able to stay focused for a long period of time. That’s part of why the pay is so high, they have a high bar for hiring.
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  2293. Rights are overrated. They’re not based on what’s right, they’re a social or government construct. Needs > rights. We need privacy but it’s not our right currently in the USA.
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  2294. Imagine how much productivity is lost by politicians controlling the money? Or how much energy is wasted in bank branches so they can rip you off with fees?
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  2295. People like this are one of the reasons the government thinks we’re all sheep. I don’t think it has to do with the educational system as much as it is laziness + the left of the bell curve + mass brain washing via social media.
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  2296. Why would someone risk breaking their back and getting lung cancer to make $40-$100k when they can make $120k-$3m coding in a closet?
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  2297.  @gorkyd7912  Because that engineer has a history of solving problems that make the company hundreds of millions of dollars. Pay $3m to make a likely $300m or pay $20k for someone unproven and hope you make $302.98m? They could also lose the company a lot of money so potentially billions of dollars are at stake. Not all job candidates are the same when it comes to engineering. Also, in some cases regulations limit hiring non-US persons so the people in the US have more opportunities to prove their abilities. 1 great engineer is often worth more than 10 good engineers.
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  2298. But as more indians come online and more stuff is online the cultural gap narrows. They can also use AI to help them understand culture and translate things.
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  2299. Insurance = Bitcoin
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  2300. ROFL maybe Peter needs to start listening to his son just a little bit.
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  2301. They already have been increasing them this year, maybe you should login to check or get a new bank.
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  2302. Buy Bitcoin if you want your internet back
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  2303. Congrats, took you 16 years.
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  2304. That sounds incredibly unhealthy. Some things just aren’t worth the money.
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  2305. It’s not his fault his phone carrier was negligent.
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  2306. Indian and Asian people make $1 so they can put $0.95 in a shitty CD.
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  2307.  @darkridercosplayer That’s just because you’re dumb enough to hold your savings in a fiat currency.
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  2308.  @jojoisgeexp Bitcoin is backed by proof of work.
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  2309. A “buffer stock of savings” is no good when prices have gone up 20%…it’s all an illusion. These politicians don’t realize that everyone can access the internet now and are waking up to their scams. They’re too damn old.
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  2310. So do students get expelled these days for running Linux?
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  2311. Bitcoin had it’s speculative boom in 2013, wake up, you’re late to a 15 year old asset.
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  2312. Silver is almost as bad as Ethereum or Litecoin. Don’t touch it unless you just want to speculate.
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  2313. Most of the immigrants in high end jobs are really smart. You can’t expect everyone in society to be a chemical engineer. Nearly half the population has a below average IQ. Their ability to reason is impaired.
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  2314. Hard to say on an individual level because there’s so much variability between human brains.
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  2315. I see a world with more “Peter Schiff predicted 5,110 of the last 2 recessions”.
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  2316. His comparison isn’t really valid. A person being white is an immutable characteristic. Being Muslim, being an Islamic extremist and being racist are not immutable characteristics. It would have been better to compare republicans to right wing fundamentalists.
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  2317. Considering how much white hair he has, I’m surprised he sees the implications of AI long term.
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  2318. How does he make much of any money? That building and equipment isn’t free. I wonder if he did well investing his money or something and now doesn’t need to make much of any money anymore?
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  2319. They need to stop having a max IQ limit for cops
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  2320. BRRRRRRR INFLATION
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  2321. Trust. Don’t verify.
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  2322. Why does your intro say “only on rumble” but you’re on YouTube?
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  2323.  @WOWWOW-hk1tb  Oh, thanks
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  2324. You believe a market crash is “just around the corner”? Have you been asleep all of 2022?
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  2325.  @oof8850  I think what the OP meant to say is one would expect there to be more fail safes in place at this point to allow for human error.
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  2326. I don’t understand why they can’t eliminate 80% of those scam comments. They mostly follow an obvious pattern. The hard part is the remaining 20%, but it’s like YouTube isn’t even trying to tackle the 80% and instead cancels people for talking about Covid.
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  2327. Just dumb bank employees. Banks don’t want to spend money to hire smart people at their branches.
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  2328.  @LeBabo47  Yeah, the kid probably has bad genetics that predisposed him to this behavior
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  2329. Since it’s open source could someone who is a machine learning engineer make use of it to run a family member’s low dose CT scan data through it for experimental purposes or does it need to be running during the scan itself in real time or require input of some non-standard file that most low dose CT scans wouldn’t come with?
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  2330. Isn’t this a net negative for non-smoking residents because the outdoor air gets more rapidly polluted? If the smoker smokes inside their house their smoke gradually dissipates outside.
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  2331. Who’s here before the 2020 crash?
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  2332. Monero.
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  2333. That erratic sleep schedule (particularly flipping to daytime on the weekends) will ruin her health and all to make as much as a waitress.
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  2334. Water itself is not scarce, drinking water is more scarce. Unless we have some sort of giant disaster that dries of much of the oceans I don’t think most of that water is going away any time soon.
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  2335.  @johntheux9238  Ok Mr. Neurologist, let’s start by curing autism.
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  2336. You should start at 0.2mg but why tf are they always selling 1mg, 3mg or 10mg pills?! I cannot handle more than 0.05mg (1/20 of 1mg) so it’s virtually impossible to get a consistent dosage cutting it into tiny pieces like that.
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  2337. Why did she drop out of high school? That’s key.
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  2338. Not during digestion
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  2339.  @samjordan8800  Just defund the part of the court system that takes it seriously.
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  2340. Finally, Fox News airs something newsworthy.
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  2341. Rofl the stock market meets Reddit trolls for the first time. Surprised it took this long.
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  2342. Not with Bitcoin. Memorize your seed phrase.
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  2343.  @kaydozier566  Bitcoin is a better bet for passing on generational wealth. Higher returns and harder to seize.
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  2344. This is why I hate all politicians.
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  2345. They have but it failed
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  2346. The best at what? They’re still a centralized piece of trash like visa.
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  2347. No, that’s inflation eroding wages. Wages denominated in dollars are going down in buying power if they’re not going up in dollar terms.
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  2348. It’s likely if there’s no traffic. And it’s a good idea if there’s tear gas in the air.
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  2349. Wait so, if you record it privately and don’t post it online you’re good? Just rent a billboard and play the video to troll them.
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  2350. If people stopped accepting these wages they’d be forced to raise wages. As long as people are dumb enough to take these low wages, wages will remain low.
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  2351.  @HowMoneyWorks  See what I mean? If you put in the time you’ll eventually understand it.
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  2352. Can’t you just by an iPhone with cash and use an alias for your Apple ID?
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  2353. I don’t think it really matters
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  2354.  @Roger-il8iw  He specified a 16% CAGR.
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  2355. So what’s to stop a dealer from creating safety hazards with cars like routing the exhaust into the inside of the car? Are they not liable for that if it’s sold as is?
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  2356. Kids in Africa could have eaten all the money wasted here.
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  2357. The point isn’t what is there right now but what the implications are for 5 years from now.
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  2358. California is only for the rich and the stupid.
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  2359. 40:55 The left thinks the world is all good? Then why do they go out rioting and cancelling people if "it's all good, bro"?
    2
  2360. Even if you are opposed buying index funds and working a 9-5, the difference here is coffezilla doesn’t have a monetary incentive for holding such an opinion. You may or may not like his somewhat risk averse approach but it’s not like he’s selling courses on how to buy index funds.
    2
  2361.  @Tridd666  If you value your privacy, you’ll wear a mask. Facial recognition exists.
    2
  2362.  @mistercard3599  That’s just a way to distract yourself and dig yourself deeper. Instead, focus on finding a more lucrative career that the market values.
    2
  2363. Crypto can fix this.
    2
  2364. If you’re loud enough you will get it. The politicians want votes.
    2
  2365. I agree, capitalism sucks. Let’s bring back communism.
    2
  2366. So it looks like the more dovish the fed is in the short term the worse the crash will be assuming inflation sustains itself?
    2
  2367. 19:10 Bitcoin
    2
  2368. Sorry fella, lead will be the standard if society loses all communication protocols and goes back to barter.
    2
  2369. They’re already screwing us with inflation, is it not enough?
    2
  2370. Mumbling or bad audio?
    2
  2371. Macro analysis and its interplay with disruptive technology.
    2
  2372.  @roc7880  So you have more liquidity when the market is down. Say you want to buy a house in cash and the stock market is down 50%?
    2
  2373. Bitcoin is
    2
  2374.  @devindameron  There’s direct intent to deceive people in call center scams for the sole benefit of the scammers. People making an irresponsible investment are just not doing proper due diligence. If you’re talking about pump and dumps in tiny markets where the influencer has direct control over the market, then it has somethings in common with a call center scam. But even still, in call center scams there’s likely more trickery involved vs proactively putting your money into something you think will appreciate that turns out to be manipulated. What I’m talking about is in liquid markets there are always suckers who buy the top and sell the bottom, it’s part of markets.
    2
  2375. I don’t think they’re going because it’s essential for human development. Similarly, people buy shoes and I grew up without shoes. Doesn’t mean people won’t buy shoes.
    2
  2376. So increasing the monetary supply by 40% didn’t cause the worst inflation in decades? 🤡
    2
  2377. Sounds more like a marketer with little technical understanding of anything.
    2
  2378. Should’ve bought Bitcoin instead of real estate. Too bad Trump doesn’t like Bitcoin
    2
  2379. New + USGovernment does not compute. You have to be atleast 70 years old to get in.
    2
  2380. Stop listening to them, don’t take them seriously
    2
  2381. Most of what I liked wasn’t anything Trump ever talked about.
    2
  2382. Pelosi always sounds like she’s drunk, her speech is always so slurred. Did she have a stroke? Be sympathetic to who have had a stroke but people in power who are this old need to retire.
    2
  2383. How is FTX being sexist? Lost me there.
    2
  2384. I’m all for Bitcoin but what an obnoxious “moderator”.
    2
  2385. Just make an Amazon drop shipping scam course and you’ll make more than that in an hour (assuming you don’t care about your reputation). Much easier to sell an overpriced product to a couple people than it is to sell a reasonably priced course to lots of people.
    2
  2386. Much of the Bitcoin in the IBIT ETF is held offline by Coinbase.
    2
  2387. The problem isn’t racism, the problem is BANKS. There’s no reason banks shouldn’t make it possible for him to withdraw $12k cash without interacting with a human. Considering inflation, they need to increase the ATM cash withdrawal limits instead of spending money on low skills workers with poor judgment.
    2
  2388. What about the millions of folks who aren’t unemployed and aren’t working minimum wage jobs?
    2
  2389.  @ssnerd583  Nobody “needs” a phone of any kind.
    2
  2390. What happened to his eyebrows
    2
  2391. The internet shouldn’t be for anyone under age 21!
    2
  2392.  @thejudgmentalcat  You hope that people are cautious and responsive, if not you leave it up to natural selection
    2
  2393. We need more Asian football head coaches
    2
  2394. They probably assume it’s a mistake that someone 800 miles away wants an unpaid internship. They don’t want to waste your time because it wastes their time.
    2
  2395.  @rogerburn5132  Not my Bowell movements
    2
  2396. This is bad and will show the world how much Apple has control over iPhone users. What happens if you don’t pay the subscription fee? Oh, your iPhone and all the data on it is now locked.
    2
  2397.  @rogerward801  That’s the cost of living in a free society.
    2
  2398. No sales tax though
    2
  2399. No electricity, no banks
    2
  2400. Where?
    2
  2401. Are your friends and family programmers? Sounds like they would have lost their job sooner or later anyway if they’re resistant to adopting new tools.
    2
  2402. Well yeah, that’s a given. The idea here is to improve probabilities. There’s no certainties when it comes to health.
    2
  2403. Do some research on Bitcoin
    2
  2404. Idk seems like the boomers are causing more harm in this world than zoomers and millennials. How many wars have been started by millennials?
    2
  2405. Sounds like you’re saving in the wrong currency and getting scam by the fiat ponzi look into bitcoin and other financial assets. If you had saved in Bitcoin you’d have been able to outbid everyone.
    2
  2406. UBI is going to be really important soon.
    2
  2407. 1:10 No evidence doesn’t mean something didn’t happen. Not a Trump or Biden supporter here but that’s such a basic logical fallacy.
    2
  2408. Why does it sound like something is stuck in her mouth that she’s trying to remove by talking more?
    2
  2409. Nah, big tech has everyone by the balls.
    2
  2410. It’s like he’s constantly trying to avoid being controversial.
    2
  2411.  @johnanon658  Yusko
    2
  2412. I agree, Dan Held is gorgeous
    2
  2413.  @Andrew-hu1bx  How do you know that? I’m not saying Bitcoin will rally 100% any time soon but how do you know it won’t? People said the same thing at $3k and Bitcoin rallied to $14k — a 4.6x increase in a matter of months and later tumbled to $3-3.8k depending on the exchange.
    2
  2414. Don’t forget radon!
    2
  2415. @Mike Collon Nice job either doxing your stack or looking stupid
    2
  2416. ROFL people are just butt hurt whenever someone is smarter than them
    2
  2417.  @sarahbrown5073  Bitcoin isn’t particularly risky compared to any other single asset if you can deal with the volatility and know how to secure it.
    2
  2418. People’s brains do operate best in their mid-20’s. But this doesn’t just apply to women. Look at what age many of the scientific discoveries were made? We need younger politicians.
    2
  2419. Can you form a coherent sentence?
    2
  2420. Lmao Bitcoin has been around for 14 years and he still doesn’t understand it.
    2
  2421. What do you mean by “the old-fashioned way”?
    2
  2422.  @toomanyaccounts  Why “supposedly”?
    2
  2423.  @toomanyaccounts  You don’t need the legal system to prove what is being recorded on the Ethereum blockchain. Furthermore, just because there is a record of it doesn’t mean the person will get charged, so I fail to see how charges have any bearing on what is recorded on chain? The whole point is you can verify the data yourself instead of relying on other parties (including the legal system). Don’t trust. Verify.
    2
  2424. LMAO
    2
  2425. Vivek will win
    2
  2426. This is one of many reasons why privacy matters. If they don’t have your information, it can’t be leaked by an organization.
    2
  2427.  @alguienenelmundo10  Doubt it, he orchestrated a pump and dump and nobody seems to care.
    2
  2428. It’s not regulated. It’s up to the people involved - business owner and employees.
    2
  2429. You can’t fix inferior genetics
    2
  2430. Nothing you can really do apart from keep your job so who cares
    2
  2431. Is that $100m in revenue, profit or net worth?
    2
  2432. It’s not even worth covering. It’s just politicians playing games pretending they’ll stop raising the debt ceiling. They WANT attention by delaying this.
    2
  2433. Robert Myers I don’t think bird718 was saying he/she was certain things would end in “ultimate doom”. Even if the probability of him derailing a train is equivalent or less than that of an average employee, the stakes are much higher in the event that an accident occurs. It would provide anyone injured with significant leverage in suing for negligence because an individual with documented impulse problems leading to criminal activity was hired to operate a train. This is much different than a job where people’s safety is not in question. When assessing risk, it’s important to evaluate more than simply how probabilistic an event is but also how detrimental the results would be if the unlikely outcome occurred.
    2
  2434. Why do people think they’re entitled to a job? You’re only entitled to money if you’re disabled.
    2
  2435. Instead of drinking kool aid maybe you should do some actual research? Don’t trust. Verify.
    2
  2436. Life hack: you can outpace inflation if you buy Bitcoin
    2
  2437. We’re just going to have a world where people don’t buy houses anymore unless they’re ultra wealthy. Go to the SF Bay Area for a preview. 99% of people will have to rent.
    2
  2438. Does the world even need more than 1 blockchain? If better developers wanted to work for banks we would probably have better centralized finance products.
    2
  2439. He wants to prove he’s a guru, not just an interviewer.
    2
  2440. Rights are important but not worth risking your life over a stupid car.
    2
  2441.  @sharinaross1865  No, the passengers wouldn’t listen
    2
  2442. Bitcoin doesn't see people by their race
    2
  2443. Governments are dumb
    2
  2444. Good job pointing out the potential for spying using Micro Strategy’s software.
    2
  2445. That’s the advantage of Bitcoin - nothing physically backs it so there’s nothing to confiscate.
    2
  2446.  @charliej766 Then why bother hiring an accountant if happiness is a substitute accurate tracking of financials? Just take drugs and be happy. No need to know whether you’re losing money.
    2
  2447.  @jimfixer9589  True, but elevated radon levels are fairly common on a relative basis. With the sun you naturally feel uncomfortable with excessive exposure and there are symptoms like sun burn that occur. Radon on the other hand you could be breathing at high levels for years without any clue. Radon is a common problem that is easy to test for and mitigate.
    2
  2448.  @I_luv_sharmutas Cold storage coins can be stolen, it’s just harder.
    2
  2449.  @LarryLinderman78  Rofl bro is making a Jamie Dimon “blockchain not bitcoin” argument from 2017. Have we learned nothing? There is no decentralized blockchain other than bitcoin.
    2
  2450. What do you use for virtualization?
    2
  2451. They’re aliens 👽
    2
  2452. You’re ignoring the elephant in the room: intelligence. It’s winner take all as for the smartest minds as tech removes inefficiencies in the market. Intelligence is largely genetic so it makes sense that often the smart rich give birth to more smart people who get even more rich. Would be interesting to see a video on the correlation between income and intelligence. The poor people who move up are usually quite intelligent. If you’re dumb and poor, your chances of moving up are very slim.
    2
  2453. What if his name was Brandon? Isn’t this discrimination?
    2
  2454. Really you can get a decent job even without a degree if you’re smart. If you’re not sure what to do then just get a very bachelor’s degree in some nonsense for as cheap as possible. Most places where your degree isn’t of any use they will want a bachelors degree. If you want to be able to go to grad school you’ll need to pay attention to your GPA.
    2
  2455. I don’t understand why most banks insist on using SMS 2-fa when it’s cheaper to offer security key support…
    2
  2456. 🥱
    2
  2457. What a SIMPkins
    2
  2458.  frodo roo  I think you have that reversed.
    2
  2459. How expensive is it
    2
  2460. Peter, you are technically correct but I think it’s worth remembering that technology is inherently deflationary. Even if we print to the moon, technology is likely to even out the net effect over the long term. The issue is unemployment will continue to rise, so much of the population will be unable to afford to buy anything even if prices don’t rise for 10 years.
    2
  2461. If people would use PGP we wouldn’t have to worry as much about deep fakes.
    2
  2462. Ok, so the origin of money is credit and not a commodity/gold and Bitcoin has many of the same characteristics as gold but that does not mean Bitcoin isn't helpful to society. People with mustaches also have something in common with Hitler. Maybe Ben should spend more time understanding the protocol instead of just interviewing people to get their opinions.
    2
  2463. Zuck just wants his company to grow and make money just like any company.
    2
  2464.  @channel1_channel  What do you do with your time?
    2
  2465. How do I submit my driver’s license to the lightning network
    2
  2466.  @BrianHeimbuecher  Did they use multisig? Single sig is almost as bad from a security standpoint as storing gold or any physical object.
    2
  2467. This didn’t age well. Not too far from $100k now.
    2
  2468. How is this even newsworthy?
    2
  2469. It’s amazing how the US is one of the least bad countries to live in considering how incompetent the old farts running the show are.
    2
  2470. I don’t think that’s really what they’re saying in the video but the title did imply that.
    2
  2471. H S An intelligent high school student would probably come up with a better list of questions.
    2
  2472. If you want to make it about race, the fact that he’s Indian should be a reason to vote for him.
    2
  2473. How do they pass the technical interview?
    2
  2474. SPX had a record close, SPY did not. Which is more reliable?
    2
  2475. Considering how much the dollar has stolen from people, why would it be bad if taxes didn’t even cover the interest payments? It means the dollar will probably die sooner.
    2
  2476. Not your keys, not your coins…
    2
  2477.  @designer.346  Why should I trust Bitwarden with my most sensitive data? Haven’t you ever heard the saying - “Don’t trust. VERIFY”? Also, if you are using Google authenticator you have exposed your secret to Google so it’s essentially what you were complaining about - giving your password to Youtube. Why not use a u2f key so your secret is kept a secret? It’s also resistant to malware.
    2
  2478. The difference is, the stock market has been relying on ancient technology for decades. It’s much easier for them to figure out a market of mostly ancient tech.
    2
  2479.  @brotherfromanothermother8658  Point is you clearly have unrealistic expectations. Markets don’t work like that.
    2
  2480. It’s going to zeeeeerooooooo
    2
  2481. I don’t think you can blame it on parenting (or lack of). Plenty orphans don’t turn out like this, it’s just bad genetics.
    2
  2482. We could also have a higher minimum wage for Asians. The government shouldn’t pick winners and losers when it comes to businesses and people.
    2
  2483. I hate it when people talk like this
    2
  2484. 11:44 Is Peter Schiff a former heroin addict?
    2
  2485. You really think governments would allow us to know months in advance if a giant astroid was coming?
    2
  2486. Math and energy back Bitcoin
    2
  2487.  @Ryan-jx4vh  Too much energy relative to what? The banking system?
    2
  2488. So is it age or experience that turns off hiring managers?
    2
  2489. Peter, Bitcoin is backed by MATH.
    2
  2490. What inexpensive desktop computer would you recommend WITHOUT ANY WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY for doing stuff where you need a high level of security like air gapped crypto stuff and under $250?
    2
  2491. “Those under 35 are doing better, too, with a net worth of $39,040 in 2022, compared with $18,740 in 1989.” They’re using the CP-Lie for calculating inflation. It’s closer to half that in 2022 - 50% loss of net-worth purchasing power between generations. Look at housing prices, the houses haven’t improved much and are worse in some ways yet they’ve skyrocketed in price.
    2
  2492.  @noname-gp6hk  The fed controls your paper
    2
  2493. Not if you’re an investor. Just buy the market and wait. You’ll outperform the majority of traders.
    2
  2494. Assuming he got in recently and isn’t actively trading it, he’s highly unlikely to be a whale considering he’s only got 1-2% in. That’s < $100 mil
    2
  2495. That’s a dumb idea, then the scammers have won
    2
  2496. He’s talking about graduating from high school. In the USA most people graduate from high school at age 18 or 17.
    2
  2497. I agree abolishing prisons is a good idea but we should not release the criminals into society. Just eradicate the bad apples rather than storing them somewhere that costs us money.
    2
  2498. If they were willing to pay $500k-1m per year like some machine learning engineers are making working from home with a couple years of experience maybe there wouldn’t be a shortage in these “dirty jobs?? 🤔 Should I work 50 years putting my health at risk and breaking my back or just study hard and work for < 10 years at home with the option to retire decades early or just keep working and have more money than I know what to do with?
    2
  2499. This review sounds like an advertisement
    2
  2500. The problem with privacy coins is if there’s a bug we don’t know if there’s a bunch of extra coins floating around.
    2
  2501. There aren’t really any non-physical highly liquid options to do that
    2
  2502. This guy just wants to watch the world burn.
    2
  2503.  @piguy4137  Yes, using lightning reduces security but it’s a lot more secure than a completely centralized system. People don’t ship gold bars around regularly either. It’s more secure than relying on banks.
    2
  2504. Holy shit
    2
  2505. Anything stored online should be assumed to be public or one day will be.
    2
  2506. Why do you think the market will recover? Recency bias?
    2
  2507. We’re far away from any kind of chip controlling human behavior to any meaningful degree.
    2
  2508. Maybe he should also teach you how to turn off the caps lock
    2
  2509. Remora fish are like retail investors following Wall Street.
    2
  2510. What an utter scam, can’t believe this crap was going on in the 90’s. It’s like the finance industry is always 30 years behind the rest of the world.
    2
  2511.  @onePercent14 If you don’t have work experience, no certificate is likely to get you a job in this market. You need to do something to stand out like build an app with thousands of active users or fulfill some bug bounties for companies or make meaningful open source contributions. Think big and long term. Trying to rush because you want a job within the next couple years is short sighted. Go for the long term - 10+ years. Even if the job market is bad by then you’ll hopefully be skilled enough 10 years from now that some employer will have to give you a chance, if just out of curiosity about how persistent you were learning for 10+ years full time.
    2
  2512. Why are you asking this dude about Bitcoin? He’s not even a Bitcoiner.
    2
  2513.  @intdisaster Isn’t it worse on a day already filled with dread and despair? But by having it on a holiday it evens things out to be not as bad of a day.
    2
  2514. @ Why’s that?
    2
  2515. Even in physically active people testosterone has been falling for decades. It’s not simply due to more people being sedentary. Something else is going on.
    2
  2516. As is typical, Google probably isn’t technically that far behind but their ability to launch products is horrendous despite their strong engineering talent. Their marketing department is basically autistic.
    2
  2517. Fox, MSNBC, republicans, democrats - they’re all part of the establishment and boomers. Vivek is neither. They don’t like him.
    2
  2518. That wasn’t a question, more like a long list of vague insults.
    2
  2519. He’s bad at calling Bitcoin tops though
    2
  2520. @S. Encryption doesn’t matter when someone else has the encryption key. Buy Bitcoin.
    2
  2521. Vivek + Balaji Srinivasan 2028
    2
  2522. Money doesn’t buy you happiness. It lets you buy things that cause your brain to release certain chemicals.
    2
  2523. ELON, WHAT DOES S.E.C. STAND FOR
    2
  2524.  @josephteller9715  Banks are only necessary because they tell people they are.
    2
  2525. WhispersOnLy Why? Natural Gas has been in a downtrend since 2005.
    2
  2526. If he’s beyond underrated then does that mean he’s close to being unrated and eventually overrated?
    2
  2527. The monetary supply expands at 7% per year on average and the US stock market goes up 10% per year on average. So you’re looking at closer to a 3% annual return before taxes…assuming you don’t buy in a big portion at a market top.
    2
  2528. Get rid of the dollar, it’s done more damage than that ATM can ever do.
    2
  2529.  @eddieboncek2447 Is $7/month a great price for bags of air in your opinion?
    2
  2530. If the paycheck doesn’t matter to you, then can you donate it to me?
    2
  2531. Did the mask you were wearing actually protect you or did the masks others were wearing protect you from other people? Most masks people wear aren’t even able to stop water droplets, let alone virus particles. P100, N95 and N99 are some of the few masks that are actually somewhat effective at protecting the wearer.
    2
  2532. WTF is going on in the lower right corner of the screen?
    2
  2533. What kind of company?
    2
  2534.  @cmorris9494  Why? Pretty much everyone has heard about of Bitcoin these days, it’s not 2012 anymore…
    2
  2535. It’s called inflation. M2 supply has doubled over the past couple years.
    2
  2536. It’s been going to zero ever since 2010 when it had an exchange rate
    2
  2537. How did they test? Isn’t it important to know that?
    2
  2538. Glad to hear Yahoo finance “owns” Dave Briggs.
    2
  2539. Lol at the 9000 thumbs down. Who would have thought a vaccine would become a political issue.
    2
  2540. Not if you don’t use it
    2
  2541. Cars are a public health emergency.
    2
  2542.  @Marisak7107  How do you know he didn’t list it on MLS?
    2
  2543. Crypto is a hedge against GOVERNMENT
    2
  2544.  @Berelore Inhaling nothing at all is far worse than vaping. It’s been proven with every case of death by suffocation.
    2
  2545.  @jebediahkerman8245 So does meth
    2
  2546.  @kamalchan9756  Depends on the dev, I’ve seen new devs quickly surpass people who have 5-7 years of experience.
    2
  2547.  @jay_wright_thats_right  I can’t precisely predict the future. Trying to predict the future with such precision is a fool’s errand.
    2
  2548. In California anything below $75/hour is essentially poverty.
    2
  2549. Companies sell your information all the time, genius, look up “credit reporting agencies”. Perfect is the enemy of good.
    2
  2550. Welp, millennials are screwed
    2
  2551.  @rakobats988  They have a monopoly on the used market, they’re not going to the moon like amazon but they’re not going out of business any time soon.
    2
  2552. All money made in markets you don’t control is “luck”.
    2
  2553.  @robertataft3836  No, because then people would be protesting that they need a minimum wage. If you let states fuck things up there will be recent data showing what doesn’t work.
    2
  2554. Anyone with a computer has the power to manipulate information and news.
    1
  2555. I don’t recall the video saying anything about Kodak having a white supremacist agenda.
    1
  2556. Problem is colleges would be 99% Asians and whatever political party enacted that would lose votes since asians are a very small minority in America that is on average way smart than all the other citizens. It’ll never happen.
    1
  2557.  @ot505  Good point
    1
  2558. Bitcoin might be able to save you
    1
  2559.  @Jane5720  Why do we have dead people on paper currency?
    1
  2560. Buy Bitcoin
    1
  2561. Tesla Skeptic Or gold. Or Bitcoin.
    1
  2562.  @nolashiflett635  Only if the grids stays off permanently, resulting in the internet no longer functioning.
    1
  2563. Grant Cardone should stick to being a guru on hair loss, hairline looks like it’s 30 years old, not 60+.
    1
  2564. It’s kind of irrelevant. Some smart people are pompous, some are humble, some have little confidence.
    1
  2565.  @flag_bearertruth6257  No, Peter was talking about how much prices have dropped as of the present when in the grand scheme of things it’s not very significant so far. Most of the FANG companies weren’t even around in the 80’s and none of them were around in the 1920’s.
    1
  2566. Dalio said probably, not will be banned...there’s a big difference.
    1
  2567. He’s afraid people would make too much money and then Biden would come after them for such a crime.
    1
  2568. Grow? What are you talking about?
    1
  2569. Solana hasn’t blown up yet, but it will once people realize it’s a scam coin.
    1
  2570. It’s because religion = delusion
    1
  2571. Because a country of people, even China, is more decentralized than a company with a single on/off switch. The Chinese government has to physically catch miners, AWS Biden just calls Bezos and it’s done.
    1
  2572. ROFL it takes you 45 mins to figure out how to send a lightning payment and < 1 second for the channel to execute it.
    1
  2573. In today’s episode, Peter tells his viewers for the first time that Bitcoin “obviously can’t go to zero” and encourages people to buy Bitcoin (50:09).
    1
  2574. Skip to 1:02 if you want to skip the life story.
    1
  2575.  《ADMIN》★  Thanks for being a low life trying to scam people on YouTube.
    1
  2576. Was it called “machine code”?
    1
  2577. John Bailey BUY BITCOIN
    1
  2578. Their work is not scaleable, revenue doesn’t increase based on what they do, it can only decrease.
    1
  2579. Why
    1
  2580. Why specifically dividends and dividends from what?
    1
  2581. But is coronavirus being transmitter to the people EATING the meat?!
    1
  2582. Sad he’s not fat
    1
  2583. Who wants to emigrate to the USA? They’ll cancel you and call you a racist homophobic.
    1
  2584. Are*
    1
  2585.  @gigics6695 Use ad block, you can get it for free, no excuses.
    1
  2586. That’s essentially what poor people also do by demanding more government spending
    1
  2587. How did you determine that the timing wasn’t coincidental with his increased age?
    1
  2588.  @petermilne1203  You don’t know? 😮
    1
  2589.  @petermilne1203  Then why did you ask?
    1
  2590. @xxyyzz It should go without saying (seeing as Bitcoin is talked about so much these days) but for starters, he still doesn’t see the distinction between Bitcoin and altcoins or is pretending to not see it.
    1
  2591.  @charlesdarrow232  Shitcoin = shitty network and shitty developers. Bitcoin has the advantage of not having a known creator, starting out as worthless and nearly a $1 trillion market cap today.
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  2592.  @charlesdarrow232  That’s what’s great about open source software , even if Madof secretly is the creator of Bitcoin, it doesn’t matter because everyone can review it
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  2593.  @charlesdarrow232  Which of Bernie Madof’s schemes were open source?
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  2594.  @charlesdarrow232  What is an open source fund? Open source their proprietary trading strategies? Wouldn’t that make them no longer useful?
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  2595.  @sikow6 I don’t think being critical is a concern here, the issue is he may not have been able make this content if he didn’t do it when he did with a less than ideal setup.
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  2596.  @satguy  Actually there is if you’re trading on margin. Also, if bitcoin became illegal there could be penalties exceeding its exchange rate.
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  2597. She’s just bored
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  2598. It will happen eventually, that’s why Bitcoin exists
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  2599. The point of 3D printing is printing stuff you can’t create any other way or need to make on a very small scale, not to replace casting.
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  2600. Where did he talk about Bitcoin in the video?
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  2601.  @PinballBob1  Gold is just as easy to steal as any physical piece of property. If they know you bought gold, they can suspect that you still have it. Try doing a 3 of 5 multsig on your gold coins.
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  2602.  @sunla  If a person smokes 100 packs per day, is smoking no longer bad for their health because they exercise? People can execute both productive and unproductive strategies. It’s not like if someone does something unproductive they’re barred for life from doing anything productive.
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  2603. Most of gold’s value comes from a thought abstraction. If it weren’t a monetary metal it would not cost thousands of dollars per ounce.
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  2604. oOvbEnCoT ReHaNeD Only on Halloween 🎃
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  2605. You can’t be the greatest villain when you appear in so multiple terrible movies.
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  2606. This is the guy who stored his private keys in Evernote in 2017 and lost millions because someone hacked him.
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  2607. Steven Gibbs It depends on population density and how many of those people are dumb.
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  2608. They already did ban it last year
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  2609. Lost what?
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  2610. Idk I think if you want to raise a human to be good it’s probably going to cost a bit more than a dog.
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  2611.  @foryou7673  A lot of minds never develop properly.
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  2612. What’s wrong with gauging the price of something? Everyone has their own opinions on asset prices.
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  2613. They already are in china, it’s just they’re cloning products instead of humans
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  2614. It’s their job
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  2615. @ If their food was previously literal poison they would be out of business and the CEO might be facing jail time. It’s just marketing to make people justify eating more unhealthy food and is likely to lead to worse health outcomes if people end up eating it more frequently as a result.
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  2616. Samael51760 It’s both. Its hard to express your intelligence without putting in some work unless you’re in the top 0.01%
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  2617. News flash: vegetables contain sugar
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  2618.  @andyrsonx2182  He didn’t say that
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  2619. Mac Thompson I tend to doubt they sought out Donald Trump and PopEye’s chicken advertisements.
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  2620. I think part of it is the internet has diluted popular culture - people no longer universally follow the same kind of things.
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  2621. Not your keys not your coins!
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  2622.  @hound_of_justice It depends on what a person’s other options are. For example if Michael Jordan focused on learning to code instead of playing basketball and he ended up failing to get a programming job and never got good at basketball he’d ultimately lose. Knowing when to pivot is also important when you’re going in the wrong direction.
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  2623.  @anthonytesla8382  Hence the phrase “not necessarily” as opposed to “never”. 🤡
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  2624.  @anthonytesla8382  Just because you couldn’t read the first 2 words I said doesn’t make it false information. 🤡 If you want to be obtuse, one could argue your original post is spreading false information because a degree does not produce any returns. The company who hires you is what provides the return and that return is paid out in fiat currency typically which is not tangible.
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  2625.  @anthonytesla8382  You’ve missed the point completely, it has nothing to do with debating wether a degree has value. It’s obvious that many degrees have value and it’s impossible to legally obtain particular jobs without the appropriate degree.🤡
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  2626. Most food service workers are borderline broke, unless it’s a high end restaurant, a managerial position or they live with their parents/going to school, it’s not somewhere people work to save for retirement.
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  2627. Isn’t it technically illegal for them to be accessing video feeds from security cameras using the default password? Just because someone is dumb enough to leave their door open doesn’t mean you’re allowed step inside even if you’re a news organization and trying to be helpful.
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  2628. What time stamp does he talk about Bluetooth
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  2629. @S E P Probably everyone in that video who wasn’t being paid to be there (Ie: camera crews just doing their job). Instead of making noises outside both sides should use what little brain power they have to actually do something.
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  2630.  @counselorguy5481 That’s not a bad thing, most Americans fill themselves with too much food anyway
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  2631. They can
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  2632. It depends on what they choose to ingest.
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  2633. You can stack a lot of backpacks up and unpack them all.
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  2634. Where are they parking their money if not dollars, stocks or real estate? Bitcoin?
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  2635. Not everyone has the same IQ. A child with a high IQ can be more productive than an adult with a low or average IQ.
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  2636. CNBC isn’t exactly known for technical innovation. All they can do is complain or rave about stuff.
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  2637. How do you think traders working on Wall Street have a job? It’s possible but you have to have the right information, brain, experience and luck. Also, day traders are more and more being replaced by bots, trend trading is where bots aren’t quite there but that too is very difficult.
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  2638.  @cfri9332 You can’t make 7 figures driving a truck unless you risk your own capital running your own business. You can as a programmer. (Not easy though)
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  2639.  @mrg2155 Problem is most blue collars jobs require you to run your own business if you want to make 7 figures
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  2640. Just let the dealers go out of business, please. The more nonsense, the higher Tesla’s stock price goes.
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  2641.  @Jay-bf7sk  All he would says is "c'mon man" and walk out.
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  2642. How much money did you save by moving?
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  2643. The deep state’s goal is to pit you against your fellow man by making you vote either democrat or republican. It’s all a scam to control the populace.
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  2644. Wow, the government actually did something good!
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  2645. Dealerships aren’t there to help you research what car to buy. Their job is to be the middleman and suck blood out of every transaction. We wouldn’t have dealerships if the internet replaced them, the unwashed masses have been using the internet since the late 90’s.
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  2646. Thanks, Doug.
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  2647. Most of the cost isn’t in how fancy the dorm is but the location of it. So making it fancy isn’t that expensive in comparison.
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  2648. This will never happen in 2020. Long live corona.
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  2649. Use a battery or solar, genius. And with opendime you can transact like cash.
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  2650. Bitcoin isn’t exactly a new technology, it’s over a decade old and the cryptography backing it is a lot older than that.
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  2651. What if they never installed it? Can’t live a healthy life until they download and uninstall garbage?
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  2652.  @darklordsauron3415  Those all have more than $1 trillion GDP.
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  2653. Is it true that if you get close enough to a person with coronavirus that the virus gets scared and runs away?
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  2654. They never did, it’s just more obvious now because of the internet.
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  2655. What if it turns out Jesus created the virus so he could make a vaccine?
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  2656. Danny Covarrubias Just because I don’t thank people for spreading mis-information doesn’t mean the phrase “thank you” has been eliminated.
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  2657. Katera • Think whatever you want but the damage is done when people are implying that praying acts as a preventative measure for those you are praying for.
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  2658. Ahlam Kedir They’re not obligated to help me as far as I know, I don’t know anything about their obligations. I’m just pointing out how damaging it can be to assume that prayer is an effective treatment for others when there is no evidence that it is effective. People may take less precautions if they are under the belief that they don’t need to wear protective gear if they have to come into contact with the public because someone on YouTube is praying for them. If people want to tell others they hope they are doing well that is completely different from involving something like prayer which has only been shown to occasionally provide benefits similar to meditation to the person doing the praying, not the person they are praying for. Meditating and wishing people well is a much less harmful alternative.
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  2659. Google should censor whatever it wants, the free market will go somewhere better. The more censorship the more incentive there is to use decentralized systems.
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  2660.  @reservationbalkanpearls369  So are people unfortunate enough to grow up in countries that lack rule of law just animals to you?
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  2661.  @WildFlower_420 So all engineers, doctors and other cognitively demanding professions are mostly scammers?
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  2662. Most of them aren’t being used though, that’s the point.
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  2663. The owner of the toothbrushes would, of course. If you didn’t sign over ownership, they’re still yours.
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  2664. Elon would decline the offer probably, doesn’t have time for politics.
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  2665. The fed will flip before 3%
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  2666.  @vincenttemperino2144  Take your profits into what? The dollar is going to collapse, gold is cost prohibitive as a medium of exchange and Bitcoin is overbought.
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  2667. IMO we should ban the US dollar, it’s done more harm globally. Criminals seek out the dollar, if it didn’t exist, they couldn’t seek it out anymore. Problem solved.
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  2668. I’m guess it’s different dude with the job of handling guns for movies than the one from 30 years ago.
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  2669. How true is it in 2024 that it makes more sense for junior devs to start in frontend as opposed to back end? Low/no code software replacing jr front end devs?
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  2670. Anyone who says there’s no chance of recession or a 100% chance of recession should be questioned.
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  2671. I bet she doesn’t like math either
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  2672. Gen X is > 40 so not young anymore.
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  2673. The thumbnail looks creepy AF
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  2674. BathoryAriaaa Even if the same number of people are dying of COVID-19 in a week that died in 9-11, it makes 9-11’s death count insignificant.
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  2675. Uranus
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  2676. 1 year of burning and a lifetime ban on driving would be good enough IMO, he will get the message.
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  2677.  @guerralg63 People in 3rd world countries with no access to quality education or financial services but have a smartphone and internet would disagree. Check your privilege.
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  2678.  @guerralg63  Most of the “gadgets” and “devices” you’re referring to exist due to advancements in electronics and computing. Just because there are some bad things made doesn’t mean it’s a net negative. The amount of benefit to the world the internet has done is insane. Your skin color doesn’t define your privilege. Your access to resources does. If you had no way of obtaining an education or holding money in a currency that doesn’t decline 50% in value per month, you’d understand things are better now for the world. People can learn almost anything online for free now and hold their own financial assets that are nearly impossible to seize all with a $25 smartphone and an internet connection. Check your brain this time as well, boomer. 🤡
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  2679. WWF
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  2680. The point is it’s not worth risking human safety over a couple hundred dollars. Big deal, you buy a new phone. It’s not like they’re trying to steal your house you spent 20 years paying for.
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  2681. Just invoke the death penalty for any severe injuries if someone was street racing at x miles/hr above the speed limit. Throwing them in jail just costs us tax money and seizing their property just leads to corruption.
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  2682. This is what happens when you inflate prices. Politicians are destroying our country when the animals can’t feed themselves due to inflation.
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  2683. 👍 Thumbs up if you’re watching in 2016 before corona virus.
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  2684. 2:52 “I don’t even have a 5 year time horizon, I don’t think that’s a prudent way of investing”…uh sorry lady it doesn’t sound like you know what “investing” is. That said, I’m not sure that Ark is a good investment, lots of questionable picks.
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  2685. What do you mean it “messes up video compression”? I hardly see any compression artifacts at 1080p.
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  2686. 4:59 This guy must have been born after the 2017 ICO bubble.
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  2687. It’s not of any value to them
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  2688. @ That doesn’t exist for Bitcoin though. It’s marked to market.
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  2689.  @ningyang1528  Leverage is literally borrowing money. He never “advised” anyone to do anything financially related because he doesn’t want to get sued.
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  2690. The FCC is running a monopoly
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  2691. What an annoying voice
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  2692. “Surveillance report”? What a creepy name for a show.
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  2693. The quote in the video title is a lie
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  2694. Because he wants you to buy gold instead.
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  2695.  @pepperidgefarms6539  The advantage of Bitcoin over gold is it has utility the average person can make use of.
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  2696. ⁠ @shadow_gamerroblox3342 Gold has an unknown supply assuming it can’t be manufactured. Not an unlimited supply.
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  2697. Ponzi schemes - instant deposits
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  2698. Wasn’t this posted yesterday?
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  2699. Buy Bitcoin
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  2700. Bitconnect 2.0
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  2701. You can’t fix stupid. Stupid will eventually show its true colors, just might have been delayed.
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  2702. Why not just eliminate income tax for everyone and tax consumption? That way everyone wins and people refrain from consuming beyond their means. Plus, it would get rid of a lot of expensive accountants who are just weeding through a complicated tax code to save rich people millions of dollars. They’re smart though, they’ll find another way to make money.
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  2703.  @yellowpant9875  Why?
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  2704. Bitcoinnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
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  2705. Go look at the GitHub repo
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  2706. As usual, it all depends, try doubling your intelligence in 5 years
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  2707.  @inthewebnotoftheweb If you hold it someone can steal it.
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  2708. Bitconnect is still here
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  2709. Eugen Koslowski About $86 million but that’s not enough to run the market. BTC whales are working with $500 million +
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  2710. Not necessarily. If you visit a store open to the public in an untraceable manner and don’t buy anything that doesn’t make you the product. They’re just hoping you will buy.
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  2711.  @BuildBackBrokeBack  How is annoying an inexperienced contrarian?
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  2712.  @granden2077  I was responding to the original comment, it’s not regarding Robinhood specially.
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  2713. BEETLE JUICE
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  2714. If Trump showed leadership he would probably fuck it up and even if he didn’t people would claim he’s being a dictator.
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  2715. It sounds like she was insane but insanity shouldn’t mean any more or less penalty. The penalty should be based on whether it will change human behavior.
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  2716. How about just buy lottery tickets
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  2717. 2 things can be true at once - Bitcoin can be long term bullish and CNBC can be constantly obsessed with Bitcoin. They’re obsessed when Bitcoin is in a bear or bull market, doesn’t say anything about Bitcoin.
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  2718.  @kemohere  There’s plenty of shorts in Bitcoin as well
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  2719. Bitcoin doesn’t have anything tangible, that’s the whole point of it and why it’s valuable.
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  2720. I agree, I guess the problem here is they’re addressing a population with a wide range of intelligence levels.
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  2721. With Bitcoin you can see on chain that there’s no rehypothication.
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  2722.  @MKDC-5  It depends, if it’s a privacy coin it may actually be harder to track than cash.
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  2723. Why does he have his name on his license plate? Does he not have a problem of people recognizing him in public?
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  2724. Why would anyone invest in bonds anymore?
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  2725. It’s a waste of tax dollars to jail them
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  2726. He said “tend to” so not all cases but I do think he should have mentioned 2008 it didn’t apply.
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  2727. The problem with high school and undergrad in the US is they force you to take all these useless courses potentially unrelated to a person’s career path as a means to weed out all the people with a below average IQ. Scammers wouldn’t be able to play on this if more schools would rethink their curriculum. You’re spending atleast half of your time on bs until halfway through undergrad or graduate school.
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  2728. Neither, they spy on you!
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  2729. Either shut down everyone but hospitals or shutdown no one. Government is incompetent.
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  2730.  @D-B-Cooper  No, Monero
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  2731. She doesn’t understand Bitcoin though, dumb or brainwashed. If she did, she would have bought Bitcoin instead of Ethereum.
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  2732. It’s nothing new
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  2733. I don’t think anyone is saying to trust her. It’s like saying, why should I trust the color orange?
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  2734. Where do you buy your meat without plastic?
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  2735. How TF does an account make billions?
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  2736. That’s not what counterparty risk is…
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  2737.  @FreakWithGun  Not the timing of death though.
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  2738. The people who voted are to blame. Trump printed a ridiculous amount of money.
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  2739. If you’re good at it and disciplined it’s possible to do boring work at a high level, just not a great life decision if that’s most of your life.
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  2740. Trump and Biden should lose their qualified immunity.
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  2741.  @M4tth2w At least that’s a straightforward nuisance. But when something breaks because no one wants to maintain it or let you know wtf us going on because you’re using something obscure that has barely been updated in 10 years, that’s when it’s frustrating.
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  2742. If that’s the case, why not get into that business and undercut them? If they were profitable before the pandemic, you could just price at that level.
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  2743. Not for the stock market, it’s all speculation..
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  2744. If you wanted to assemble a market cap weighted index, that would be a nightmare to replicate. If our financial system was more open this could be all done by the user running their own software but that’s not the case currently.
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  2745. Have fun with trying to buy anything with your gold coins before and after the nuclear war.
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  2746. Why would you even (publicly, not saying blindly accept what you hear) question this at this point, it’s been obvious for 6 years that Snowden is a hero for the world.
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  2747. Not really, NFTs account for a fraction of Ethereum’s marketcap and Ethereum is less than half of Bitcoin’s marketcap.
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  2748. I thought it was decided in court like 7 years ago that Bitcoin is a commodity?
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  2749. Who cares? 1oz of gold will always equal 1oz of gold.
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  2750. The real crime here is whoever is responsible for implementing authentication on these trains. How do these trains not have 2-factor authentication and/or passwords to ensure only an authorized individual is operating the train? This isn’t the 1990’s, folks, update your trains. Let your train operators dress how they want instead of relying on a dumb uniform to tell you if someone should be operating the train.
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  2751. Math has no intrinsic value?
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  2752. That’s the whole point of minimum wage, to eradicate stupid people from society. Unfortunately, the people making these laws are another form of stupid themselves.
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  2753. The AI will probably also realize real estate investing is pointless and just buy Bitcoin instead.
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  2754. The dark side? So what’s the bright side of making money off of shooting people?
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  2755.  @hex_gekko29568  don’t think rational people are calling the current AI technology to the end the world. Otherwise open AI and Chat GPT would be shutdown by now. The question is what it becomes, not what it is right now.
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  2756. If you’re in the USA that makes sense
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  2757. And it’s gained millions of percent in a decade
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  2758. Cryptocurrencies are generally permissionless. You don’t have to be in a specific geographic location to purchase it. Granted, there are a lot of shitcoins and scams but atleast with Bitcoin, it’s permissionless and relatively decentralized.
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  2759.  @NutsItsBerserkinTime  Did they choose to be crazy dumb asses though?
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  2760. How do you know they have nothing in common without comparing them?
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  2761. Why’s that? Where’s the evidence?
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  2762. While you’re at it why not cure cancer too? What you’re suggesting is a fundamental change to people’s biology.
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  2763.  @TheNavalAviator  Maybe you didn’t have a way of growing your own food for free and wanted to eat?
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  2764.  @user-dx8nj7qj2g  Where did they money go then? Did all of the money get refunded to the customers?
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  2765.  @MadsterV  Yep
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  2766.  @cwtrain  Argument for what? Less restaurants?
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  2767. Why didn’t they do this 10 years? They just suddenly happened to become extra greedy around when the government shuts down supply chains and prints a lot and unheard of amount of money?
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  2768. Some people can’t or won’t develop themselves. Get out of your bubble and go talk to a cashier at Walmart. 9 times out of 10 if they’re not a student they’re dumber than a box of rocks when it comes to problem solving. Minimum wage will be painful short term but long term it could be a net win for society if it eradicates dumb people from society. Entrepreneurs will find ways to get things done without employing as many humans.
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  2769. Have you never encountered a politician on TV?
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  2770.  @paulmahoney7619  Nothing happened to Bitcoin, it’s still running without a hiccup. lEt’S bAn KnIvEs, ThEy’R bAaAaAaD!!
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  2771.  @scottrussell360  You think knives shouldn’t be banned?
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  2772. @Jimbo Bimbo Bitcoin is money
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  2773.  @Repetoire  ?
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  2774. Who is it the person(s) issues these fines? This should really be public knowledge so you know who to talk to.
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  2775. Instead of eating steak you can just eat ground beef and once ground beef is too expensive you can switch to dog food.
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  2776.  @programmingjobesch7291  Employers replacing artists with AI in recent years would beg to differ - AI can be quite creative in some contexts, actually. Also, I’m not talking about UI designers, I’m referring to front end developers. If all the logic for programming can be implemented correctly by AI and a designer just has to say, give me a good looking website with a menu for the following pages then I think we’re all screwed but I somehow doubt it’s going to become that simple. The mechanics of making a front end work might become simplified a lot though if the AI can visually detect what’s wrong.
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  2777.  @muhammadirtazaizhar1375  It depends on your life, different lives require different problems to be solved. But anyway, the point here is, a job category doesn’t have to disappear 100% to create disaster for millions of people.
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  2778. Did you buy Bitconnect
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  2779. The English language of course, look at all the cyber attacks. Code rules the world, not words.
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  2780.  @ThatBoomerDude56  The problem here is you’re confusing disclosure of an email address with giving access to the emails sent to an email address. One of them is essentially public information while the other means someone may be able to reset your banking passwords. 🤡
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  2781. The vast majority of gold’s value comes from banks, history, speculators and jewelers buying it. The industrial use case accounts for a small fraction of it’s $1900+ price. The amount of gold used in electronics has declined over the past decade despite the price of gold declining most of the time.
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  2782. Wall Street makes money not only when the stock market goes up but also from volatility. Your average joe retail investors only makes money when the stock market goes up. Only broke people and Wall Street (and a tiny percentage of skilled retail traders) will benefit from the stock market going sideways or down.
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  2783.  @caffeinelife o AI is just going to remain primarily useful for code snippets?
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  2784.  @caffeinelife  It’s not though, look at machine vision in manufacturing.
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  2785. I don’t think so, there’s plenty of very intelligent children.
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  2786. 6:07 Need to buy more Gamestonks at $330 per ounce .
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  2787. Lol you don’t need to try to play options to double your money in the stock market every 7 years…on average index funds will do that...
    1
  2788. Not really, prohibiting an action is easier than prohibiting a lack of action (keeping a mask on). I’m all for everyone wearing proper masks but it’s really hard to make dumb people follow rules in a free society. It will be a difficult task.
    1
  2789. Yup, it’s a scam, buy some Bitcoin!
    1
  2790. Do they want to hijack your phone number or do they want to just verify a google voice account? What do they do with this stuff?
    1
  2791. He’s trying to appeal to moderates because they’re easy to recruite when the left has gone bonkers with all their draconian proposals.
    1
  2792. Shoulda bought Bitcoin instead 📈
    1
  2793. Still bewildered as to why YouTube doesn’t display a unique handle for each channel.
    1
  2794. I think he’s implying, find a job that offers enough pay so that you can max out your retirement accounts has a good 401k match.
    1
  2795. And why don’t they? The stock market is at all time highs. People spend on too much unnecessary garbage like overpriced cars and expensive coffee. Just $1/day could have made any adult a bitcoin millionaire today.
    1
  2796. In buying power gold is going down even when the price goes up in dollars.
    1
  2797. 10:20 after hitting enter I just get a black screen. any ideas?
    1
  2798.  @USandGlobal  It’s a lot less than the banking system uses.
    1
  2799.  @TheDayDreamingOwl I doubt the OP has the financial resources to do that
    1
  2800. Doesn’t sound like it’s worth “correcting”.
    1
  2801. I feel like this video should be from 2013, but USB 3.
    1
  2802.  @クローマーアックスエリク Employed people don’t have time for that
    1
  2803.  @Psnym  The problem with Monero is the supply is difficult to audit. It’s also lacking in developers.
    1
  2804. Actually, traders also help the market as they provide liquidity.
    1
  2805.  @cboyye  If it’s mortgaged you don’t really own it.
    1
  2806.  @gamedoutgamer  If encryption is broken nuclear weapons, banks classified information, etc are all compromised and the world starts to collapse.
    1
  2807. Who are these people who came out of the wood work to start investing for the first time? Are they the ones with money fueling the ralley or just happen to be riding the coat tails of the big boys? Not selling until I see weakness in SPY.
    1
  2808. Don’t tell me what to buy, tell me when to buy it.
    1
  2809. Adam Abrams The USA used to have allies just because they had nukes, now it’s also because they print the world reserve currency — THE US DOLLAR.
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  2810. The problem is Amazon also bans legitimate sellers for no good reason. If they clamp down too hard there will be more false positives.
    1
  2811. i b But which people will die? It’s more important for society who dies than how many. Humans aren’t an endangered species.
    1
  2812. Don’t trade, that’s the best way
    1
  2813. California is only for rich woke people
    1
  2814. Uranus
    1
  2815. Jeez how low can these scamming pieces of trash get. I really wonder what their strike rate is.
    1
  2816. Did they watch a different press conference than us or something??
    1
  2817.  @adriansegura6352  Not all of them, Ethereum doesn’t look like a coin.
    1
  2818. Not necessarily, just a different time preference. For some people’s strategies, 1 second is a long time.
    1
  2819. It’s just another way for them to increase fees while pretending they aren’t.
    1
  2820.  @bmrigs  How can border patrol confiscate anything other than the person crossing the border if they don’t have anything with them? Obviously a person can always be confiscated, we don’t have a technological solution for walking around in the physical form (yet).
    1
  2821.  @letsgobrandon416  No, if anything hedge fund managers tend to on average be inferior human beings from a moral standpoint point. Just because someone works hard doesn’t make them good.
    1
  2822. Wait are teachers not allowed to quit their jobs in America? Wtf?
    1
  2823. This solves nothing - an 18 year needs an accompanying adult so they’ll just go with their 18 year old friend who is an adult and the friend is simultaneously accompanied by an 18 year old adult.
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  2824. Creepy smile. Bring on some real Bitcoiners who are actually technical, please.
    1
  2825. Is drinking water frequently not enough for the non-athlete?
    1
  2826.  @luvdvno  If it is a simple concept that can be grasped in 1-2 sentences why waste someone’s time with an hour of talking? If that were the case it would seem irresponsible.
    1
  2827.  @luvdvno  What is my passing? How can I have a “passing”? YouTube’s comments section doesn’t support verbal communication. You’re not making much sense.
    1
  2828.  @luvdvno  Verbal communication refers to communication where the involved parties speak words (orally, out loud). “Your” is possessive, how can someone own an action such as “going by”?
    1
  2829. That’s just the front end. It can be used like a search engine.
    1
  2830. David Taylor It’s not a bad price even if they employee had to rent a truck to transport all the toilet paper to his house. If say each one of those packs of toilet paper is $10, an employee buys them up for 10% of that he’s just essentially 10x’d a $150 investment for a couple minutes of work. There are few places where you can get a 10x ROI.
    1
  2831.  @tubalcain6874  Yeah and medicine hasn’t changed since “the old days”.
    1
  2832.  @tharais  No doubt there are many doctors that lack insight and fail to provide good treatment but you’d be hard pressed to find one who got through med school and obtained their license in the US but is literally mentally handicapped. Most doctors have an IQ of at least 120. Now, 120 isn’t exactly genius level smart, but try hanging around people with a 90 IQ and you will learn what stupid is without someone even being deemed having a disability. Someone can make dumb decisions and have an inflated ego while not being a mentally incompetent. It’s more likely though that a dumb person will make dumb decisions because their ability to reason is impaired. There’s a difference between dumb and people who have their mental faculties in order but don’t do their job properly.
    1
  2833. Would like to see people boycot Google. These people would hilariously doing nothing to leave Gmail despite its spying.
    1
  2834. What do you suggest they do?
    1
  2835.  @albuquerquehotspot7835  Most people don’t have the IQ or time for that. They’re too busy working their 3 minimum wage jobs.
    1
  2836. They’re not worth a lot of money but might give you a small leg up against candidates with no degree. Most engineering jobs require a bachelor’s or master’s degree. What’s worse is most associate degree credits won’t transfer to a bachelor’s degree.
    1
  2837.  @progressoluchi477  doesn’t sound like you “earned” it. More like, got lucky.
    1
  2838. The combustion engine is going nowhere...near most consumer products in the future.
    1
  2839. Did you make a big deposit shortly after opening it?
    1
  2840.  @Kinson09  I did, but I didn’t see any evidence come forth so for important things I don’t see any reason trust a game of telephone. It’s fun to read stories sometimes though, just not use it as something to live by.
    1
  2841.  @Kinson09  Nearly 100 years. Ain’t nobody got time for that.
    1
  2842.  @Kinson09  Already gave my similar 6 year old to him who died of cancer decades ago. Doesn’t seem like a reliable mode of contact. TCP IP works better.
    1
  2843. Guessing the chin is necessary to dissipate heat on both sides since the cpu and logic board are located in the chin.
    1
  2844.  @seandimarco  What data are you referencing that indicates 97.9% of Bitcoin users only buy ETFs?
    1
  2845.  @seandimarco  You didn’t say that, but you think you said that. You used the word “that” which referenced my original post where I mentioned one of the factors in buying was the existence of an ETF and the person this was talking about clearly mentioned in the video they would not have bought the asset if it wasn’t available in an ETF.
    1
  2846.  @dane4073 Why? You don’t think Tesla’s AI can detect brake lights? Also, with all the cameras on a Tesla it would be clear in court that you were braking sharply for no good reason, making you liable.
    1
  2847. Because most of the coins in existence are scams. Bitcoin is one of if not the only worthwhile project in the crypto space.
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  2848. Kevin is just a less hairy version of Jamie Dimon
    1
  2849. What if something makes you feel tired that doesn’t normally do that?
    1
  2850. It’s kind of ridiculous when some who supports Trump calls out Biden for being old but doesn’t call out Trump too. Seriously, they’re both in their 70’s, neither is young. This is why I don’t support either side.
    1
  2851. That’s the great thing about Bitcoin, you can literally take self custody within minutes.
    1
  2852.  @gblargg  That’s the advantage Bitcoin has over most assets, all you have to do is secure your keys, it’s much easier to steal a rock than some words. The value of gold is based on human faith as well, go live with squirrels and see how much they care about gold.
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  2853. Legalizing dangerous drugs just speeds up natural selection. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
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  2854. Hard to take a god seriously who allows data brokers to sell your information and then lose it all for free in a hack
    1
  2855. @ Sell some Bitcoin I guess
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  2856.  @bubbasanches4591  Bitcoin is less of a scam than the dollar ponzi.
    1
  2857.  @eh7599 You haven’t done your research, check your privilege.
    1
  2858. So you pay less tax, dividends = taxable income.
    1
  2859. Air is valuable
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  2860.  @maximillianhallett3055  Have fun living in a nanny state. Not everyone dreams of living in China and North Korea at the same time.
    1
  2861. Not your keys, not your coins.
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  2862. IMO AMC and other theaters should be taken over by IMAX. Atleast IMAX provides some significant difference over watching a movie on your HDTV. IMAX might be the only reason people go to the movies again.
    1
  2863. Human behavior is chemical
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  2864. How can I have my encyclopedia review my python code?
    1
  2865.  @bahmak2003  By scammer I think the OP is referring to pump and dumps he promoted
    1
  2866.  @Cj2o  No point in replacing the batteries, you need to fix the broken clock or throw it out.
    1
  2867. Shouldn’t there be some way to verify you’re connecting to the correct public WiFi if the business used public/private key cryptography? Is there a tool for this but no one implements it?
    1
  2868. Peter when do you think Bitcoin will replace real estate?
    1
  2869. Even if it was 25% CPI it’s not a problem as long as you’ve got quality assets.
    1
  2870. They could always hijack your paycheck somehow
    1
  2871. SCAMMOON
    1
  2872. That’s not saying much
    1
  2873.  @RobertAnderson-g9i  I did, I said “that’s not saying much”.
    1
  2874. Most profitable traders have better than a 50% win rate. It’s difficult to make money trading direction if you aren’t right around 60% of the time.
    1
  2875. If there’s no point in trying to predict the future, why not invest some 3rd world country’s dying currency incase it turns around and takes the place of the US dollar?
    1
  2876. He already spoke, he can’t sign a message using Satoshi’s keys because he’s not Satoshi but thinks he is.
    1
  2877. Hahahaha millennials are SCREWED
    1
  2878. This is surprisingly good news but shouldn’t there be some sort of punishment for not following the rules?
    1
  2879.  @highks496  Most ice cream is loaded with sugar. There’s already too much sugar everywhere. Terrible for your kids’ health, might as well give them crack because they won’t live long consuming so much sugar.
    1
  2880. In 20 years
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  2881. UltraInstinct Bitcoin isn’t a currency according to the IRS, it’s a commodity. Nord do any meaningful number of people use Bitcoin as a currency regularly.
    1
  2882. SPACE•TIME To eliminate the requirement of a 3rd party. Some people don’t have a bank account.
    1
  2883. Increasing tax rates won’t make the wealthy pay their “fair share”. Reduce taxes and reduce tax loop holes. Then the wealthy will have incentive to make more money through productivity rather than paying accountants ridiculous sums of money to optimize their taxes so they pay nothing.
    1
  2884. It’s called GBTC premium, go watch Tone Vays if you think this is anything new.
    1
  2885.  @Gnaritas42  I didn’t say Steve Jobs was a “hardware genius”. My point was Jobs did well in the position he was in despite being young and inexperienced, not as a hardware engineer. Like you said, Jobs was kicked out — he was the CEO in the early days of Apple and then after he left the company went downhill. VCs like to make long term bets on young, inexperienced, but promising entrepreneurs because they are more likely to have a different perspective than someone who has been running companies for decades.
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  2886.  @tonywilson4713  Money is just a database for resource allocation. Bitcoin was not monetized at launch but it organically gained value on its own without specific intent by a founder to profit. It can’t be replicated by other cryptocurrencies.
    1
  2887.  @havz0r  Why jewish specifically? Most religions people follow are indicative that the person is delusional, gullible and supports violence.
    1
  2888. He might be referring to the security and custody risk when doing your own on chain transactions. If someone is too dumb setup proper security measures when transacting crypto they could lose all their funds. There’s also risks in defi with fees and such.
    1
  2889. Cash is trash, it keeps you poor
    1
  2890. Could someone not have vacuum sealed it to preserve it > 2 days?
    1
  2891.  @Boogra  Your logic doesn’t make sense. The size of something doesn’t necessitate the size of its effect. Look at germs - they’re so small we can’t see them but they can kill an elephant.
    1
  2892. An instant 100% gain isn’t enough?? What did they invest in? S&P500? QQQ?
    1
  2893. Why doesn’t he push software engineering? You don’t need a degree for that at most companies.
    1
  2894. Google isn’t a product company
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  2895. Do something useful please, there’s no evidence that praying for people helps the people you’re praying for. You’re spreading misinformation, it’s about the same as telling people that if they get really close to a person with coronavirus then the virus gets scared and runs away.
    1
  2896. Lámpara a mis pies No, just the opposite. If we apply that kind of logic to an invisible enemy more people will die. We have to rely on what has been shown to work. What if all our doctors start thinking that chanting silly words will protect them from the virus so they don’t need to wear a hazmat suit? We would lose a LOT more doctors than we already are. Big BananaCongolese I’m not ridiculing people for having fair, I’m ridiculing people for ignoring logic.
    1
  2897. Lámpara a mis pies Fear people with COVID-19 coming to sneeze on you.
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  2898. Lámpara a mis pies “Fear people” need to use their brains to solve problems and if they have them, their eyes as well. How do you verify whether you are giving your eyes to a real lord or a scammer lord? The verification process is flawed.
    1
  2899. Lámpara a mis pies About what? The verification process?
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  2900. Lámpara a mis pies What is the verification process for determining a real lord from a fake lord?
    1
  2901. Lámpara a mis pies That doesn’t verify anything. A scammer who is a fake lord can just copy and paste the same text.
    1
  2902. Lámpara a mis pies I wasn’t asking for you to write out a formal proof (though if there is a formal proof feel free to direct me to the paper), just detail the verification process so people can avoid being scammed by a fake lord.
    1
  2903. Lámpara a mis pies Yes, but how do you verify that you are in contact with a scammer or the thing you have faith in?
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  2904. Lámpara a mis pies How do you know the devil is controlling my tongue as opposed an imposter and how do you know I have a tongue?
    1
  2905. Lámpara a mis pies Your vocal cords are largely responsible for speech.
    1
  2906. Why not 3 or 4 doses then?
    1
  2907. Only donate to causes where they accept, use and hold Bitcoin or at worst some other public ledger asset.
    1
  2908. eBay just got tired of giving 3% to PayPal. Sellers still lose about the same amount in fees without PayPal because eBay raised their fees. eBay and PayPal are cut from the same cloth, trashy companies with a monopoly that hate innovation. They are not “tech” companies and they love to screw the little guy. Amazon doesn’t care about the little guy but atleast they innovate.
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  2909. Probably not entirely, he doesn’t know where things are going, just might have an edge.
    1
  2910. The market
    1
  2911. GDX or GDXJ or GC1! with leverage to maximize gold returns?
    1
  2912.  @Quasartist  NP, look up Midjourney, it’s astounding
    1
  2913.  @Quasartist  AI doesn’t have to “overtake” an industry for it to eliminate a lot of jobs. Have you tried ChatGPT? It can tell and edit stories and it was trained for only a couple million dollars, imagine a model in 10 years that cost billions to train. People said the same thing about the internet 25 years ago, people will always look for short comings in technology and assume all of those things will never change. I can assure you a LOT of companies are interested in AI’s potential to save them millions of dollars every year and shareholders will demand this.
    1
  2914.  @Quasartist  Actually, Chat GPT isn’t “just another cookie cutter AI drone”, it’s quite different than any other AI chat bots before it. It’s a glimpse into what AI is capable of. Why are you supporting YouTube? Are you not a human because you use Youtube? By writing comments on Youtube or even watching videos you are supporting AI so I guess by your logic your human rights need to be revoked.
    1
  2915.  @Quasartist  You think ChatGPT doesn’t use Youtube comments as training data? Just because you support AI doesn’t mean you have to realize you do. You don’t have to use YouTube but choose to despite the implications. Every comment you post on the internet is new data for AI to learn from.
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  2916.  @georgeholloway3981  Also dumb young people who get caught up in conspiracy theories on social media. You can’t cure stupid.
    1
  2917. Jimmy Johns is the backbone of the economy? USA is SOL.
    1
  2918. They should be charged a penalty for seizures where they don’t convict the owner of the funds within a certain timeframe. They should also burn cash that is obtained illegally to help fight inflation.
    1
  2919.  @Roger-il8iw  You have your compound interest calculator setup wrong. Set it to compound annually.
    1
  2920. He was wrong once, big deal?
    1
  2921. Atleast they’re not reversing the trades. If we were in China they’d just change the stock price and liquidate everyone they didn’t like.
    1
  2922. People don’t care anymore as long as what they want shows up at their door.
    1
  2923. You mean same day shipping, not one-day shipping.
    1
  2924. eBay owns PayPal
    1
  2925. That’s because Peter’s been wrong for a decade but now he’s finally starting to be right.
    1
  2926. That’s not the point, the printing aspect refers to the number of Bitcoins in circulations, not the exchange rate fluctuations in US dollars.
    1
  2927.  @garylake1676  Most people don’t have a habit of craving numbing agents outside of surgery
    1
  2928.  @JordanPriede  You lend it out... The better question is how do you live in a Bitcoin?
    1
  2929. Really wish he had a less intimidating/silent keyboard
    1
  2930. Where are all the Asians and Indians? Must be hardcore racism at work.
    1
  2931. When will he lose his hair
    1
  2932. You missed one: d) Can you pass the technical interview that is largely irrelevant to your job.
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  2933.  @irbull  No, not 100%. You would see boomer politicians playing football if that were the case
    1
  2934. If our government would stop distorting markets and trying to turn America into a communist state, social unrest wouldn’t be such an issue.
    1
  2935. @ What’s your source for this? What dosage and type?
    1
  2936. Depending on the type of battery you can recharge it hundreds of times, oil barrels are difficult to recharge. That said, if government is involved it probably won’t work.
    1
  2937.  @pedromogga6928  Then why did gold moon in the early 2000’s?
    1
  2938. This didn’t age well for Irwin. Irfail
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  2939. Obama wasn’t so bad compared to what we have now but now I can see it wasn’t obama’s doing, it was just the fact that our government was less woke back then. The president is just a figure head. They want us to fight over a republican vs democrat president to distract us from their theft via inflation.
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  2940. The Fed issues it’s own money, it doesn’t counterfeit it’s own money.
    1
  2941. The problem with buying physical gold is if you buy it from some random stranger it’s difficult for most people to be confident that it’s real. If you buy it from a regulated business you’re being spied on.
    1
  2942. Draco Ford How is multi sig not scaleable?
    1
  2943. No shit, Sherlock
    1
  2944. Probably there’s an airborne virus going around
    1
  2945. How would they “control the interest in cryptocurrencies”? Has wide scale mind control been invented? Can’t be done in countries with private property laws and freedom of speech.
    1
  2946.  @triciaselman9215  It’s just a fact of life. Cognitive decline starts in your 20’s.
    1
  2947. Marques’s lighting is usually shit even though he has a good camera. A good camera doesn’t replace a pro who knows how to light a set.
    1
  2948.  @Aquas91  ??
    1
  2949. Pretty sure tue bottom is in
    1
  2950. Wha Tajoke Those are the companies that haven’t adapted to implementing remote work yet. Companies that have had remote teams for a while know how to maintain accountability.
    1
  2951. You can’t, they infect the charts.
    1
  2952. Maybe if he accumulated secretly, otherwise his buying would drive the market up.
    1
  2953. They’re saying relatively speaking. The US economy is mostly a Ponzi scheme so I think your expectations are unrealistic.
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  2954. Stefon Wunder No, but billions of people can’t buy US bonds and stocks.
    1
  2955. How do bozos like Janet get in power? Usually you would think a politician would atleast have some fake charisma to convince people to do things for them. But I can’t imagine why anyone would wanna deal with that bumbling old fart.
    1
  2956. Humans used to die around mid 30’s so yes, 40 could be considered old if you’re looking in the past.
    1
  2957. Why is YouTube recommending Fox News videos to me? I’m not in favor of the right or left.
    1
  2958. In the USA, you don’t have to, you can start your own company and make money for yourself!
    1
  2959. @ The advantage of it is you have no capital at risk though. Not everyone can afford to be speculator, some us need income to live.
    1
  2960. If you bought a decade ago it’s irrelevant
    1
  2961. Doesn’t really seem like much of deep dive…it was superficial at best.
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  2962. John F Technically you’re supposed to have atleast 3 touches when drawing a trend line.
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  2963. Pettis Zach Yes, but then why is he calling it a reversal? It could just be a pull back. There’s no indications that this is a reversal of trend yet for SPY as far as I can tell. The price just dumped a little, that’s not necessarily a reversal...
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  2964. Chat GPT has entered the chat.
    1
  2965. And how many of those black people have employees, rent, business expenses and a brand to maintain while they’re locked up?
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  2966. This is more understandable than not seeing the value of a “camera phone” because some of the biggest cryptocurrencies are unlicensed unregistered securities. Examples: Ethereum, BNB. That said, his stupidity is still inexcusable if he wants to do a segment commenting on it. He should do his research.
    1
  2967. What do you define as “self-learn”?
    1
  2968. 💰
    1
  2969. Atleast it encourages experimentation. If there’s no rules people will do whatever they want once they’re fed up with asking.
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  2970. 23:15 Peter Schiff should start a Bitcoin derivatives exchange in Australia so he doesn’t have to rely on other financial institutions.
    1
  2971. How does a 75 year old die with that much hair on his head
    1
  2972. Helicopter money ain’t gonna save the poor. Change the system. If you take money away from the rich, most of them will find a way to be rich again.
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  2973. 34:15 Cathie Wood made 20% in 2020.
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  2974.  @AustinKoleCarlisle  Exactly but he still doesn’t see how Bitcoin is obviously the hardest money ever in existence despite it looking and “quacking” like it.
    1
  2975. Problem with PGP historically has been that people are too lazy to keep their keys secure. With crypto though there’s now an incentive to keep those keys secure.
    1
  2976. Or just use a dimmable LED bulb that doesn’t have a poison gas that is released if it ever cracks.
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  2977. Thought this was George Lucas
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  2978. By “buy” I’m assuming you meant “print” because anyone can buy lots of any asset, that’s the concept of “markets”. If you meant “print”, what you’re describing is a shit coin, the video was about Bitcoin. Do 5 mins of research please.
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  2979.  @justinzhu329  No, the point of Bitcoin is you don’t have to trust (or substantially less than any financial instrument in history). Haven’t you ever heard someone say “Don’t trust. Verify”?
    1
  2980. +1 for Bitcoin, Bitcoin ain’t racist.
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  2981. The former seems to working increasingly well
    1
  2982.  @retroguy9494  It’s very difficult to authenticate identification without carrying around the appropriate equipment to do so. It’s also very critical that you are not wrong.
    1
  2983. It’s not like he can use the lives he took to substitute his own. Lives are not a transferable asset.
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  2984. Tech lead started out as being sarcastic and then convinced himself people would take him seriously.
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  2985. Money can be debt, even if it’s inferior.
    1
  2986. Lmao why would you want anyone to mail you check these days?
    1
  2987.  @michaeljeffery7466 Depends on how smart and morally responsible they are. Get their IQs checked.
    1
  2988. Why not just use KeePass?
    1
  2989. 26:30 Why does this channel sound like a dentist’s office
    1
  2990. @ How about the least plausible?
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  2991.  @PhilipMarcYT  Do you have a couple Bitcoins I can have? I’ll mail you some highly valuable $1 bills backed by the full faith and credit of the US government.
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  2992. Just buy the whole share. You don’t need Berkshire.
    1
  2993. “Owning” any real estate is a myth if you have to pay property tax on it every year.
    1
  2994. Dim your TV, it’s overexposed
    1
  2995. Why don’t you sell beef at a lower price then and take marketshare?
    1
  2996. The only thing not in a bubble is quality tech companies/assets.
    1
  2997. When will the book shelves for your studio/garage arrive? WE DEMAND KNAWLIDGE.
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  2998. I agree, people who lack dimples are worthless!
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  2999. Probably his book is out of date
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  3000. He was calling for a move down when BTC was $10k in fall 2020 and $69k in November 2021. Not a useful indicator.
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  3001.  @sherlylecty9345  Not obvious, look at 2019, went from $3100 to $14k.
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  3002.  @Sola_Scriptura_1.618  Agreed, math is worthless!!
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  3003.  @jeremybaldwin2840  rofl easier to buy something with gold? Good luck mailing amazon your gold.
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  3004.  @auntiefiat9769  Silver is worthless as a monetary asset. It’s just a micropayment for gold. We don’t need micropayments for gold anymore because of digital technology.
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  3005. This is what happens when you have 70 year olds running your government
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  3006. @ Why?
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  3007.  @jadenbrown8813  It’s not bad for a first job or as a temporary job but people who treat it as a “career” are basically specializing in doing nothing.
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  3008.  @jadenbrown8813  It “contributes” to society just like cigarette companies and central banks “contribute”. Regardless though, that isn’t a career and shouldn’t be treated like it is. Most fast food workers don’t even make $40k/year in a first world country, people shouldn’t rely on that as a long term solution for making money. Those kind of jobs are meant for students and disabled people, not for an able person to make a “career” out of. People can make a career out of blowing air around, I mean without air how would people live? At least blowing clean air around isn’t going to give someone high cholesterol.
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  3009.  @jadenbrown8813  There’s a difference between doing a mostly useless dead end job and not making much money. For example, a lot of mechanics make horrible wages yet it typically requires more skill than the average fast food worker’s job. There’s also room for a mechanic to move up the ladder typically but not so much in fast food unless you get to the corporate level or start your own business. Non-disabled people can work in higher skilled jobs but are generally too lazy to do anything else. There are always exceptions, of course so I don’t assume any one fast food worker is lazy because I don’t know their particular circumstances.
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  3010. Neither is mining gold. That’s the whole point, it’s not easy to obtain Bitcoin.
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  3011. Emmanuel Bernard We don’t need electronics anymore. Gold is not Bitcoin and never will be but Bitcoin may one day be the new gold. PayPal is faster than XRP.
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  3012. Jeez $61k to stream to 1 million people for 30 mins? How does YouTube afford paying for all those fake Bitcoin giveaways with 100k fake viewers 24/7? That’s $12,200 per hour for 100k fake viewers assuming the cost is structured at a linear rate.
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  3013. Yoso Lol. Some people are so dumb.
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  3014. Because they’re Asian
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  3015. It used to be rich people were the only ones with a fancy computer at home that does all kinds of things but now it’s cheaper to have a fancy computer than it is to go anywhere in the physical world. Physical experiences are a luxury. Digital experiences are cheap.
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  3016. The problem with socialism is it involves government. The fact that the US government can’t even figure out how to pay people $1200 in under an hour when most of the country has been actively using the internet for over 2 decades is evidence of their incompetence. The free market is far more capable at the majority of things. If there was no advantage to lobbying for power in government we wouldn’t have all these massive corporations that can never fail thanks to their buddies they’ve paid off in the White House.
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  3017.  @LuckyCharms777  👍
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  3018. Wtf is Zelle settles “instantly” then why do we still use wire transfers and ACH transfers? What a dumb ass.
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  3019. Welcome to the world of finance. Where do people think all those giant bank lobbies and financial services come from in the USA? Almost all businesses in finance just play with your money under the guise of statistical models that subsidize the top users and burn the bottom. They win enough of the time on a massive scale that they make boat loads of money. Sometimes making an extra $1 million is literally a matter of just people not knowing about competitor prices.
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  3020. They must’ve really hated their jobs
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  3021. You’ll pay more in taxes over the long term, meaning less money in your pocket overall. You can also withdraw early from an IRA with a penalty or get a loan against it. Ideally you wouldn’t touch any of it ever.
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  3022. Jason Buckman You can for 60 days, look up “rollover rule”.
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  3023. Jason Buckman That doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. It’s like saying white people don’t exist because they can’t be out in the sun as long as black people (unless they use sun screen).
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  3024. Facebook’s shareholders do.
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  3025. The fact that people are trying to pay an amateur dentist is just another sign of how bad inflation is.
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  3026. Let’s wait and see if GameStop creates news highs and holds them for years like Bitcoin did.
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  3027. Wow, republicans are as bad as democrats!
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  3028. Scaramucci is a boomer? Looks like an old millennial.
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  3029. I don’t think anyone but conspiracy theorists think housing prices will drop significantly. They doubled the money supply so housing prices must double...
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  3030. Is this really a surprise to anyone? The same sort of folks who lied to us that masks didn’t do anything to protect people from an AIRBORNE VIRUS.
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  3031. Even if Amazon is storing lots of government data, the question is, do or could they have access to it?
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  3032. Doge IS more valuable than Ford in the long term. What a useless company.
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  3033. It’s unlikely that we’ll find a way to send gold coins around the world at the speed of light so I think they gold idea is more far fetched. Changing the laws of physics isn’t easy.
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  3034. Why not just stop pumping chemicals into your lungs and just breath regular air? 🫁
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  3035.  @MechE11B  “If this were anyone else that didn't follow the rules they would be left to fail.” You really think the rules would apply if it was the politician’s bank accounts? They wouldn’t, so it’s not just donors to politicians where the rules don’t apply. That said, America’s only edge on the world is it’s tech start up scene and printing money so it’s a systemic risk because America doesn’t produce anything else of value anymore.
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  3036.  @flafaloon ne could argue there is no mental illness because all mental processes are physical in nature as far as we know. Mental illness = physical illness.
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  3037. 23:00 Peter, do you really think people who are drowning in credit card debt are going to think through any of this?
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  3038. Why aren’t they doing that already? Banks love selling out and ripping off their customers.
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  3039.  @MrSteeDoo  Point is the OP is rationalizing a reduction in living standards as if it’s nothing to be concerned about when prior generations didn’t have to make those sacrifices.
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  3040. It depends on the mask, a valved mask allows the user to exhale.
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  3041. Wolfgang Shrenk A non-valved mask can also be a respirator.
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  3042. IMO it’s always been bizarre how obsessed people are with watching other people play sports. Atleast with watching video games you can learn some to improve your strategy and communicate with the streamer (potentially).
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  3043. Use toasted bagels
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  3044. Depends on how widespread it is and for how long
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  3045. AI will be more creative than most people. Decision making or what needs to be done is what AI will probably not do well at. It needs direction more than creativity. An AI can spit out a hundred highly creative solutions and then the high skilled human evaluates them.
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  3046. Making money is a part of freedom
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  3047.  bali song  They will right now in the USA atleast. They keys is to not use the dollar as your reserve asset.
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  3048. That’s because as you said, it’s “play” to them.
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  3049. The debt will probably get wiped out. What’s important is whether you’re wasting your time there.
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  3050.  @---...---...---...---...  Inflation will be so high it will be worthless. Buy Bitcoin.
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  3051.  @SecretMountainTroll  A chip is only as valuable as the software it runs. It can be done without gold with some compromises in some cases. A lot of chips contain 0% gold.
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  3052.  @pauka9470  It doesn’t need to take 100% of the workforce to cause massive problems. Imagine 20% permanent unemployment.
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  3053. 1.) I would agree with you 10 years ago but in 2024 the 21 million capped supply is a mainstream talking point on social media.
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  3054. Electronic cigarettes are easy to identify, they’re not going to waste their time taking a homeless guy’s drugs to a lab to determine whether it’s not just some vitamins or something.
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  3055. They would just use savings and assets to pay for living expenses.
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  3056. That’s close to half the population. If you want adoption, the masses are needed eventually.
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  3057. Wtf is Walgreens also going to jail?
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  3058. The dollar is losing value so companys’ dollar based valuations are climbing fast
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  3059. Companies will respond to incentives, if people stop buying they go out of business
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  3060. Debit card feature? As if a debit card is something new?
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  3061. @vamostimowA large part of the lay offs is interest rates. The cost of capital is much higher than before covid.
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  3062. It’s kind of true, people with deeper voices are statistically more likely to be successful. Sure, there are much more significant factors but the correlation is established.
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  3063. He is a robot.
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  3064. Judge needs to stop touching his mask without washing his hands.
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  3065.  @DiogoVP7  Yeah, that’s my point, almost all video games depreciate in value unless they become a collectible. So by delaying playing a game for 10 years, the price is likely to be lower at that point.
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  3066.  @neoasura  Paying attention isn’t necessarily always indicative of intelligence. People with ADHD can be extremely smart or extremely dumb.
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  3067. More like 12 years ago.
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  3068. What is your job title?
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  3069. Who wouldn’t be bullish on that? Doesn’t mean it’s right of course.
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  3070. Shoulda bought Bitcoin
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  3071. What did you do in tech startups?
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  3072. Why? The world is probably better off without people like that
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  3073. This is not newsworthy...Amazon lists all kinds of unauthorized products all the time. They can’t 100% police their markets.
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  3074.  @moguaiato5583  A modern phone OS is extremely complex, is internet connected and runs all kinds of 3rd party software. This is part of why for aerospace, nuclear and other applications where reliability is the utmost importance, custom embedded systems are developed as opposed to running everything on iOS or Android. Lmao 🤡
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  3075.  @moguaiato5583  The pin could help delay unauthorized access. You could unlock it when you’re not carrying it around or feel it’s appropriate, it’s not like it would be required to be used 24/7. Just because a solution does not work 100% of the time does not mean it is useless. Guns fail every day, yet people continue to use them. Additionally, entering a 28 character alphanumeric pin on a touch screen is much more prone to error than something less complex using mechanical input. You could also carry 2 guns, 1 that has a lock on it and is visible in a holster and the other hidden somewhere. When an attacker takes the locked gun you would have your unlocked gun to defend yourself.
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  3076.  @moguaiato5583  In free societies the citizens like to be able to make their own choices, offering people the option to do something is quite common. Most people also “basically never” fire their guns in a public place so why carry one in public? The point is it may protect someone in a low probability high risk scenario. Yes, it sounds like a trigger lock may be a what it’s called, would be interesting to see this integrated into a gun so it can be disabled while not having to separate the mechanism from the gun and put that mechanism somewhere else where it may be lost. It would be important that it’s easy to disable if one knows the code and have a failure rate lower than the gun itself.
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  3077.  @claudius_drusus_  Bitcoin doesn’t view anything as a threat, it doesn’t have an opinion.
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  3078. The PhDs probably have autism. It’s not like they chose to be born that way.
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  3079.  @jasong5913 Saharan Africans don’t see a significant drop in their living standard from having kids. Most of them are poor and when they have kids they’re only slightly more poor.
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  3080. Doesn’t half of the people in the USA have like $0 in savings? How are they going to spend more?? If they’re just encouraged to spend beyond their means and go into debt, the next recession will be 100x worse and the USA will likely see rioting from low skill workers as if it were a 3rd world country.
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  3081. SCAM
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  3082. Which AI? Chat GPT? There isn’t a human you can talk to that I’m aware of?
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  3083.  @secretfox8940  Well yeah I mean what’d you expect from the AI a phone company is using? It’s horrible. It’s completely different from Chat GPT. It’s like comparing a house made of straw and a house made of brick. They’re both houses but that’s about it. 😂
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  3084.  @kirikomori7874  Not all professional photographers are gear heads and not all gear heads know how to take good pictures. Someone could know a lot about sensor technology and have never stepped on a professional set.
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  3085. Another company will just want to out compete Amazon so it solves nothing
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  3086.  @LatimusChadimus  There are plenty of native English speakers who make weird mouth movements as well. Kitco should just hire someone appropriate for the role.
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  3087. Have they ever done half a point? I thought they were expected to raise rates half a percent?
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  3088. 2:50 “Bitcoin is going to have a holving…” WTF is this guy on?
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  3089.  @jeremielachance6125  Bernie Madoff was doing something right based on his income. Not saying Peter Schiff is a scammer but just because someone makes money doesn’t make specific arguments any more credible.
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  3090. You can, look at accessibility in settings.
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  3091. Where did he say that?
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  3092. It’s not always rapid in the short term if they’re young. They could vape for 5 years as a teen and then die prematurely of lung cancer 50 years later. Another person could be just fine and never die of cancer into their 80’s.
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  3093. Bitcoin isn’t even a part of “crypto”.
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  3094. Atleast you can get a good interest rate on Bitcoin.
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  3095. What if they’re not a him?
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  3096. What I don’t understand is why anyone would buy Bitcoin on swan for a non-retirement account when the fees are so much higher than major exchanges?
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  3097.  @jayvoluntarist5793  They’re not an exchange so where are they getting the Bitcoin when you buy $100 worth of Bitcoin? I’m pretty sure they’re not setting up an OTC deal, they’re likely buying it off a regulated exchange like Gemini or Coinbase and then adding on a fee. Exchanges generally have tiered fees based on 30 day trailing volume so they are likely paying the exchange a lower fee than the average retail invest would pay on those exchanges yet Swan’s fees are still like 500% of those on Gemini if you had $0 trailing 30 day volume on Gemini. Also, Swan’s custodian, Prime trust custodies 💩 coins.
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  3098. Paper is a commodity
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  3099. Wtf no Model M?
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  3100. Isn’t it interesting how all of the rich neighborhoods have atleast 1 Rolex? Hey let’s just buy all the crime infested neighborhoods a Rolex!
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  3101.  @gregorywright2379  That doesn’t sound like a very good diet
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  3102. Why do you own a restaurant? Does it return more than a stock market index fund?
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  3103. Then why hasn’t Bitcoin been hacked lately?
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  3104. Maybe you’re using a poorly designed wallet. All you have to do is scan a QR code.
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  3105.  @abc123-j2d  You probably wouldn’t, that’s the landlord’s responsibility because it’s their property. But there’s plenty of rental units with health hazards like high radon levels, hidden mold problems, poor ventilation, gas stoves, etc. all things that can shorten the tenant’s lifespan.
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  3106.  @abc123-j2d  Yeah, that’s why I’m saying owning a house has its benefits compared to 100% bitcoin + renting. Landlords often won’t fix something hazardous unless it’s required by law - meaning you’re relying on the government to protect you and your family’s health. Unfortunately there’s a lot of things in a house that can be harmful over a long period of time. Just like restaurants don’t get sued for selling unhealthy food unless it’s literal poison that immediately kills a person.
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  3107. @ No, people use it as an investment vehicle, you missed the point. My point is there’s better investment vehicles out there than real estate but you don’t get the same control over your living space if you invest in a better asset and just rent your primary residence.
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  3108.  @crypto_guapo  What if you can’t find a “spot” that is equally as good as where you lived and in the same school district? What if there’s problems with the place that the land lord is slow to fix or isn’t legally obligated to fix but are a health hazard? What if radon levels are high or the air quality is poor? Hard to sue a land lord when you get lung cancer 30 years after you rented somewhere with poor air quality and even if you could, it won’t do you much good since it’s probably terminal. Having control over your living space can be extremely valuable.
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  3109. 《 梦 辰艺 术 》 That makes sense, one or two people can speak with authority for half of the population’s preferences in a hypothetical situation.
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  3110. Why do mustaches always = creepy?
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  3111. Maybe it was for his/her business that just went under or family(s) that died?
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  3112.  @reyreyalldayday5708  How many hours have you been putting in per week?
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  3113.  @catharsis222 Most tech companies don’t care about GPA that much, skill in writing software and a way to prove it are what they value.
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  3114. Update your scam, Bitcoin crashed
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  3115.  @bahmak2003  OP has a point even though Bitcoin is technically superior to gold.
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  3116.  @DavidJones-ey6ie Given the rising cost of healthcare, it may actually cost us more for her to be taken care of in an institution. I doubt she can afford to fund that.
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  3117. They don’t, you can’t see germs. But germs do make them less desirable.
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  3118. Nobody on house arrest? In the US I thought the only people that were experiencing house arrest were some prisoners who were at risk of being exposed to COVID-19 and thus released on house arrest?
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  3119. Chris Tragedia I’m pretty sure many of those people you “seen” don’t even have a criminal record. Those on house arrest are typically people who were in prison but released early on house arrest so they could quarantine.
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  3120. Trump was pretty bad too. So much money printing under his watch. Trump might as well join the democrats.
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  3121.  @ClassicFIHD  Obama is a democrat so that stupidity is to be expected these days.
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  3122. By voting you’re legitimizing the deep state’s scam that is democrats and republicans. Their goal is to get hyped up on one side or the other rather than thinking critically about issues. They favor tribalism over logic because logic = freedom.
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  3123.  @DK-tq3fy  There’s plenty of evidence that human behavior is modulated by chemical reactions. It’s not operating on pixy dust as far as we can find. Mental illness occurs when these chemical reactions are stuck in patterns that result in problematic behavior.
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  3124. A vaccine can’t really take responsibility of anything, it’s an inanimate object.
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  3125. All you need to do is spend 5 mins per week looking at the crypto space and you’ll have an endless supply of hilarious scams to cover
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  3126.  @stinger4712  Or maybe they’re already sufficiently happy to not need to intentionally seek it out?
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  3127.  @stinger4712  Clearly you’re changing the topic
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  3128.  @stinger4712  That doesn’t mean it’s a good idea to allow a conversation to flow in such a manner. In a flood, water flows into people’s houses and kills people, is that a good thing?
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  3129.  @stinger4712  The subject had already been changed by you, at that point my follow up point was in direct response to what you said regarding the “flow” of conversation. If I started talking about how good domino’s pizza is when you dip the crust in toilet bowl water with no apparent relation to the discussion, then I would have also been guilty of changing the topic in an effort to divert the conversation, but I didn’t.
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  3130. Where can i find the full interview?
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  3131. Go inside and fly drones and RC cars if you want to protest or do it online.
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  3132. Navjot Singh It’s a valid point
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  3133. ⁠ @nicmilot8914 How would getting domain admin of the AD compromise a keepass database unless the user stores their master password digitally or uses a weak password?
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  3134. A samples size of 750 people is utterly useless. There’s approximately 36 million millionaires in the world.
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  3135. Libra is fine as long as they aren't claiming to be a replacement for Bitcoin. It would open the doors to corporate currencies to compete with government currencies. Competition usually brings progress. If Libra isn't a good corporate currency, people will go to another one.
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  3136. If they ban bitcoin they’ll also have to ban Bitcoin 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9…
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  3137. I doubt they would make much of the money back they paid for it.
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  3138. Not your keys, not your coins
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  3139.  @nosadagr8 If you’re in the USA, a doctor’s office is probably a fairly reliable source.
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  3140. 22:00 Wtf? Ask the question.
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  3141. I’m pretty sure the read the cop will have for reading the digital license could have a USB port for charging.
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  3142. Even shitty 14 awg extension cords can melt under a 15A load, specifically Home Depot Husky cords.
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  3143. Depends on how the market values that work
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  3144. Well, hopefully 1 good thing comes of the corona virus - maybe Apple will bring back Touch ID. Next virus needs to disable Bluetooth so we get a headphone jack too.
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  3145. I hope so after being wrong 2010-2021
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  3146. Not everyone makes all their transactions locally. Bitcoin isn’t really useful for transactions by most people in the US.
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  3147. Damn I thought this guy got swords stuck in his head
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  3148. I think that’s the point because they can throw anyone in jail by just sending them 0.1 ETH.
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  3149.  Pinned Pëtër sçhiff •  We’re not selecting bots that are scammers, gtfo. Honest bots only.
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  3150. Why don’t people question religion like this?
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  3151. Since he’s also the owner of Twitter he also has the right to decide who can and can’t use the platform.
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  3152. It’s had futures contracts for many years, it’s nothing new
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  3153.  @Earthandweather  And bath salts.
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  3154. @NRG The OP’s point is intrinsic value is based on what people value. If people don’t use electronics then there isn’t as much value in gold as a conductor.
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  3155. It’s possible that it wasn’t sold to that one individual. Might have been for a small business or multiple families.
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  3156. Why are you consulting business people about the spread of a virus?
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  3157. It might just be that the school is doing nothing to collect so who wouldn’t take free lunch even if they are a billionaire? I know what college student loans some people are multimillionaires and they don’t pay it off because the interest rate is so low.
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  3158. Peter, you should compare gold to the Nasdaq 100 or something tracking the tech sector, not the s&p 500. Bitcoin currently behaves like a tech stock.
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  3159.  @scaredcrower  I’m not saying your personality is the issue but companies are not going to come out and say that’s the issue if it’s the issue.
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  3160. 2:00 Greetings, Mickey Mouse
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  3161. Good luck buying unregulated real estate
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  3162. The only reason I ever go to a bank branch is if the bank’s online capabilities are inept. We shouldn’t need so many bank branches.
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  3163.  @demolitionman5003  You wouldn’t if you were doing 1,000,000 transactions online per day.
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  3164. You can actually, if you’re sleep deprived, not exercising and eating poorly.
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  3165. Becoming a billionaire involves a lot more luck than a multi-millionaire. Being super smart and hard working in a relatively free country is not sufficient.
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  3166. It’s useful for reducing counter-party risk in the short term.
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  3167. Apple already makes it really hard to repair anything. Robotics will need to come a long way to do repairs where each problem is unique.
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  3168.  @avi7278  How many people desire to be one of the few who maintains a horse and buggy? Very few. That said, devs will be around out of necessity.
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  3169. Too early
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  3170. I suspect it’s just ignorance. It’s not exactly complicated to understand some of the ways payment processors can screw people once you hear about reality.
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  3171. IMO 2 + 2 = 5 Imagine if math worked that way.
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  3172. Functionality is way more important than a car looks at this price point. If you want something pretty buy a lambo or Ferrari.
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  3173. You’re dealing with a Ponzi scheme though.
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  3174. You really think the fed will let some random dude in China use their coin anonymously? It won’t be permissionless. Stable coins are here to stay, their purpose is to bypass unfair regulation.
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  3175.  @thesolitaryadventurer  Nor is PayPal but atleast Meta Mask is open source and there’s plenty of information online on how to use it. If PayPal doesn’t let you use a feature there’s literally nothing you can do about it.
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  3176.  @sheshotjfk8375 Gold doesn’t do anything either. It’s the job of humans to do the doing.
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  3177. I think Buffet & co at some point told Gates to hate on Bitcoin or stfu.
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  3178. Wasn’t it just that it’s too expensive without insurance?
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  3179. What resources did you find most helpful?
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  3180.  @DBX79  That’s not really a resource, it’s applying stuff you learned from resources.
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  3181.  @DBX79  Ok, so the assignment was part of what resource/course?
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  3182.  @DeLoreanCRTV  You’ll be lucky if we get a 10% correction in the major indices. The speculative small and mid caps are starting to crash, but that’s it.
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  3183. Yeah, because view count is the best way to evaluate information
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  3184. It’s almost full of people who want to work. The rest have retired.
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  3185. How do they determine if they’re in an “up market” or a “down market”? What is the reliability of their strategy?
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  3186. 100k revenue != $100k profit People need to learn about business before investing money or just start a side businesses that requires next to no capital. In business strangers can only help you when you help them.
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  3187. What is your IQ? If you’re bright enough and have the time and motivation it shouldn’t be too difficult barring outside factors like economic or health problems.
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  3188. Are you a neurologist? You have no clue what late stage dementia looks like.
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  3189.  @samsongomah1318  Are you seriously incapable of comprehending what I said? It’s a medical question, not a political one, don’t let your biases blind you from what’s being asked.
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  3190. The problem is most jobs outside STEM have gone down in real terms but few people mention it because inflation allows someone to earn more dollars each year while still having less and less purchasing power. Inflation is the hidden tax.
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  3191. 16:39 I think part of the reason BBC selected your channel is because your enthusiasm sometimes resembles that of the stereotypical misinformed propaganda channel and their staff didn’t even understand what they were watching. Scammy propaganda channels often involve a person speaking very deliberately with text showing up on screen to stress specific points so people don’t miss their message.
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  3192. So what happens if your phone has multiple users and they want you to log into the account of someone not present?
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  3193. Melatonin decreases my appetite a lot.
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  3194. Imagine if Peter shorted the stock market based on his fundamental analysis.
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  3195.  @AC-wl7ve  Because it’s easier to transport $1 billion of BTC than $1 billion of gold. It’s also easier to audit Bitcoin than gold.
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  3196. And nose
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  3197.  @aprilgentile5438  Apart from the homeless and the rich, for most people housing is their biggest expense (apart from taxes). You can look at it as housing became more expensive or dollars buy less housing. If all you spend your money on is TVs then for that purpose your dollars didn’t lose much value. I’m not saying inflated prices are simply due to an increase in the money supply but if prices are higher for your primary expense your money is worth less to you on a per unit basis.
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  3198.  @jbrandonporter  The metric used to calculate inflation is manipulated and not reflective of what and how much money people typically spend on particular things that have increased in price.
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  3199.  @reza2251  Not a great one though.
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  3200. Wtf was the motivation of that old white dude with the bow & arrow? 🤔
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  3201.  @saphone9758 Not for your body though
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  3202.  @Joshua.Developer  Who cares what they are, let the best win, it’s better than communism!
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  3203. It just means he knows some of his viewers are too dumb to know that when talking about financial markets it’s all implied as probabilities.
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  3204. I hate having to go to a store when it’s open only to find out they’re out of stock because their online inventory wasn’t accurate. E-commerce isn’t the problem, Amazon is.
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  3205. Insane people deserve help, woke people are just bad people, there’s a difference.
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  3206. Yet Japan makes some of the most complex electronics on the planet.
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  3207. When you give power to a politicians with names like “Brain-dead”, it ain’t gonna go well.
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  3208. That’s a complete waste of tax payer’s dollars. More waste will be done handling it that way.
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  3209. They wouldn’t be able to do anything with it if you were signed into iCloud with a strong password.
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  3210. How? Is someone gonna take out the most powerful governments in the world?
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  3211. Also, radon
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  3212. Why don’t they just force the banks to give them API access to everyone’s accounts? I doubt the old farts running the show can competently implement a CBDC network (unless it’s simply a traditional centralized database) and they’re not dumb enough to use ethereum.
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  3213. Ford should just cut them off. No more Ford cars for them.
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  3214. That “AirPod” looks a lot like an Air tag
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  3215. Kamala is not Indian, he/she/it is not even human.
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  3216. Hardly anybody lives in or visits hawaii so people don’t consider it as real as California
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  3217.  @blakeholbrook1510 Nerds are taking over the world - look at the most valuable companies in the world.
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  3218. Why don’t I trust this guy?
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  3219. Couldn’t Windows do some transfers under different conditions, file types, sizes, etc when the user isn’t active to construct a machine learning that over time gets a better idea of the real world performance? Could also aggregate other user data from machines with the same specs.
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  3220. Corona virus has become invisible. You used to be able to see and hear corona virus until it decided put on an invisibility cloak and become a mute.
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  3221. Karmaisabitch 999 Because that’s not what people are talking about anymore.
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  3222. Unlikely, you’re watching a mainstream media channel, not a privacy advocate channel.
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  3223. If all this stuff is so dangerous why don’t governments ever send an email to average Joe suggesting they stay away unless they do their research instead of just shutting down everything for everyone? Someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing will lose their funds to a crypto scam on Twitter even if the regulators shut down trading for educated retail.
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  3224. I hope it teaches spelling.
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  3225. It gets conflated due to a small number of cases of malpractice
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  3226. 39:43 ☕️ ftw lmao
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  3227.  @mad2barxhst A full body CT exposes someone to a lot of radiation which increases their risk of cancer. What kind of MRIs are effective at cancer detection and what types of cancer? For lung I’ve heard CT is far more effective than MRI.
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  3228. Heather 22 But how do you get it from them if you don’t have any?
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  3229. Heather 22 That doesn’t answer the question. How can someone have bought enough of something they haven’t bought but need?
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  3230. Remember kids, there’s no such things as wi-fi, you still have to plugin your router.
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  3231.  @RTX3090Benchmarks  Let’s remove helium while we’re at it
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  3232. Security cameras have been doing this for a long time. If you’re in public there’s no expectation of privacy.
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  3233. How so? I think you mean stupid.
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  3234. Are they maintaining the property? The neighbors should troll the anonymous investor so he has to pay HOA fines.
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  3235. Bitcoin is basically the S&P500 of crypto.
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  3236. And 10 years ago
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  3237. Why hasn’t some Chinese manufacturer made their own open source electronics to shove into these tractors?
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  3238. GhostPengy What is “on part of software”?
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  3239. GhostPengy That’s why I said the electronics would be replaced. With different hardware would of course come different software. It’s a given that you can’t run John Deere’s software on 3rd party hardware, it’s hard enough running it on John Deere’s hardware! It might be easier to just install custom electronics running their own software rather than trying to run some hacked version.
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  3240. Banks are technologically incompetent. Buy Bitcoin.
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  3241. Not a bad thing if the person who made the mistake gets hurt.
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  3242.  @JimCGames  Many officers have a below average IQ, they literally don’t let people become a cop if they’re too smart so some of the procedures may be poorly thought out with minimal fail safes in place. In other fields people with a below average IQ can perform more reliably by standing on the shoulders of the best and the brightest. This problem could have been avoided if they simply had a standard procedure in place where the lock smith also receives an email with the address of the house along with a picture of if. Then both parties are responsible for independently verifying at the site that they are at the correct address. They could also take a picture of the house which checks GPS coordinates to determine whether it’s the right house and then displays a picture of what the house should look like and have a button for them to tap to confirm it looks like the house. It would be interesting to find out what led to the officer’s mistake, was he even on the right street or just mixed up the numbers?
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  3243. If you are under the impression that an exchange has anything to do with the learning curve of trading, I would be very careful.
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  3244. It’s better than free, it pumps markets to the moon. What tastes better than free tendies? Tendies that pay you to eat them.
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  3245. This is what happens when dumb people have access to non-curated news. The main stream media usually starts with facts or loose assumptions and then tries to spin things in favor of their agenda because they can be held accountable for blatant factual errors. Most of these social media conspiracies start with nonsense and introduce facts to make things seem plausible to some people.
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  3246.  @derp195  They may already live in one for all we know
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  3247. Christopher Along with the dozen others
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  3248. Need more dislikes so we know the normies are watching.
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  3249. Begins? Seems like you’ve been saying it’s beginning for a decade now?
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  3250. $20 doesn’t even pay their water bill for an hour.
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  3251. As usual, 4 x the price for 10% better
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  3252.  @SamClemens-id3cl  Working harder doesn’t work if you’re doing the wrong work. More people need to learn to code. It’s 100% free, anyone can do it!
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  3253. Why do antidepressants help some people?
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  3254. Jared Fontaine That’s the point here, legitimate universities don’t typically advertise “we don’t make month until you do”, but Lamda does. There are plenty of bad and/or overpriced places to get an education but not all of them falsely advertise.
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  3255. treasure wuji University is a large component of why most people go. Sure there are some people who go there for partying and/or intellectual curiosity but most people want that piece of paper to put on their resume.
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  3256. Jared Fontaine I wasn’t talking about an organization making claims about earning potential of their students, I was talking about an organization claiming to not be making money under circumstances where they are making money. The average college grad doesn’t earn $1 million in their lifetime? In dollars of today or 1960? To earn $1 million someone just has to make $23,255 per year from age 22 to 65. If they’re not complete idiots they’ll also invest to grow their money. $1 million is not a lot of money these days. Like $7-8 million in today’s dollars is equivalent to $1 million in the 1960’s
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  3257. How did crypto create the solution? Are you saying tornado cash is just a copy cat of some other protocol?
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  3258.  @distazo9174  Well, your assessment isn’t accurate broadly speaking, there’s plenty of ways to maintain privacy on systems that utilize a blockchain without acting in bad faith. Whether the user decides to use privacy tools that aren’t a default option is their decision.
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  3259.  @distazo9174  Which blockchain are you referring to specifically? It seemed like you were talking about blockchain projects in general.
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  3260.  @distazo9174  Uhh so Monero inherently has no privacy?
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  3261. Batteries
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  3262. Seems like a short term top indicator
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  3263. Wow CNBC gets something right.
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  3264. The point isn’t about the result, it’s about following the law.
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  3265. SLV is a trust, not a derivative. Silver is an industrial metal, its monetary properties are speculation at best. Just buy gold if you want a real monetary metal. The world doesn’t need 2 monetary metals.
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  3266.  @Johnthebombdotcom  You don’t make money until you sell for Bitcoin
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  3267. Our fortunes are made with our brains, everyone can afford a keyboard but why can’t everyone learn to code?
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  3268. Apparently not smart enough to have know Bitcoin is written in C++. LMAO.
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  3269.  @TheLoiteringKid  Encrypt your data with a strong password.
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  3270. Well, apparently he didn’t realize the network effect and other factors are more important than how many features a project has.
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  3271. 25:21 Why are they using a backslash in their url?
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  3272. $4.25 50 years ago was more than $27/hr. Inflation exists. And it’s probably a lot more than that if you consider asset inflation. $4.25 put into an S&P 500 index fund would be worth $167 today. Most people don’t even make $167/hour at the height of their career. Nothing fancy, no stock picking or trading, just buy and hold the index.
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  3273.  @RR-et6zp Why was it sarcasm before it was known he was running a scam? He didn’t sound dumb.
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  3274. @ Why’s that?
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  3275. Depends on your timeframe genius
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  3276.  @weakspirit_  Nobody in my town accepts US dollars so can the US dollar solve this adoption problem No technology can solve adoption unless you count AI bots adopting something. Humans are the ones who do the adopting part.
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  3277.  @edwardtan1354  Not sure what you’re trying to say. What is “V2” and “Belka”?
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  3278.  @minus3dbintheteens60  What is “tangible value” by your definition?
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  3279.  @megami215  Then ask KFC
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  3280. How dumb is this guy? I don’t get it, what is his plan? Run off to a 3rd world country?
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  3281. How much money will you lose mining at home as an American with non-free electricity?
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  3282. People need to keep in mind the opportunities for hardware innovation are sparse. Software is where apple could do a lot more.
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  3283. It’s probably because of all the YOUTUBE COMMENT SCAMS
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  3284. Every traded asset is a ponzi
    1
  3285. Because you’re using Roku
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  3286.  @gloriawashington5431  Where ever they want to go or build a new a platform.
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  3287. The problem for the most part is poverty in the African American community. There is some racism but the main problem is poverty created by government. The internet is giving everyone everyone something closer to an even playing field.
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  3288. How many dollars per hour does it come out to and what city?
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  3289.  @tomjoad1917  It’s probably CNBC making it sound like a phone call
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  3290. More likely no one was bothered to implement policy changes. They’re just reacting instead of planning ahead. Toilet paper isn’t exactly high margin.
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  3291.  @nczioox1116  There’s no need for them in crypto other than to have their trading desk speculate on NFTs. One of crypto’s goals is literally to make companies like Visa irrelevant. In the meantime it’s just a race to the bottom for who can just charge lowest fees with greatest adoption.
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  3292.  @onrean Stocks have done quite well, the S&P 500 is up nearly 100% since the Covid lows. It could be you’re in a fund with a really high expense ratio or you got in at the top.
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  3293. What if it’s eventually proven to be effective and safer than not getting vaccinated?
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  3294. Bitcoin is better than money. Use lighting if it’s too slow or expensive.
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  3295. Jenny Farnsworth alphanash was talking in probabilities. Obviously we cannot know for certain that person A will infect person B. But the data suggests that corona virus is highly contagious, thus increasing the probability of infection.
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  3296. Thanks YouTube, only 1 year late.
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  3297. Deep state won’t allow that
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  3298.  @jefe2098  It impairs their motivation - they don’t think they stand a chance of really winning.
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  3299.  @ashmacc7868  So how does the patient consume their prescribed medication legally without removing their pills from the bottle? Swallow the bottle? That can be deadly.
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  3300. Open source software can be updated
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  3301. They thought $6k was the bottom. They’re perma bulls
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  3302. Addiction is also in part born in the person.
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  3303. How much would that cost?
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  3304.  @funkspinna  That’s not a scam, it’s lying
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  3305.  @CThyran  If someone is a politician they should lose financial privacy so we don’t have all this non-sense insider trading. Private citizens should have privacy though.
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  3306. They would experience a lot of slippage on exchanges right now so they’d have to keep finding OTC sellers.
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  3307. Gary, 1930 and 1990 are history, talk about 2021 instead, even 2015 would be a bargain.
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  3308.  @mamandapanda185  No shit sherlock
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  3309. Because then companies couldn’t even hire the smart employees they have. The goal is to get rid of the dumb people so their genes die off.
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  3310. Seems more like a sociopath.
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  3311. @ I’m not saying he has it but not everyone with ADHD has hyperactivity. There’s such a thing as ADHD without hyperactivity.
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  3312. @ You’re wrong, there’s something known as ADHD with predominaelty inattentive presentation where the patient isn’t hyperactive but has a poor ability to pay attention. That falls under the broad umbrella of ADHD even though it’s been suggested ADHD without hyperactivity is a completely different disorder that is caused by different parts of the brain than traditional ADHD. The DSM classifies the presentation style of a patient with ADHD as predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive or combined.
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  3313.  @avocadostank  No, you said all patients with ADHD have hyperactivity and inattentiveness to some extent and I pointed out how in some patients they may not present with hyperactivity. There’s a difference between what you said - some patients having less hyperactivity than others - and not presenting with hyperactivity symptoms at all.
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  3314.  @avocadostank  You need to have the diagnostic context in mind here, simply looking up the definition of a single word in isolation won’t yield an accurate picture of a patient’s actual presentation of symptoms and the corresponding diagnosis. 20-30% of patients with ADHD are predominantly inattentive while having no symptoms of hyperactivity. So yes, it may be a misnomer to say a patient falls under “predominantly” inattentive with no symptoms of hyperactivity but that’s how it’s classified in DSM V maybe you should suggest they make a change to the DSM classifies it. Previously the DSM had ADD inattentive subtype as a separate diagnosis for patients with attention problems but no hyperactivity so it’s quite clear a population exists where they have difficulty paying attention but aren’t hyperactive. All of these diagnoses are just made up by groups of people in an attempt to classify humans with abnormalities that interfere with functioning. As per current diagnostic criteria, what diagnosis do you propose a patient has if they have had lifelong difficulty concentrating on things yet don’t have symptoms of other psychiatric, developmental disorders or TBI which could be contributing to difficulties concentrating? (Ie: anxiety, depression, autism, etc) I’m not aware of another diagnosis for purely attentional problems other than ADHD.
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  3315.  @darriusgivans6570 If they aren’t diabetic they could use candy instead of something more harmful
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  3316.  sunny robinson  Bitcoin is not a stock, it’s a commodity.
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  3317.  @MPlain  Gold is not remotely related to Bitcoin, it’s directly related to Bitcoin unless gold is simply an industrial metal like copper.
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  3318. Blacks and whites do that too
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  3319. Because he’s bored and there’s not much that can be done about a significant portion of the unemployment. Technology is by its nature deflationary, more people will lose their jobs in the coming years, no president can stop it.
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  3320. cj p You’d be better off donating to your local restaurants. If 1 person is found to get infected with COVID-19 at a restaurant, the entire restaurant can be shut down.
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  3321. Choromatsu Matsuno Probably will be for the rest of his life.
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  3322. I’m pretty sure they could afford some cgi muzzle flashes with a budget of tens of millions of dollars. Hollywood just is used to doing it this way.
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  3323. That assumes the person is headed in the correct direction already. It’s very easy to waste a lot of time learning useless stuff, especially as a noob.
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  3324. Use multisig
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  3325. Seriously, why are they relying on violence to discourage those who are non-violent? Just send them a ticket and then arrest them at their home after 3 tickets. It will cut out 99.9% of this. They can’t arrest all the idiots, they have to discourage the majority and arrest the minority. (minority does not refer to race in this context)
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  3326. @ How did you find that out?
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  3327. Not touch it?? It will be a eroded by inflation! Buy some bitcoin, dummy!
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  3328. There has to be a more efficient way of getting donations than having a human collect a bucket of change by ringing a bell outside.
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  3329. It doesn’t always make sense to have someone else invest your money because money managers are usually interested in providing consistent returns to ensure clients stick around. This can be at the cost of lower long term returns but if someone doesn’t know what they’re doing or wants to minimize volatility it almost always makes sense to have someone do it for you. Basically, if you have the stomach for volatility AND you know what you’re doing it might make sense to atleast in part so it yourself. It’s not as straight forward as other professions where hiring a pro will almost certainly lead to a better result.
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  3330. Altcoin Daily must be the reason YouTube recommended this...
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  3331.  @pittyconor2489 Carry pepper spray
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  3332. Lightning is faster than XRP
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  3333.  @DerBingle1  No inflation? Why did Bitcoin go up then? No corporation runs bitcoin.
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  3334.  @DerBingle1  You couldn’t be more wrong, you clearly haven’t done any research on a 15 year old asset, Bitcoin is not crypto and is nothing like a corporation. Crypto is speculative garbage, Bitcoin is a decentralized censorship hard asset with a rules based monetary policy. Do some research, genius, stop being lazy and put in the 100 hours, it’s worth it. 🤡 USD is a ponzi every American is forced to gamble with.
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  3335. The stock market prices in the future, not present value. Tech companies will continue to take over the world until AI overtakes them.
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  3336.  @MF-en1wg  Pricing in the future means people are speculating on the future, not being omniscient. Why else would the stock market be mooning when the economy has been screwed in 2020? When people speak of “tech companies” these days it typically refers to companies innovating in software and electronic hardware. Otherwise you would have a cook at Papa John’s saying he works in tech. That doesn’t mean Papa John’s doesn’t make use or have to develop some of their own technology to design their garlic dipping sauce..
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  3337.  @josephpeeler5434  They can be more popular but if Bitcoin dies I don’t think people people will ever trust a cryptocurrency as a store of value. The value of Bitcoin is in the network and the developers, the code is open source so anyone can come a long and copy it to make it better/worse. Unlike most shit coins, the creator of Bitcoin is unknown, there is no leader to go after.
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  3338. You’ve drank too much mainstream AI kool-aid. Go actually study it.
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  3339. Or just make replicas that can’t fire projectiles
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  3340. John Doe Not for a trader. How does a trader Mae income off of never selling?
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  3341. It’s warranted though atleast in countries like America.
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  3342. ​ @ConcealedCarryAndrew  Gold is for having some liquid alternative to cash in your portfolio that is protected from inflation. If you're in a tight spot and need to liquidate some of your portfolio the idea is your gold might save you. It's not for compounding returns to build a nest egg to buy stuff when you're old af. Stocks and Bitcoin are a better choice for that.
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  3343. @ What happens if you eat a vegetarian diet?
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  3344. They’re “gold” right now.
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  3345. Fail
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  3346. Why’s the joe rogan episode where he mentions you (1484) now private? Kind of ironic.
    1
  3347. Gold can’t be dissolved? Wtf?
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  3348. How do you test for it if you cannot see it?
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  3349. Tesla actually makes half decent cars for the price, Beats typically makes garbage headphones for the price.
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  3350.  @glennpuystjens  Banks use a lot more energy than Bitcoin does.
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  3351.  @tsijr915  Doesn’t manner, the boomers would essentially burn him at the stake before he could destroy it.
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  3352.  @tsijr915  It’s primarily boomers who run the country, genius. Look at how old they are. If you think I’m propping up propaganda, what makes you think I’m not focused on propping up propaganda?
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  3353.  @mw87675 OP is not talking about anecdotes
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  3354. They make money through more than just the swipe fee.
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  3355. Gold isn’t going to move above $2100 until Bitcoin is above $210,000. 😆
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  3356.  @bbustin1747  Possible but highly improbable. It’s possible that an astroid full of gold hits the earth I guess and devalues gold to nothing overnight.
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  3357. @Rodrigo... Drugs save lives, why the hate?
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  3358. Wish he would think more like an engineer than a scientist
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  3359.  @dollarroll2000  Yeah, but in Vivek’s position he wouldn’t have time to be making new discoveries, he’s focused on building. So relying on advisors who are scientists and applying their work would make more sense right now.
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  3360.  @dollarroll2000  I didn’t say that scientists only deal with discoveries, you simply made that up. I’m not suggesting Vivek try to complete an engineering degree while in office, I’m just saying in a hypothetical world it would have been preferable if he had some engineering background.
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  3361. He wouldn’t have to if his rent wasn’t $50k/month.
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  3362. Why are you buying almost as much ethereum as you are Bitcoin? You do realize ethereum is a scam, right?
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  3363.  @pmscalisi  Because they cost a lot of money and are disruptive to a person’s daily life. Assuming a vacation is optional, why would you do that unless it was something you wanted to do?
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  3364.  @cryusratu2573  Barter is extremely inefficient, that's the point of money, to reduce that friction.
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  3365. Crypto “expert”? LMAO.
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  3366. It’s possible that he’s a business customer or returning on behalf of his extended family, we don’t really know.
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  3367. JonnyBeoulve Not looking for shortcuts, just looking to limits losses.
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  3368.  @MountEverestMetaverse  For Bitcoin? Lmao this crash has been quite tame, look at the charts. Bitcoin has crashed 80%+ in a day. It hasn’t even dropped 80% from the all time high after over a year this time. 😆
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  3369. Why are they homeless though? Are these people able to work but just can’t afford a $500,000 studio apartment in California?
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  3370.  @francoiscoupal7057  No, it’s entirely different. Laws have an effect on many criminals in the end. But code is speech so unless we’re getting rid of freedom of speech, trying to restrict what speech is allowed, is a hopeless task. We need to remove freedom of speech or shutdown the internet first otherwise it’s not going to have effect on bad actors and will only harm good people who end up in jail because their crazy ex-girlfriend sent them 0.1 ETH from Tornado cash.
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  3371. News flash: old people run the country
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  3372. How did you make $50mil+?
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  3373. Jeez, Peter is having a rough time, Gold in a downtrend, Bitcoin mooning, non-stop talk about his love for coke, etc
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  3374. Half? More like 99%+.
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  3375.  @dark_fire_ice Pretty easy to find the only non-scam - just look for the one with the largest marketcap.
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  3376. Bitcoin is backed by something much better than any government - MATH
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  3377. BITCOINNNNNNNNNNNN
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  3378.  @F4LAX Companies don’t exist either. They’re just legal structures. Doesn’t mean they aren’t valuable.
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  3379.  @milton112 Bitcoin is different than other currencies because it’s decentralized - allowing it to be censorship resustent. It also allows a single entity to secure it with multisig - you can’t multisig your USD.
    1
  3380. Why?
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  3381. Michael Saylor is “divisive”? Micro Strategy is competing against Google now? Wtf? Get a better host.
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  3382. Not really, you can contract a virus in milliseconds without being conscious of it. Fear requires communicating specific conditions and then a brain processing and reacting to this. Fear develops over time and makes use of prior knowledge.
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  3383. Why would you want to “cash out”?
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  3384. Bitcoin will save us. Thank god math exists.
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  3385. “When” is not a prediction
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  3386.  @theneekofficial8829  Then use GPG as a single factor, then people won’t get phished.
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  3387. Source?
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  3388. It doesn’t matter who created bitcoin, it’s open source software, genius 🤡
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  3389. A third option would be for them to add and encourage additional payment methods such as XMR, most merchants don’t though.
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  3390. 7:40 Jeez why’s that guy so pissed off at the reporter? Is he visualizing sleeping with Putin or something?
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  3391. How?
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  3392.  @miracleman8022  Monero is king
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  3393.  @TehBananaBread  Then what’s the “new way”?
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  3394. Hasn’t it been proven that these are essentially spy machines for amazon? I still have yet to encounter a person IRL that owns one of these even though they’ve been around for years.
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  3395. Like you said, the original Matrix had a lot of wider and longer action sequences. They didn’t use the same cinematographer in Matrix 4 as they did in the original 3 films. Also, these kinds of sequences take a lot of practice to do so they probably anticipated the older actors couldn’t go through the necessary training. Most American action movies they just give the camera operator Parkinson’s disease and cut to a new shot every 0.1 seconds so they don’t have to rehearse it endlessly.
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  3396. Why does this guy have an action figure of himself sitting on the bookshelf in the background?
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  3397.  @9volt65  That doesn’t make IQ tests worthless. Don’t you think it’s important to identify disabilities?
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  3398. It’s mostly incentives. Most people are good people.
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  3399.  @thedude8908  That’s besides the point, I was merely disputing the idea of restaurants ceasing to exist. Obvious, most restaurants are already garbage not worth visiting that are designed to poison people.
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  3400. The debanking timestamp is very late in the conversation and misses a lot. 1:33:47 would be better.
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  3401. The price increases are thanks to the federal reserve. Inflation.
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  3402.  @edwin.jansen  Then why are you posting your preferences in YouTube’s comments section? You do know Google and YouTube have the same parent company, right? How do you know I am human?
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  3403.  @edwin.jansen  You are training AI to get better with every comment you post and video you watch. It’s possible to watch youtube without an account that records all your historical activity.
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  3404. Bitcoin is better than gold.
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  3405. It’s natural selection
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  3406. Or just use Bitcoin lighting for free.
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  3407. Bitcoin just hit a new all time high?? What are you in the future?
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  3408.  @wesleytietz4506  A Bitcoiner
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  3409.  @noeltan3596  Good luck taking self custody of any meaningful amount of gold or oil.
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  3410. Doctors, lawyers and architects are protected by government regulations..software engineers aren’t.
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  3411. It all depends on your timeframe
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  3412. More like the devil in wolf’s clothing. Red flags were everywhere. He was try to position his company to control the entire space via politics and harmful regulations. In fact, things would have been much worse if ftx hadn’t blown up so maybe it’s the reverse.
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  3413. *“But if you have nothing to hide, why do you need privacy?”*
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  3414. Bitcoin is a protocol, not tech stock. Price action is only relevant at this stage as it pertains to security of the network.
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  3415. 48% of Ethereum is run on Amazon AWS so I’d say if someone had a motivate they could shut down Ethereum, at least temporarily.
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  3416. Inflation is 1-2% if you measure the wrong things. Most people measure the wrong things.
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  3417. If you run a business you have to go where the buyers are.
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  3418.  @FADOFFicial  It depends on what they’re debating.
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  3419. Sounds like we won’t be going to $85k anytime soon.
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  3420. There’s been a gold backed crypto for years, it’s called PAXG, lmao, Peter doesn’t do any research. It’s made by Paxos who also issues many of the USD backed stable coins. It was a complete flop.
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  3421. In theory it should be possible for them to make transactions private unless there is a problem. Ie: you hold an encryption key that the bank needs in order to view a transaction in the case of a dispute. Unfortunately they make too much money spying on us.
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  3422.  @mikehawk4856  Yeah and shorted Bitcoin since 2012. Great way to lose all your money.
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  3423.  @pdub_originalpdub8173  On which exchange?
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  3424. How does the warranty get voided? Would be hilarious if a troll voided all their customers warranty. Then atleast a larger mob will be after them.
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  3425. Will-W What about Bitcoin or other commodities?
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  3426. Will-W If you’re in the USA I’m sure you can find some property that stores value without breaking the law. That sounds like it would be illegal in some way. They can’t check how much gold or bitcoin you have if secured properly. Check with an attorney to see what would be legal.
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  3427. More likely psychopaths
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  3428. Her videos aren’t that bad.
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  3429.  @surfingbilly9654  Zuck is a lizard, who knows
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  3430. Why is the video so dim and blurry compared to the screen recording?
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  3431. Too far for dumb people to keep up.
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  3432. IMO he does — Computerphile
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  3433. This guy continues to lose all credibility, he also claims $1200 will last the average American family 10 weeks and that the US dollar has never been used to commit a crime. He seems to have zero problems with telling blatant lies on national TV.
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  3434. Yay for big government and big brother
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  3435. That wouldn’t be surprising on a manipulated exchange. Remember their launch of BCH? Lmao
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  3436. Double tops don’t usually hold unless a lot of time passes between them. If we go back to all time highs this year, the chances of a giant breakout are high.
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  3437. Painters said the same thing about cameras
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  3438. I don’t understand why the democrats did this before the election, they’re just dividing the country further.
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  3439.  @thebikehippie6562  That doesn’t answer the question
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  3440.  @user-sk1eh3pg6j  Rofl you’re just trying to strawman the argument that modern cars tend to have better safety features than old cars that haven’t undergone extensive modification. Not every car is worth buying new or old. There are new cars that are horrendous and if you’re referring to $50,000 (USD), it’s quite easy to buy a modern car for less than half that in the US. Many 5 year old used cars have much better safety compared to 20 year old cars due to advances in computer vision and sensor technology. Go buy some Bitcoin so you can learn there’s other currencies besides the dollar, maybe then you could afford a 5 year old car instead of trying to convince yourself that good cars haven’t gotten safer over the past couple decades.
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  3441.  @user-sk1eh3pg6j  Maybe you need to get your ADHD treated or drive a modern car that isn’t terrible. A good modern car isn’t any more distracting than a 20 year old car. There are terrible modern cars, no doubt, that doesn’t mean they’re all terrible and unserviceable. Have fun staying poor as a no-coiner. You’ll regret ignoring Bitcoin and being a USD fanboy. 🤡 All praise the mighty USD that steals from me as a broke bum 🙏
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  3442. MrWise Christian Wow, that’s horrifying the for the free market in Australia. People can’t sell their own property at whatever price they want? If governments want the items they can just print more money and buy it back just like everything else they’re buying back thanks to unlimited QE. Let’s jail the small entrepreneur and bail out the big banks.
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  3443. MrWise Christian If people don’t like the prices they shouldn’t be paying. There are plenty of scams that persist in the presence of capitalism such as banks, inflation, taxes, fiat currency, fast food, etc. there’s only so much you can do to get rid of them. The reason billionaires don’t buy up everything in a super market to resell is it’s not efficient and there’s too much friction in making money from that. It doesn’t scale. It’s much easier to buy a grocery store chain like Whole Foods and offer better services than competition. You might be able to make a hundred thousand dollars off of temporarily manipulating the toilet paper market but it doesn’t scale. It would cost an inordinate amount of money in transportations logistics, staff who are able to get around store policies, etc. there’s way too much overhead for it to be worth the risk of investment in that.
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  3444. MrWise Christian No, the same principle would hold for food as well. If the market price of bread is $x that’s how much it’s worth.
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  3445. @ How do you know that? I’m referring to his analysis, not merely his predictions.
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  3446. @The fact that you don’t understand Bitcoin in 2024 is laughable. It’s a 15+ year old open source technology. 🤣 Get with the times, it’s not 2011 anymore.
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  3447. Bonds
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  3448. That’s a good thing
    1
  3449. Funny money
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  3450. Is it final settlement? How long does an international wire transfer take?
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  3451.  @LordVysh  All it is is front end software that you’re interacting with. You wouldn’t know it if they switched the back end to using cryptocurrency or gold.
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  3452. It’s basically natural selection, it’s just the free market sorting things which is a beautiful thing if you think about it.
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  3453.  @remyllebeau77  Controlled but far less controlled than anything else that allows for global transfer of value. If you’re just exchanging favors with your trusted neighbor you might just need a spreadsheet you guys update as that’s far more difficult to control.
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  3454.  @asianstud7  If you use complex software from most non-FANG companies you will notice a massive difference
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  3455. Couldn’t politicians start using PGP and sign messages so we know what’s from them and what isn’t? The key is making sure you have their real pgp public key.
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  3456. Buy BITCOIN
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  3457. Do you think it makes more sense to study back end or front end in 2024? Which is easier to get a job despite the poor market?
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  3458. Lol why did it take them 20 years to do this then?
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  3459. 0:57 Apparently coronavirus does discriminate...
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  3460. So if I broadcast buying a box of cereal on television using US dollars (cash), it’s not a currency anymore?
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  3461. But please, please, please scan the original negative in at 6k uncompressed and release it to us at atleast 1gb/s bitrate.
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  3462. Because it’s impractical for most people and buying an ETF defeats the purpose of silver and gold.
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  3463. If you expect a mask to protect you from an airborne virus, the mask will inevitably have particles with the virus attached to it after you’ve been in contact with the virus. So even after someone washes their hands and showers, if they didn’t clean their mask I’d be worried about their hands getting dirty from touching the mask. Unless you have an appropriate mask such as an N99 or P100, your cloth mask is simply going to reduce the distance you can sneeze on someone else (assuming you don’t remove your mask), not a whole lot else.
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  3464. As long as she’s employed I don’t see any reason to stop pay temporarily just because other people’s jobs don’t allow them to work. Whether the people of Michigan elected an overpaid incompetent governor is another matter. They should work on finding a better governor rather than trying to force a potentially incompetent to work for free. Even if the governor’s pay was stopped it would be not much more than a gesture. $45k salary cut from 3 months of no pay isn’t going to do anything for 10 million people.
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  3465. That’s really weird that they didn’t shut down the lottery. They should shut it down permanently. Banning substances people are accustomed to or moderately addicted to like alcohol might create more problems because people would start to make it themselves. Plus, when people are struggling to pay for food, they’re not likely to blow all their money on alcohol so despite the abuse potential during hard times it may be a non-issue for most.
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  3466. When did Peter get a checkmark??
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  3467.  @mrmr4622 UBI will collapse the dollar
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  3468. Dude looks like he’s already in his late 30’s, not 20.
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  3469.  @christophergreyson6953  Doesn’t have to be digital in all cases.
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  3470. You’re assuming that all the money outside the US goes into Bitcoin. Whether or not that will happen isn’t straightforward.
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  3471. True, but with bitcoin it was possible for retail to get in at the same time as institutions. Institutions are here now though.
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  3472. They need to also get someone on to to talk about fake Bitcoins…they are out there!
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  3473. This isn’t likely to improve an adult’s brain power per say, it’s just a more effective use of what one has.
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  3474. ESG is completely retarded, if you really think Bitcoin is doing good for the world it doesn’t matter if it uses as much energy as a small country, or 10 small countries for that matter. Humans use energy, let’s get rid of more jobs and exterminate unnecessary humans.
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  3475.  @Rolandinos25  An ETF is not the same as an entire portfolio; read the video title again.
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  3476. If you lose your seed phrase (incorrectly referred to as your “private key” in the video) your crypto is gone forever. If someone evil finds out your seedphrase, your crypto is gone forever. If there’s ever a serious vulnerability in ledger’s hardware/firmware, your crypto may be gone forever. There is no recovery process in crypto. That’s why institutions demand custodians. This is not the “safest” way to store your Bitcoin. There is no such thing as “safest”.
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  3477. Yup, once you see how awful BCH is you’ll realize Bitcoin can’t be replicated.
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  3478. Which bank?
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  3479. Why wouldn’t they? That’s a huge plus.
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  3480. He’s been wrong about more things though
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  3481. El Chupacabra Different skin color, brown people are twice as smart as white people and black people are twice as smart as brown people
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  3482. If you want a fast car why not just buy a tesla or something that’s actually fast?
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  3483. I think he meant education through a formal institution. Not education in general. Education is much more readily available outside institutions today thanks to the internet.
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  3484.  @SmkAslt  I wasn’t saying the video was entirely accurate. That said, the video isn’t saying less people getting educated is a good thing.
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  3485.  @SmkAslt  You’re conflating education with college. Some of the best engineers I know are high school or college dropouts. People can be highly educated without going to school thanks to the internet.
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  3486.  @royharper2003  Why would a communicate with a piece of trash organization? They’re worse than most lawyers.
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  3487. In your computers? Wtf? How?
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  3488. In America, yes but in other countries it’s quite affordable
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  3489. Venetox YT How do you know that? We don’t have any data on covid-19 at current levels in an open US economy to go by, as far as I know. Even the data we have coming in during the shutdown is questionable.
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  3490. Looks like candy man
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  3491. 9:10 Just because something is volatile doesn’t mean it’s unsafe, Bitcoin is up 30%+ this year. That said, most of everything in crypto is a scam besides Bitcoin is a scam. Bitcoin can actually be considered safer than stocks and bonds for people in countries where their money is at risk of being seized.
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  3492. Cue the flat earth people saying - “See science doesn’t know all!!!”
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  3493.  @gdaw8326  Nice rebuttal. You got some meds to take?
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  3494.  @HitmanLink  They would be found guilty of theft but the person responsible for inducing a deadly allergic reaction could also be charged with manslaughter. Otherwise people would just shoot porch pirates on site.
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  3495. Why doesn’t Google test their products…like ever?
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  3496. What fund was charging 5%?!
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  3497.  @SeveredWorldLore  What’s wrong with a beastly asset like Bitcoin
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  3498.  @ericpitre4031  Buying Bitcoin limits their ability to steal from us. If they weren’t boomers they would have panicked back in 2014 and killed Bitcoin, now it’s too late. They’ve finally started to panic with their executive order to “look into it”. If they outright ban something like ownership of a certain type of personal property, such as Bitcoin, they will see tremendous backlash at this point so they’re trying to fight it indirectly.
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  3499.  @SeveredWorldLore  Is software imaginary to you?
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  3500. Why people are insistent on inhaling heated random chemicals is confusing. A person can ingest mind altering substance through other routes if they want/need to.
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  3501.  @tobymarx-dunn2332 What about people who don’t use the dollar? Do they have no value?
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  3502.  @sekinsocal  Just because I’m black doesn’t mean my brain is smaller than yours
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  3503. They’re just demonstrating what the consensus opinion is on the subject, not doing a scientifically validated survey.
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  3504. If it was a heist they would have taken all the watches. It’s just dumb, mostly unnecessary, underpaid bank tellers making mistakes. The banks have a monopoly and they won’t make any meaningful extra money by improving their safe deposit box service. They could easily design a system with fail safes in place to ensure the contents of a safe deposit box does not end up in the wrong hands, but they’d rather just rely on the useless staff they already have.
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  3505. Politics aside, why is it that regardless of what kuala says I don’t believe her? She should say the sky is blue and I wouldn’t believe her.
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  3506. Go feed some kids in Africa
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  3507. Powdered foods aren’t as good as whole foods
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  3508. RayCON
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  3509.  @manthalion1  Maybe they were shooting a shot of an actor shooting into the camera?
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  3510. Feb 2021: Bitcoin is up over $15,000 in 2 months. Nobody cares about gains in gold, because they hardly exist. It’s just a liquid alternative to the dollar.
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  3511. How do you use your phone when the power goes out?
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  3512. Would it be any easier for you to facilitate people transacting in gold with a SchiffCoin backed by gold or is the red tape the same?
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  3513. The people behind the paywall disagree and will lobby for their interests,
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  3514. He lost his private keys, Peter isn’t knowledgeable on Bitcoin, precious metals are his game.
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  3515. Why does cannabis make most people hungry? For me it kills my appetite, not sure why.
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  3516. That’s why of all states, she’s Michigan’s governor. How smart do you think people are who congregate in public to protest a highly contagious disease? Lmao. Idiots elect idiots.
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  3517. plasticpimps It depends on the subject matter and it’s effects.
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  3518. There should be an age cap of 65 if you want to work for this country. That’s when people retire (if they can afford it), why is it different for politicians?
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  3519. It would be a dream if only dumb people died from it.
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  3520. milkmandan77 Is there anywhere else to find it?
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  3521.  @BrianSOLDit  The agents that will work for free are likely to do more harm than help.
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  3522. codycast Because it’s not designed for sophisticated or high net worth investors and traders. I’m pretty sure both of those apply to Jim. Getting killed on spread on a multi million dollar portfolio matters a lot more than when you’re buying half a share of Tesla.
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  3523. Fluent Operator Productions Most of the people in the video are stupid, not simply ignorant. Only the black dude who looked like a Star Wars character and the libertarian toward the beginning seemed to be half intelligent but a little brain washed.
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  3524. School isn’t a democracy.
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  3525. Wouldn’t it be possible to somehow jam the frequencies on Amazon’s private network for your device only in a small enough area that it doesn’t get you in trouble?
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  3526. It’s not worth it, there aren’t enough safe deposit boxes and if there were they’d have to hire more dumb $15/hour tellers. They make way more money loaning your money out and paying you 0.00001% interest. Safe deposit boxes are just designed to increase the friction of switching banks.
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  3527.  @sdrfz  They don’t know how to start a company and therefore feel offended.
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  3528. Those who struggle with learning difficulties are fucked by life in general, the bar is no exception
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  3529. So how did they fail to take them from you?
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  3530. The fed needs to just go light some money on fire
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  3531.  @adambomb4321 Clarity makes things easier.
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  3532.  @michaelmarshall5438  You missed the point, my comment wasn’t regarding what she said but how she said it.
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  3533. Decentralization is incredibly inefficient so it’s to be expected. PayPal is way way more efficient. You can do thousands of transactions per second using Bitcoin’s lighting network. Gold can’t even do 1 international transaction per second.
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  3534. Andy Peraino Let’s riot because grandma can’t get scammed by the lottery anymore. Good idea.
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  3535.  @Lysergic_  No, there are alternatives to Google. And there would be more alternatives if Google couldn’t lobby for the government to give them special powers.
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  3536.  @mpconstructs6048  OP can go first
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  3537. @user-uc8jo4nq1p He has 50% of his liquid net worth in a combination of gold and gold mining stocks.
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  3538. Why do they need to use social media to spread good information, oh wait traditional media is a slave to social media.
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  3539. Wouldn’t the Bitcoin whales you speak of just sell through OTC so it doesn’t affect the price?
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  3540.  @daisydukes8252 eople don’t buy houses they can afford because most people can’t afford to buy a house. The problem is housing is treated as an investment so it naturally leads to inflated price because everyone wants to use it as a store of value to escape the fiat ponzi.
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  3541.  @shughy1  Sounds like a human problem rather than a technology problem. Let’s all blame the shitty found footage movies on the invention of the steadicam.
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  3542.  @shughy1  That’s not a relevant analogy because a shooting cannot occur without a gun…a better analogy would be comparing countries where access to guns is similar but one of them has seen profound technological innovation in their guns while the other has not. But even still, it doesn’t tell us whether technologically advanced guns are causing more shootings or whether some other factor happens to be at play leading to more aggressive behavior by humans.
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  3543.  @shughy1  There will be more crap with democratization of tools, no doubt - everyone and their mom can shoot a movie now. But if the top shelf stuff is also declining in quality it could mean there’s less talent in the industry because it doesn’t have the prestige it did 50+ years ago. People can make a lot more money founding a software company than they can in the tiny movie industry these days. The movie industry has been smaller than the video game industry for a long time so it’s no surprise a lot of the smart would be story tellers are going elsewhere. It also doesn’t help that the whole woke agenda has infected Hollywood. We’ve seen technological advancements in the film industry over the past century but the decline in quality has been the most rapid over the past 10-15 years IMO. I guess you could blame “tech” for killing the movie industry by robbing it of fresh top talent, prestige, attention and revenue. But the technological improvement in filmmaking tools is separate from that.
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  3544.  @sabrinasjourney  What are you talking about? One of the reasons technology keeps improving is because of creativity.
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  3545.  @trapOrdoom  Don’t even need to know how to program to know bitcoin is written in C++. This guy probably has never even managed his own keys.
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  3546. Have a “faster time”, huh?
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  3547.  @Max-ve5tu They’re talking about middle-class for the location, not the country. Similarly, $40k/year is rich if you compare it on the global stage.
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  3548.  @noway8233  Fortunately, Bitcoin is different from “criptos”. Bitcoin uses less energy than the banking sector and cleaner energy. Not only that, unlike the banking sector Bitcoin doesn’t exclude people it doesn’t like so even if Bitcoin had to use double the energy and could only use energy from burning coal, it would still be a win for the world. How much energy does staking a coin consume? I thought the point of proof of stake was it uses an insignificant amount of energy like posting a YouTube comment does?
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  3549. Did you measure the intensity to verify your bluish lights are the same intensity?
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  3550. “The people who are left really understand this stuff or at least have deep conviction.” 💀 People have deep conviction but don’t understand what they have deep conviction for? 💀
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  3551. How does a dude this age accumulate $3.5 million to throw to a stranger? Is this guy worth like $30-100 million or did he hand over his parents’s life savings to a stranger?
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  3552. How do people pay this if their net worth is tied up in illiquid assets?
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  3553. Tesla witch 🧙‍♀️
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  3554. Although those are risk factors, how do you know those things caused it?
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  3555. Would logic accept Muslims, Christians or Dylan? Answer: No.
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  3556.  @leveljoe  Why should DNA someone does or does not have determine whether they have a right to live? Diversity is important. Not everyone has the same luck.
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  3557. Dumb idea, your boss probably knows where you live.
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  3558. Neither will computers, they just run the instructions given to them. Lmao
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  3559. That’s racist
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  3560. Nice job using a news network on YouTube as your financial advisor.
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  3561. People will need to start cryptographically signing poster content so you can determine it’s likelihood of it being legitimate.
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  3562. They manipulate all markets. If gold were more useful it would be higher.
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  3563. If you still don’t understand bitcoin, I’m sorry, you’re either lazy or just plain stupid.
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  3564. African Americans wouldn’t like that
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  3565.  @jogmas12  The only thing you can do with crypto + PayPal is DONATE YOUR CRYPTO TO PAYPAL.
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  3566.  @camcommute  Try mailing someone a bar of gold.
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  3567. How do you know that?
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  3568. shazroh73 That’s why open source software is more important than ever.
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  3569.  @ThomasPaineintheArse  How do you know they’re boys
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  3570. The advantage of bitcoin is there is no physical backing to be confiscated
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  3571. They just need to acquire skills that are more valued by the market.
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  3572. It’s still junk food high in sodium
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  3573. When you’re transacting nothing of value it’s not surprising that the fees are low.
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  3574. Sorry but gold hit $2k
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  3575. Yeah, don’t buy Bitcoin, it just went from $5 to $10!!!
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  3576. How so? He sold at $40k and bought back at $20k
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  3577. “Crypto exchanges are a place to exchange and store crypto assets” - have you learned nothing from this story? EXCHANGES are not for STORING crypto assets.
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  3578. Imagine if he was straightforward with the reporter and simply told him “my job is to make money for my clients, if China gives good returns I’m going to park their money there.” Instead we get this wish washy speech filled with ums and uhs.
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  3579. It depends on the activist. Some are rational some aren’t but the ESG movement is just a political agenda, not a means to save the planet.
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  3580. How do you get an interview these days without a degree though? Invent the next facebook?
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  3581. Visa is nothing like Bitcoin
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  3582.  @scottr2706  Why do you think that a surgeon shouldn’t have any certification and be evaluated based on what they say they can do?
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  3583.  @colvinatchison344  A teacher doesn’t need to be in a classroom with kids, they can teach remote. Do babysitters have a certification?
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  3584. That’s the problem with technology. It creates more problems. IMO we would be better off with just live music only. No recording ability.
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  3585. The point of legalization is for the state to have another source of revenue.
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  3586.  @douggreen980  No luck needed, they’re both highly unlikely. But the later is less likely.
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  3587. Isn’t that only for battery chemistries that are flammable like lithium based batteries?
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  3588. Start your own company and work at it, boom you have experience.
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  3589. He uses Coinbase but gets more money from ledger
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  3590. I agree, glad Bitcoin exists as an alternative to crypto.
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  3591. 42:25 You’re comparing Bitcoin users to one of your loony clients. Thanks.
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  3592. He’s not a trader or investor. Did you expect he’d call Tesla to $900 post split?
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  3593. Can you do a video comparing how much money has gone into gold vs crypto and how much $1 raises the market caps of each?
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  3594. So hypocritical having ledger and coinbase custody as sponsors
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  3595. pais de ratas It works with India, only seems to work with new accounts through. Then you have to pay $10-$12.
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  3596. The solution is to fix their brains. It’s a biological problem. Hopefully AI will help us figure out how brains work.
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  3597.  @void__star  Code is not imaginary, it’s intangible.
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  3598. Tien Doan Without the government we would have no anarchy? How does that work?
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  3599. Wait for the SJW anti-fat shammers
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  3600. Where do you put the gloves when you’re done if you’re out somewhere? You’d have to have a case for them.
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  3601. Does wearing an astronaut suit without a helmet scare off coronavirus? 👨‍🚀
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  3602.  @voluntarism335  You don’t, you take LSD to convince yourself it’s real.
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  3603. It’s trivial to seize physical objects.
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  3604. 3:35 Netflix doesn’t hire store managers, that’s why she didn’t get a job there. Hell, Netflix hires only senior developers.
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  3605. IMO sentencing shouldn’t be affected by how the trial benefits others. It should be objective and equal opportunity. Doing something nice after committing an offense doesn’t undo what was done.
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  3606. Rob Braxman Tech I’m referring to a phishing site where someone enters their password and TOTP. If the website doesn’t require a new TOTP for disabling 2-fa someone can hijack your account (if they are inputting the information into the real site immediately).
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  3607. Rob Braxman Tech My original comment was referring to one of the pitfalls of TOTP/Google Authenticator. It appears prevention of phishing attacks is the only advantage I can see of a yubikey from my limited understanding of the device. This is why Binance doesn’t allow withdrawals within 2 minutes of logging in so that you are forced to use a new TOTP code for withdrawal.
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  3608. Who you are is integral to your intelligence. It’s the cells in your brain and how they function.
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  3609. This is like watching Sam Harris talking to religious people.
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  3610. The problem with outlawing Bitcoin is it’s just people transferring data on the internet. If Bitcoin is outlawed, people will just fork it and call it “Bitcoin 2 - the legal version”.
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  3611.  @HarpreetSingh-tt3io  Buy and hodl is. You can do all sorts of other stuff when you’re hodling.
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  3612. Why do you say that
    1
  3613. Bullying bullies is okay. Don’t bully just because someone/something has money. That will lead to socialism.
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  3614. $30k of debt can be paid off in a couple months with a good job unless your cost of living is insane like in SF or NYC. The reason people don’t pay it off is if the interest rate is so low they can get a better return from investments.
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  3615. And the best part is m2 grew by 10% that year so you effectively didn’t gain any purchasing power!
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  3616. If you had a brain you’d realize both parties are trying to brainwash you.
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  3617. Which is why it won’t be
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  3618. Might as well just get a 4k monitor that is the same length as an ultra wide, more vertical space.
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  3619. Why is “Bitcoin” in pink, shouldn’t to be bright orange?
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  3620. It depends on your time frame. If you want to exit an asset, it’s easier if it’s less volatile.
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  3621. Do you have a cs or math degree?
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  3622. He’s Indian
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  3623. You’re late to the party so the party must be ending soon...not biased at all...
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  3624. Won’t the rich just keep their money inside of holding companies outside California and pretend to be a broke bum in California?
    1
  3625. If everyone is looking to buy $20k it’s not going there or we’ll overshoot to $11.5k.
    1
  3626. Problem is markets are denominated in dollars which are losing value rapidly
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  3627.  antonystringfellow5152  The universe with uranus in it
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  3628.  @Westmansouth Have fun worshipping the CCP. Some of us prefer freedom even if we don’t agree with everyone’s choices. Believing in freedom is not about following any “agent”.
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  3629. Dark pools are just OTC trades. If you want to sell your shares to someone off exchange you should be allowed to. Short selling is not manipulation, naked short selling is the issue.
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  3630. I agree, if an asset goes up it must be bad.
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  3631. You also need a brain and motivation
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  3632. Now I understand why America has the most cases of COVID-19 and deaths. They also have the highest case of stupidity.
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  3633. Don’t forget radon!!
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  3634. He was only 95% off. Bitcoin $50k vs $1 mil.
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  3635. Nobel lariat = Nobel idiot
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  3636. I don’t think you understand what the word huge means in this context. Murder IS a huge crime, regardless of who it is. What you’re trying to say is it’s not like murder doesn’t happen everyday.
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  3637. I don’t think you understand what the word huge means in this context. Murder IS a huge crime, regardless of who it is. What you’re trying to say is it’s not like murder doesn’t happen everyday.
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  3638. What is intrinsic value?
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  3639. undefined. geek Which of the many rigged system(s) are you referring to?
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  3640. The biggest tragedies of this video: 1.) You made a video about an obviously fake video. 2.) Thousands of people watched it.
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  3641.  @johnk2452  2 things can be true at once - ETH does have some useful functionality but it also operates off of the greater fool theory.
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  3642. Aren’t interest rates pretty high right now though?
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  3643. For shitty entry level jobs, all degrees are the same. The employer just uses it to weed out dumb people because on average people who graduate from college have a higher IQ.
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  3644. If judges are supposed to just apply the law as it’s written why are they called “judges”? We could just use a bot if interpretation wasn’t required.
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  3645. Peter, you don’t get it, the government wants people to borrow money to pay for their food so they are slaves to stimulus checks to pay off that high interest.
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  3646. Solution: stop using windows 11 and use something like Keepassium or strongbox
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  3647. Do any of them make 7 figures?
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  3648.  @mentalvacations9539  It’s not impossible but $100k/year is certainly not rich and will be basically impossible to even max out retirement accounts (let alone have money left over to invest in a brokerage account) if you don’t start with an asset portfolio or own your house. Rich is $30m+ net worth and at a 4% return that’s $1.2m/year
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  3649.  @mentalvacations9539  Great, but the point being discussed here is what is considered “rich”.
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  3650. I wonder how much Bitcoin died with his brain. It's deflation!
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  3651. Great, a “free” market where someone can fix prices. That sounds like a bright idea…
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  3652. As usual, eBay had a hand in fucking things up. eBay is NOT a tech company.
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  3653. Silicone valley
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  3654. It’s possible that he/she purchased this for their extended family or small business and they’ve since died or gone out of business. We don’t really know the details. I don’t really see what the big deal is. The store can refuse returns, it’s a free market guys, is this news? Capitalism 101. It’s unfortunate that they didn’t rip out his/her internal organs to hoard and sell them on eBay and then throw him into a pit of flesh eating maggots and inject him/her with cyanide while lit on fire. 🔥
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  3655.  @filtheboss6003 In part because people’s bodies are different so person A can utilize a smaller amount of testosterone more effectively than person B. It’s not like height where person A is clearly taller than person B.
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  3656.  @filtheboss6003  Ask multiple doctors for their opinion. There’s significant risks of going on TRT so you want to avoid finding out the hard way unless the risks of doing nothing are higher. It’s also important to observe whether you have symptoms of low testosterone or not. One can have low testosterone with no symptoms and depending on how low it is your doctor may or may not advise TRT. Also, the time of day when they measure testosterone is critical. It should be done shortly after you wake up as testosterone fall during the day with the circadian rhythm.
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  3657.  @luisgarciab  I’m in the further actually where it’s 2023 and gold is $1500 and Bitcoin is $1500000.
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  3658. What is “2fFA APP”?
    1
  3659. BreAnn Kay If you don’t tell them who you are what are they going to identify you as?
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  3660. Need a studio tour
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  3661. It’s possible that he/she is returning on behalf of multiple people or a business.
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  3662. They spend a lot of time trying to get things done but they’re too incompetent to get anything done and then have to go on vacation all of a sudden.
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  3663. There’s penny stocks that have outperformed but none of its size.
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  3664. Where can we see his presentation ?
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  3665. It’s a sign of a lack of brain cells
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  3666. The goal is to give the politicians as much money as possible while getting votes. It’s much easier for them to print some stimmy checks for people to buy votes.
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  3667. People need to start viewing mental health treatment the same way they view physical health treatment.
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  3668.  @redsox1935  Sounds more like a behavioral problem.
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  3669. Gosh what a dangerous company! ....You would think they're talking about a cigarette or fast food company.
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  3670.  @katies2067  It’s because asians tend to be quieter than Americans, so by American standards asians tend to look like they are sad and depressed all the time.
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  3671. 25:08 Burned 🔥
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  3672.  @MrSteeDoo  That isn’t the point I was making, genius. I was talking about the lagging effects of money printing, not the decision to send out stimulus checks. The fed waited too long to raise rates and kept saying prior to that they weren’t even “thinking about thinking about raising rates” until 2024 or 2025 which ended up crushing banks that loaded up on long term treasuries. How could you not know this?
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  3673. Aren’t you neglecting the redundancy advantages of utilizing the cloud? What’s the solution to address this problem with locally stored data? Natural disasters?
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  3674. Kind of an ironic intro for someone who says “blockchain not Bitcoin”.
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  3675. ROFL gold has gone nowhere in the past 12 months.
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  3676. 2021? Why didn’t we see this happen sooner?
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  3677.  @theairstig9164  Reddit has been around for 15 years and retail has been trading online since the .com bubble 20 years ago. We all still don’t have access to the same information.
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  3678. It’s already known that tether isn’t 100% backed
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  3679. You screwed up, you should have prayed years ago for no inflation. Why were you slacking off?
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  3680. Some states aren’t as densely populated so despite their careless efforts it may not spread as quickly in some places.
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  3681. Just let us side load apps and apple can take 100%.
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  3682. Depends on your timeframe
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  3683. @ No shit sherlock
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  3684. Freedom of speech? But I thought words are violence??
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  3685. So what if you don’t transfer ownership of assets to your heirs but leave access to your gold?
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  3686.  @beardwaxer  If you don’t buy from the advertisers, the advertisers will go out of business.
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  3687. What about Gemini? They’re not as big as Coinbase but certainly quite large, they’re blockfi’s custodian.
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  3688. Some digital currencies are backed by physical assets like gold. Disruptions to the internet occur on a daily basis.
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  3689. They were affected but the price of production deflated while the dollar devalued. Boards would be way cheaper if it weren’t for inflation.
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  3690. Existence is a privilege. That said, racism isn’t acceptable either.
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  3691. The stock market should have sold off a long time ago, but it’s not, as far as the major indices go. People have lost confidence in the dollar and gold.
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  3692. @hauntedhistory4712 Racist!
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  3693. From purely a cognitive standpoint most people peak around age 25.
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  3694. Think of it this way: spend 10% of your income and save as much as you can so you can invest it.
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  3695. If bitcoin doesn’t go up that doesn’t mean it goes down, it could go sideways.
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  3696. Carrying gold coins in your pocket Deactivate’s all fed coins near you
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  3697. I don’t get it, a kid on twitch wants to pull a prank and the swat team shows up at some streamer’s house breaking down doors. Cops show up at a murder’s house with a search warrant and they’re casually chatting with him carrying their clipboards around. Wtf?
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  3698. I don’t think anyone wants to take anything to Afghanistan right now.
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  3699.  @dom19945  It makes reading those 25 books/essays harder/easier the lower/higher your IQ is.
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  3700. 2:41 3:17 56 KiloBITS = 7 kiloBYTES
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  3701. 20:40 Why not use transcranial magnetic stimulation to find the speech area of the brain?
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  3702. How do you know one of them will be successful?
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  3703. Left or right, you’re always wrong.
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  3704.  @Avicena-tf5uj  I doubt ETH will be deemed a security, someone at the SEC years ago unofficially spoke to this and his opinion was that Ethereum wasn’t a security. I agree though, Ethereum should have been ruled a security years ago.
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  3705. Why TF does Robinhood send their CEO out to talk about this? They need a spokesperson.
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  3706. Patrick He’s been right but wrong about what to buy when. Wouldn’t want him managing my money but his message is useful.
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  3707. What’s with the buzzing and the farts in the background
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  3708. Not sure I agree with Peter that being an employee equates to “anyone can show up to claim a paycheck”. Sure, they aren’t taking on the financial risk of the entrepreneur (and that’s part of why most employees don’t make over $1 mil annually) but there are high skill jobs that very few people are qualified for, in some cases they’re more or less irreplaceable and work long hours.
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  3709. The problem with that approach is the IMF could freeze their coins.
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  3710. ROFL when will Peter talk more about gold than bitcoin?
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  3711.  Thawne1338  I haven’t been in a coma
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  3712. Why would you need an appraiser to declare a piece of art’s value? Art is subjective, it’s worth whatever people think it is.
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  3713. This was mainstream, it’s just old. Literally millions of people know their name.
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  3714. Unlikely, most of them are on slim margins and would collapse. But that’s not a bad thing.
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  3715. It already has been outlawed multiple times.
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  3716.  @mr.nobody673  The miners on the Bitcoin network PRODUCE network security and a way for people to transact and store wealth without government interference. Bitcoin has an immutable ledger that is constantly being updated for which auditors can be confident about its accuracy. Bitcoin markets never close so there is liquidity 24/7. Bitcoin has no CEO or known founder to arrest or manipulate the market. Bitcoin is the most difficult asset to confiscate in human history thanks to multisig. You don’t think there’s value in any of that? I guess software is worthless to you but the world for the past 70 years doesn’t seem to agree with you.
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  3717. What’s a tangible digital asset? That doesn’t sound safe.
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  3718. By the time that’s obvious the move will be over
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  3719.  @loulou-zd1dz Insurance rates have been going down if you haven’t been denominating in a terrible currency
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  3720.  @doublep1980  The only victims are those who lost part of their life savings, the ones who lost it all would have lost it sooner or later. Natural selection, never put all your eggs in one basket.
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  3721. Withdraw into what asset? The dollar ponzi?
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  3722. Gold also had a big run up in 2019-2020. Gold doesn’t react quickly to inflation, look at last decade, inflation was certainly present but gold went basically nowhere. The decade before that gold mooned. If you had held for 20 years you would have outperformed the stock market but if you held for the last 10 years you got screwed.
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  3723.  @ramu992  Not necessarily, a lot of companies have projects that lose money in order rope you into their platform or grow as fast as possible.
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  3724.  @Reallytri  That isn’t relevant to the original post. It was regarding outliers experiencing side effects, not typical response rates.
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  3725.  @Reallytri I’m referring to the original comment, the comment itself doesn’t have a title.
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  3726.  @mohdatheeq372  Not sure what you’re saying?
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  3727.  @mohdatheeq372  What’s your question? There are some places that have tried to use rTMS in stroke patients using EEG analysis (MERT) but there isn’t much evidence backing it. Also it’s really expanses and insurance won’t cover it.
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  3728. Think what you want Peter but Bitcoin is the only commodity accepted as payment for a lot of $40 million condos in NYC to avoid dealing bank nonsense. Nobody is asking for a bunch of bars of gold for their condo.
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  3729.  @mcmc7746  If you knew anything about finance you’d realize how important it is to be aware of when the information being presented is from. New information is available every day.
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  3730. More like $7600, look at how much housing price went up…did the houses really get 4x better? No, it’s real inflation.
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  3731. Maybe it’s to keep an eye on shoplifters since everyone’s wearing masks now?
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  3732. ​ @dezznutz3743  Right, so if people are required to wear masks under the fascist state then don't you think companies will be more concerned with shop lifting? They could get sued for asking a suspected shoplifter to remove their mask. In July it may have become clear to the corporate bean counters that masks aren't going around any time soon.
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  3733. There’s always bad apples. It’s just bad genetics.
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  3734.  @phild8095 That may be just survivorship bias. Because attorneys are so common it’s inevitable that there will be cases of perversion but in a world where there were no attorneys there would be plenty of version as well.
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  3735.  @cassymayfield3133  Why would cash outside the bank save you? Then you get 0% guaranteed…
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  3736. Doesn’t Kitco sell metals?
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  3737. Maybe but it’s a different kind of people who own a lot of Bitcoin - technical people, not business people who may have inherited a lot of money to go mining for gold.
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  3738. Good thing he’s not a trader
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  3739. People should have the power, not the government
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  3740.  @shannonlyon  Why dox yourself using Coinbase?
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  3741.  @Mattpein  Everything isn’t priced in gold yet it has an $8 trillion+ market cap.
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  3742. Why isn’t it a surprise to you? What did you research tell you?
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  3743. Because it’s not, people are just too lazy to use anything else. The only area where there aren’t really any other options is YouTube but that’s because it’s cost prohibitive for most companies and it depends on market adoption. It’s not simply because they have some secret sauce that is preventing others from entering. Can you name any google services for which there is no alternative? Ever heard of DuckDuckGo? Protonmail? Lavabit? They’re way better at what they do than Google but they just do 1 thing.
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  3744.  @legion24100  You’re*
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  3745. If you can “adjust” your income in the upward direction that’s generally a good thing.
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  3746.  @MikeStillUK  1:16:57
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  3747. Bitcoin will save the world
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  3748. You weren’t learning while you were applying?
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  3749. If the data is recorded properly, the data doesn’t become invalid, it just becomes more or less applicable to the circumstances as interpreted by those involved.
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  3750.  @edwardbrock3807 Why is it infuriating? If anything, I see it as a discount. Instead of raising their prices, they setup a scam called tipping which you can avoid. Basically you get cheaper food than if they raised prices because enough people fall for it.
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  3751. Just use a modern phone with a gimbal, it won’t look much different.
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  3752.  @cramsa  Ethereum is more decentralized than an account at JP Morgan, that’s what defi should be compared to. Bitcoin is in a class of its own.
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  3753. The real Bitcoin doesn’t have an off switch and is more widely accepted.
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  3754.  @RandyTemple-bs  What’s your source? According to a Fidelity survey done in 2019 and Dave Ramsey around 79% are self made. You can’t just decide to exclude people who become millionaires because of inflation during covid, that’s been happening for decades, not just since covid. If you want to use a more stable measure of purchasing power look at how many ounces of gold someone is worth.
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  3755. Click that button Microwave oven
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  3756. Why? We know a hell if a lot more about transistors than we do the human brain. Neurologists and psychiatrists are still doing the equivalent of an electrician poking around in a box with a blind fold on.
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  3757.  @basti1993x  Yeah I mean it’s better to live in a shack than in a drain. People don’t keep their money in a checking account when they’re trying to grow it. It’s like saying, this McDonalds burger is better than eating rat poison.
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  3758. If you’re not legally required to buy it then how can you argue they’re “crooks”? Only auto insurance portion can be crooked since it’s legally required.
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  3759.  @geekswithfeet9137  The age of a super 8 sized sensor doesn’t affect its dimensions. Super 8 film has specific dimensions, digital camera emulate this with their sensor size.
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  3760.  @CocoKoi321  For some cases a 16mm film sized sensor is preferred either for the esthetic or out of practicality for its deeper depth of field.
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  3761. It’s cheese cake, actually
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  3762. If that were true, Trump wouldn’t be obsessed with Twitter. Trump likes to stir up controversy, how do you do that if people don’t listen?
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  3763. Wtf has this world come to when people are getting banned for encouraging learning how to write software? Content moderation doesn’t work at large scale until AI is more advanced.
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  3764.  @robertcope9494  Cutting up a suite case and not paying for it is entirely different from obtaining insider information of a public company and manipulating the stock market or starting a war with that information. The amount of sensitive information one can store in an electronic device is far greater than any suitcase I’ve seen. I seriously doubt border patrol is equipped to deal with the implications of this.
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  3765. They might have bolted it the floor or something and the thieves ripped it out of there
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  3766.  @antclerfont8478  Creative? It’s common sense not to bolt a safe to the floor, floors can be broken.
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  3767. Cash will be banned eventually, we also need digital alternatives without middlemen.
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  3768. Tips are mostly a scam, there were too many restaurants, anyway.
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  3769.  @englishjona6458  Just because someone is trying to warn others about stupidity doesn’t mean they’re trying to look fat or clever.
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  3770. Get an N95 mask, you can afford one
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  3771.  @miguelbermudez5426  Why did you drop out?
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  3772. GME is a lost cause, their leadership doesn’t know what hit them, even with billions of dollars in unexpected investment they’ll still fail. They’re just like Blockbuster, Sears and JC Penney.
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  3773. I’m surprised he didn’t just end the call and claim his wifi died
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  3774. Wasn’t this posted already?
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  3775.  @eplugplay8409  I disagree, Bitcoin is a much better opportunity right now, it has a much higher AAR than real estate.
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  3776. Why?
    1
  3777. This is what happens when you vote for major political party candidates. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
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  3778.  @Gingenuity  That’s not what I was referring to, check 0:25.
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  3779.  @centurione6489 DEFI is just a broad term for decentralized finance. I guess you could argue Satoshi started it all but if that’s the case it doesn’t really matter who Satoshi is because Bitcoin is open source.
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  3780. TLDR; Stay focused on what’s relevant and don’t be dumb.
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  3781. Great show but Coinbase is evil. Don’t give them your keys.
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  3782.  @TheSucc33d  If government didn’t have so much power, then large corporations, wouldn’t be so involved in politics because there would be nothing to gain there. I’m not saying zero government is the solution, there are some things that don’t work at a private level like police because it is incredibly unprofitable and inefficient. In most cases, the more responsibility you give government, the more resources are wasted. They’re mostly a bunch of boomers who can’t even launch a website without it crashing on launch.
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  3783. You’re merely looking at the short term price fluctuations as opposed to source code and network effect. Price action can change rapidly over time.
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  3784. Trump is black and Tiger is white, how is this possible????????
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  3785.  @jonbruce4930  I agree, software has no value. Dumb computer nerds, nobody will ever use software.
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  3786.  @waltersistrunk4200  Do you collect people’s personal information every time you sell something on Craigslist? Ever heard of prepaid? E-mail addresses aren’t very expensive these days.
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  3787.  @wrecktifier1  If that turns out to be correct, all of those booster shots will likely kill off old people faster. As long as our politicians also take it, this could lead to better policy because it will eradicate the old farts making bad government policy and bring some fresh leadership to the table. That said, I tend to doubt that booster shots will cause a significant number of deaths in any population.
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  3788. @ Yeah so why’s the dealer not liable?
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  3789. Most social media platforms are not open source and the Model-T is not software so it’s impossible to just push a new update to a billion people for free. If there’s something potentially worthwhile incorporating into Bitcoin, the source code will be available for Bitcoin core developers to evaluate.
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  3790. He doesn’t short bitcoin, last I heard.
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  3791. People have to pay the network cost every day and it’s still working. Network feee are insanely cheap right now.
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  3792. He’s not, he has autism
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  3793. Dividends kill you with taxes
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  3794. Well, I guess their bot did it’s job in not wrongly banning you...their bots are designed to keep as many users as possible while getting rid of problematic users. They probably take the an aggregate of several potentially problematic behaviors to assemble a risk profile before banning a users. Sites like eBay and Amazon do this too to catch banded sellers.
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  3795.  @garytarbell  That might be the case if you had an excess of bright engineers lining up to work on new innovative infrastructure for gold but unfortunately the world doesn’t work that way. Expertise isn’t distributed equally across all industries, thus we see more or less progress in certain industries. The gold industry is mostly run by boomers who barely know how to use their smartphone and aren’t constantly thinking about how to make things fundamentally better. The other issue is it’s much easier to optimize bits than it is atoms.
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  3796. Bitcoin is centralized but far less than any other cryptocurrency. China has like half the hash power.
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  3797. I guess if you don’t acknowledge talent exists you can acknowledge that untalented people exist.
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  3798.  @28ft hat did you do differently at age 42, why were you unable to do these things earlier or were you just not trying them in the same manner in prior years?
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  3799. Then why don’t you loan your bank account to El Salvadorans
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  3800. Yeah, python is useless
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  3801. Uh this is laughable, this “masterclass” doesn’t even involve a single Bitcoin core developer. Bitcoin is a technology, you can’t just have finance people and a tech CEO chit chat talking points and call it a “masterclass”.
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  3802. Who/what is the swap?
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  3803. David Stevenson The people who believe Face ID is likely possible to be compromise by using a photo probably didn’t know it uses a depth camera. Very plausible.
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  3804. That makes no sense, the more people tip the lower prices are (or the slower they rise) for you so why would you want others to stop tipping? If you’re the only one not tipping then a restaurant can afford to keep prices low and you don’t have to tip.
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  3805.  @Randy-md6xl  Why isn’t it a human being before conception? It’s alive long before that.
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  3806.  naomiflowerlove In your own wallet. Where tf do you think? Lamo
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  3807.  @devindameron  There’s a big difference between talking about a bad investment and doing a pump and dump scam.
    1
  3808. Do people die if they stop smoking or vaping or something? If not they should just grow a pair and stop. While I’m all for exposing fraudulent studies and giving people the freedom to intentionally ruin their health, don’t kid yourself - inhaling chemicals like this is generally a bad idea. Some amount of exposure harmful substances is unavoidable from polluted air, radon, etc but why pump more stuff into your lungs? Until there’s a proven significant health benefit from vaping or cigarettes, it doesn’t seem like a good idea. Regulation of what people can/cannot do is another matter.
    1
  3809. MIT has a course on blockchain
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  3810. Double levels of radon of what?
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  3811. Most of these funds are a scam. They shouldn’t exist unless you see some value in active management — which is mostly to dampen volatility, not to increase returns. Why should someone be making billions just to buy a basket of stonks for you?
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  3812. Nope, it’s limited only to scammers in the YouTube comments section. No other use case.
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  3813.  @elizabethmcleod246  But why is it increasing? It makes sense that homelessness would increase as a result of housing prices rising but whether that is the cause and effect relationship is unclear to me.
    1
  3814. 14:30 MasterCard runs Bitcoin, wtf
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  3815. Well, if she had bought Bitcoin instead of going to college she could have retired by now
    1
  3816. You would piss on a pot of gold?
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  3817. How about asymptote coin
    1
  3818. Nah, inflation is a government scam. Subscription heated seats are a private sector scam.
    1
  3819. Yeah we all have PTSD due to the pandemic.
    1
  3820. Did any treatment help your ADHD? How do you know you have ADHD?
    1
  3821. Why are teachers confiscating student property? They should just refuse to teach the student if they are being disruptive or compromising the integrity of course evaluation, not steal vital personal property. It’s not worth endangering human lives over a stupid high school course. If the student fails to abide by class policies and is refusing to leave, call the police and charge him/her/it with trespassing.
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  3822. One could argue that any neuro chemical state that leads to avoidance of doing things is “lazy”.
    1
  3823. Bad parenting
    1
  3824. Nah it’s just the definition has changed because they diluted the monetary supply.
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  3825. The moderator needs to stfu.
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  3826.  @bahmak2003  He’s right but it’s kind of irrelevant unless we lose basic property rights in first world countries.
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  3827.  @zrzr4  They both are
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  3828. Not safe unless you self host.
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  3829.  @CWdisposable  What KeePass client do you use?
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  3830.  @seanmorgan2356  There’s a difference between being charged and a logical fallacy. It’s like saying: I don’t see any pizza on the sidewalk, therefore no one dropped a pizza on the side walk. It doesn’t mean that a pizza delivery driver dropped a pizza on the side sidewalk but it also doesn’t mean he/she didn’t. The point isn’t whether Trump is likely spewing bs or not.
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  3831. 8:10 A shopping list if stored online is valuable customer data. If it’s not public, companies will pay for that. It also have privacy implications, though, I doubt any company that offers a shopping list takes the customers’ privacy seriously.
    1
  3832.  @quAdxify Politicians
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  3833.  @quAdxify  Unless they lose control in a societal collapse
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  3834. Initially it would probably surge in dollar terms. Then governments might start giving a haircut to everyone’s 401ks.
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  3835.  @JosiahK555  In a dollar collapse, companies dependent on the dollar would eventually suffer because of the problems associated with being dependent on a collapsing currency.
    1
  3836. “By far” more heartbreaking than what?
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  3837.  @Andrew-hu1bx This didn’t age well. 🤡 😂
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  3838. Don’t trust. Verify.
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  3839. Paper is an important commodity
    1
  3840. But why is Hollywood biased?
    1
  3841. You forgot that physics exist in the world of robotics
    1
  3842. It’s a little more complicated than that. They won’t be trained on treatments like this for a variety of reasons and stepping outside to try non-standard treatments in a high risk patient could lead a malpractice lawsuit.
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  3843.  @JohnJohnCrusher  Imagine someone dumb enough to make fun of people for buying Bitcoin at the $30 top.
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  3844. The problem is Harris’s tax plan will pump the stock market and inflation to the moon which will just make the middle class and poor get robbed of any resemblance of buying power. Intentions are great but the net effect of bankrupting all but the richest of the richest over the long term will be a disaster. Don’t vote, our apathy for choosing a candidate in these rigged political games between people who should be in nursing homes will speak more than voting for what you think is a slightly less bad option.
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  3845.  @skyeric875  Down 60% later this year.
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  3846.  @mattyriddelltarot3277  The question is when and at what price levels. Just knowing a crash is coming is useless if you don’t have anything to help you time it.
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  3847.  @mattyriddelltarot3277  Those are useful in a rational market, not useful in timing an irrational market. Even in a rational market, fundamentals like those may or many not take time to be priced in. All it really tells you is to proceed with caution.
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  3848.  @mattyriddelltarot3277  Forecasting in certainties is a fool’s errand in markets, forecasting in probabilities can be useful when used consistently, though.
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  3849.  @point0one  When though? I don’t care as much if the market crashes 90% if it just did a 10x.
    1
  3850. The more they print, the worse the explosion will be.
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  3851. Probably a boomer run company
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  3852. Death By Cognitive Dissonance The Trump administration is getting criticism because Trump is the president. Presidents are ultimately trash in recent history, even if we had a good candidate to vote for that candidate probably wouldn’t be able to do anything useful in a backward and corrupt system. We need a reset, not Trump, not Biden, not Koala Harris.
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  3853. The SEC doesn’t oversee commodities.
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  3854. Those don’t exist on social media
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  3855. The economy will probably change by the time they graduate though
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  3856. This applies to basically everyone in the comments: if Haley is elected you’ll be posting comments under your real name so your employer can fire you over a youtube comment on a cat video. Literally worse than Biden.
    1
  3857. Come on guys, trade in your potatoes for a camera.
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  3858.  @2411509igwt  The difference with gold is it’s easier to seize. They just have to find where you put your gold and take it. Not so easy with a Bitcoin multisig wallet.
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  3859. It isn’t in theory. But in practice decentralized stable coins are probably fairly centralized.
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  3860. What makes you think everything they wrote down was preserved?
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  3861.  @Heathcz  I think you missed his point. He’s saying that Bitcoin being monetized does not make it more problematic to use. Gold on the other hand being monetized means it carrier a large premium which means industries will avoid using it unless that’s the only option for their application. That said, if too many people try to transact on the Bitcoin base layer at once it will make fees go through the roof. But people don’t need to transact a lot on the base layer because of lightning and if people most use it as a store of value or investment.
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  3862. That’s because people listen to rich people thanks to our corrupt system. The rich also have smart advisors to tell them wtf is wrong.
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  3863.  @sharinaross1865  Don’t trust. Verify.
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  3864. Hairy-Ass, Kola
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  3865. If he bought bitcoin it’d probably be repaired pretty quick.
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  3866. It wouldn’t be the same as banks if the blockchain was permission-less. Banks demand a rectum scan.
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  3867. 19:50 Big brains aren’t necessarily better. Some people with mental retardation have big brains but they don’t function properly.
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  3868. Tom S I don’t buy electronics.
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  3869. Norman Peterson A lot of millionaires in the US take home less than $75k/year. The ones who make millions in a year are far and few between. A million dollars isn’t what it used to be thanks to QE.
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  3870. They should make the insider trading penalties should be a 20% of the principal amount of capital involved in the trade, not a couple hundred dollars. Put on a trade using $5 million that gains you $500,000? Lose $1 million.
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  3871. Lines are going to be (hopefully) non-existent at non-existent job fairs until there is a vaccine.
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  3872. This is the biggest sign we’re in a bubble. Retail wins the battle, Wall Street wins the war. Hopefully that will change next century and this is a step in a good direction.
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  3873. The bar has risen so people who were upperclass are now middle class.
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  3874. Forex is the worst asset to trade for a noob. Way too competitive.
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  3875. Why are none of the dumbasses protesting outside not protesting THIS?! A couple months of paycheck vs lifelong surveillance.
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  3876. But the transportation costs are high and it constantly gets debased.
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  3877. 16:54 How does this genius think Apple Pay works? Even if Apple is capable of no wrong doing, payments still go through the same financial institutions that are spying on you.
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  3878. Various governments don’t allow the US dollar.
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  3879. The job market might recover but not in the US. The US is in too much debt, their currency will collapse.
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  3880. It’s not unless your electricity is very cheap.
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  3881. 2:30 Trying to rationalize the top gold has likely put in.
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  3882. It’s unfair to blame her parents, loads of people with bad parents don’t turn out this way. She’s just a bad person, nothing to do with how she was raised.
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  3883. Digital yawn 🥱
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  3884. IMO it’s the old farts running our government are panicking over covid because they’re all like 80+ and will likely die if they get covid. This is what happens when we let senior citizens run our country. Money can’t protect them from an airborne virus, they need to control the population.
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  3885. The point when you realize American politicians aren’t all that dumb when compared to the masses, just evil.
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  3886. BKHobby For now, yes, but in 5-7 years when when tens of millions more people are permanently unemployed?
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  3887. Silver is a bubble
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  3888.  @ShadrachTheThird  Or GPG
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  3889. Isn’t crypto already regulated but enforcement is a problem because they can’t go after millions of influencers?
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  3890. Philip Xtzin What about finance jobs?
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  3891.  @jasonmaguire7552  Bitcoin already is useful. 😂
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  3892.  @739jep  What is the reason he’s saying it may not be beneficial to society?
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  3893.  @739jep  Most cryptocurrencies don’t have the harmful know your client information requirements. It’s the exchanges that demand all that invasive information and constantly get hacked. Outside of cryptocurrencies, most financial institutions require the invasive know your client information just like crypto exchanges. It’s not easy to self custody most financial assets though so people typically use a custodian whereas bitcoin it’s much easier for the individual to take self custody.
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  3894.  @jasonmaguire7552  Easy to say if you have the privilege of having access to reliable traditional financial services. Not everyone is that lucky and there’s no guarantee that that won’t change at some point for those who have it now.
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  3895. Don’t trust. Verify.
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  3896. You really think the creators of Windows are going to create an ultra secure locked down platform? 😂 Bitcoin security > Bank security
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  3897. Serge Matveenko A random 16 character alpha numeric password will give you around 80 bits of entropy which should be more than sufficient if their website limits the number of failed login attempts. If you’re really paranoid 25 characters should give you around 128 bits of entropy.
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  3898. Who cares? When crash comes, even if the stock market drops 50%, it’ll go up hundreds of percent after that
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  3899. Good god, this is our other option if we don’t support Trump?
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  3900. @ You can in the USA. Not all jurisdictions are created equal.
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  3901. Why out of wedlock? How about just in general, regardless?
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  3902.  @overshot8331  Not necessarily, what if someone dies in a state of happniess? How will they transition to despair? What if they transition from a state of happiness to a state of anger as opposed to despair? Are you saying the sequence is always happiness -> despair or that if someone is alive long enough after being happy, one of the emotions they will inevitably feel is despair? (Not necessarily immediately following happiness)
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  3903.  @overshot8331  Err ok why not highlight people will also inevitably fart at some point too? Or will drink water?
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  3904. The store itself is also profiting off of selling toilet paper. People won’t buy if prices aren’t good.
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  3905. Aaron Frank We don’t don’t really know why it was purchased. It might have been purchased for a small business that has a collapse or a nursing home or apartment complex where a bunch of people died, etc.
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  3906. Aaron Frank Why
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  3907. J Jamison Can you share where the rest of you found out?
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  3908. This is like smokers protesting against lung cancer. Stop using Facebook!
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  3909. For a politician it doesn’t make sense to raise taxes to pay off debt, it makes more sense to print money for ever and just devalue the savings of anyone ignorant of inflation. No one wants to vote for a politician who will raise taxes.
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  3910. That’s actually one of the reasons IMO there aren’t more idiots joining this “flat earth movement publicly. There are so many more dumb people than we realize.
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  3911. Doesn’t he have an agent or something?!
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  3912. Atleast that jpeg might have a chance of appreciating. A car, unless a collector’s car, is almost guaranteed to depreciate. That jpeg is also more fuel efficient and won’t catch fire.
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  3913. Get the pitchforks ! What “indicators” and what day does it start?
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  3914. Lol what kind stupidity is this, no discussion of timeframe, trading strategy, entry price, account size, position size, net worth? How can you possibly discuss trades without knowing anything about the person’s position?!
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  3915.  @soliscrown1272  Robberies and murders tend to be out of desperation whereas street racing generally is not.
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  3916. Intense aerobic exercise has been shown to positively affect serotonin levels. Too lazy to look up the studies but they’re out there. Skipped my tyrosine today. The more intense the exercise the less time required.
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  3917. Did this happen regardless of the dosage?
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  3918. 13:50 If Trump loses the money printing will accelerate exponentially and the stock market will moon into a giant bubble worse than the alt coin bubble of 2017. Have you been asleep for the past 3 months?
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  3919. Luca Zampieri Creating money doesn’t improve the lack of work for people. It’s not about wanting to do this, technological advancements will put over the majority of the workforce permanently unemployed.
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  3920. Luca Zampieri I’m saying the buying power required to obtain many things will decline as technology improves. With the money supply simultaneously increasing, the price difference will be less perceptible.
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  3921.  @CosmicSeeker69  Where?
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  3922. Not your keys, not your coins
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  3923.  @terryjohnson1376  Even republican Indians are capable of being smart
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  3924. Can you go over of the “stop gaps” you have in your network to protect yourself?
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  3925. 12:30 If Fauci was looking at all the data he wouldn’t be endorsing cloth face coverings. They are utterly useless at protecting the wearer. N95, N99 and P100 masks have been shown to provide some protection but they’re no substitute for social distancing.
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  3926. Deng “While a surgical mask may be effective in blocking splashes and large-particle droplets, a face mask, by design, does not filter or block very small particles in the air that may be transmitted by coughs, sneezes, or certain medical procedures. Surgical masks also do not provide complete protection from germs and other contaminants because of the loose fit between the surface of the mask and your face.” This applies even more so for those useless cloth masks. https://www.fda.gov/medical-devices/personal-protective-equipment-infection-control/n95-respirators-surgical-masks-and-face-masks Viruses and the particles they attach to are fractions of a micron, a cloth mask is not going to stop that. The CDC doesn’t want the general public using N95 masks because they want to reserve them for healthcare workers. Instead they’re giving people a false sense of security. You can easily buy a reusable P100 mask, if there was still a shortage retailers wouldn’t have them in stock.
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  3927.  @Brandonohh That assumes there is only one cause of the oil change light coming on. The light is behavior and behavior can be caused by a vast array of chemical reactions and electrical activity specific to the individual. It’s better to monitor the oil level and understand how the oil interacts with other components in the car but when it comes to the brain they don’t understand how it works, let alone any individual’s brain.
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  3928.  @bar8665  You’re assuming that everyone invested in a lump sum.
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  3929. He’s white
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  3930. Radon
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  3931. “bank’s” or “banks”?
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  3932. This is the same guy who claims the US dollar has never in all of history been used for crime...it’s so disingenuous, you‘ve lost all respect.
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  3933. Lol wtf who would start buying Bed Bath & Beyond in January without a stop loss? It had a nice pump but it should have been painfully obvious the company had no long term future even without Covid-19. Its a pump and dump for traders.
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  3934.  @designer.346  Actually, with youtube if you use a u2f key for the 2nd factor part of authentication, you aren’t giving them a password per say (for the 2nd factor of authentication). It uses private/public key cryptography to authenticate you. That said, why are you worried about entering your youtube password on youtube’s website? All it does is prevent unauthorized login by non-Google employees but the root user (Google) can do what ever they want to your account without that password.
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  3935.  @designer.346  Yeah, so why trust Bitwarden with your data on their server if you can self host Bitwarden? Why not use some other open source password manager in addition to or instead of Bitwarden?
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  3936.  @designer.346  How do you know it’s the best option? And best option for what?
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  3937.  @designer.346  Ok but even if your uncle somehow knew everything about Bitwarden that doesn’t say anything about other similar products.
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  3938. When did he buy? Bitcoin in 2012? That isn’t reproducible anymore. Altcoins are like gambling there’s so many you’ll likely lose whereas there was only 1 Bitcoin back in 2012.
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  3939. Why would they need an ETF to do that?
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  3940. Possibly, but there isn’t any clear benefit to vaping instead of breathing clean air.
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  3941. Great, let’s trust the same idiots who told us last year “there’s no evidence that masks help so that means masks don’t help”.
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  3942. 0:42 Wtf was that?
    1
  3943. This video seems to a mix of realistic risks, unproven risks and fear mongering to sell you something. It’s a deadly combination.
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  3944. Nor will metals save us all. Otherwise they would be feeding kids in Africa metal instead of food.
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  3945. It’s not a disease, it’s a disorder.
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  3946.  @dogegamer3288  Well, if you can handle the volatility and have enough capital, he’s probably not wrong.
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  3947. No, a lack of financial privacy is a side effect of these open source distributed systems. Tornado cash is an attempt to get around this side effect.
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  3948.  @Tennyson999 just blindly trust Apple’s closed source OS.
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  3949. It’s* Because* are* being* the*
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  3950. This is what happens when people have too much time on their hands playing GTA V and can’t wait any longer for GTA VI.
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  3951.  @an0nimus174  You can’t say that about gold unless you have a refinery where you can go in and melt your gold to check its purity. With Bitcoin all you have to do is run your own node.
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  3952. The problem is when it becomes an agenda to demonize people who aren’t LGBTQ+ and won’t bow down and honor them. People who do that are a minority of the people who fall under LGBTQ+ but are loud as hell.
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  3953.  @robbraxmantech Sorry I just edited my post to add, without wireless connectivity. I will check out your suggestions to see if this applies to any. Thanks.
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  3954.  @robbraxmantech  Yeah, except the rasberry pi zero non-wifi version. Problem is the zero seems a little under powered for running a bitcoin full node. Not to mention the price gouging.
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  3955. So much for all that surveillance being effective.
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  3956.  @_Athanase_  That’s because the legal system and monetary system are designed by the same people whereas crypto is designed by engineers.
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  3957.  @_Athanase_  What would be the purpose of a government creating a centralized cryptocurrency, why not just use a regular old centralized database? It’s much more efficient.
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  3958. Most of these people are bored and desperate for something meaningful to do. They could care less about solving an actual problem. No sports, schools closed, record unemployment, stuck inside, look at the stock market - the top traded stocks on Robinhood have been bankrupt companies. Idle hands.
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  3959. If you live in a jurisdiction with property rights, nobody should be taking things away from you. If not, well, guess you’re SOL.
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  3960. Good luck making a more secure network.
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  3961. They should just get rid of minimum wage.
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  3962. What were you about to say?
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  3963. Depends on your timeframe
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  3964. How do you propose doctors do that?
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  3965. Lots of poisons are FDA approved. The reason it’s a problem is irresponsible people (some doctors included).
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  3966.  @henrytep8884  No, it’s the government who is stealing from people via inflation.
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  3967. Why didn’t they just make this done on server side only? Is it to save processor power? Did Apple seriously think people wouldn’t care that their phone is being spied on?
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  3968. Yeah Peter should make his son homeless
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  3969. Why do they need so many humans? Can’t they figure out how to do more of this stuff in software? It’s so inefficient.
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  3970.  @HermosaBeachJoe  Probably but we don’t know
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  3971.  @Jimraynor45  If we didn’t bail people out every time they wouldn’t make that mistake again. Pain is a big driver in human behavior.
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  3972. Idk looks like pretty standard documentary production value in 2024.
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  3973. Why did you have them do that?
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  3974. @RepugWrecker Have fun being a drug addict
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  3975.  @lyotimachida5380 Bitcoin
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  3976. It is free to you if someone else pays for your lunch.
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  3977.  @danielevans7439  Unlikely, higher taxes don’t get votes, they will steal more money through inflation.
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  3978.  @danielevans7439  Yup, the money printer will inevitably have to come back online unless our government learns how to be frugal. I wouldn’t count on them becoming frugal though, particularly while technologically inept boomers are still in power. They operate as if we’re living in the 80’s, and sometimes the 90’s.
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  3979. I agree the moderator didn’t do a good job at being a moderator but Peter Schiff also didn’t do a good job arguing why Bitcoin is worthless. Bitcoin is one of the greatest inventions of the 21st century.
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  3980.  @twelveahalf1093  The problem is they favor buyers, crypto favors sellers. Sellers go where buyers are.
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  3981.  @darrellbarry3402 Was it small cell or large cell lung cancer?
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  3982.  @darrellbarry3402  You’re damn right and I’m glad there was at least some good fortune in your situation (non small cell).
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  3983. There’s no such things as an unhackable device, just how hard it is to hack.
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  3984.  @perfectionbox  What kind of software?
    1
  3985. People with below average intelligence*
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  3986. More than 10% in some categories, plus PayPal 3%. Atleast Amazon’s seller interface doesn’t look like it’s from 1999 because Amazon actually sells things themselves, unlike eBay. Amazon understands logistics, eBay is clueless because they don’t even ship any products.
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  3987.  @jasonbourne1596  They’re often integrated into those change/coin collection machines that charge absurd fees.
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  3988.  @johnbutler3141  The market is wrong in the long term if it’s denominated in a ponzi.
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  3989. Doesn’t really matter if you don’t have to deal with the drama of human employees. Once the upfront cost is paid for it will be really cheap compared to humans moving boxes.
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  3990.  @michelehopwood9765 True but Americans are the fatest and the most afraid of “fat shaming”
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  3991.  @jayburris6252  OP is a communist
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  3992. I agree, math sucks!!!
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  3993. It wouldn’t matter. Say she makes like $150k after taxes, that’s like 1.5 cents per person in Michigan. It would be an utter waste of time just to distribute such a small amount of money. Furthermore, it’s not like she’s on paid leave or some bs, she’s still working unlike a lot of people. Just because some people are suffering doesn’t mean we should inflict economic pain on others just because they aren’t. Whether she should be fired is a more important question.
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  3994. What’s the point of wearing a mask if you’re not going to cover your nose?
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  3995. People want to buy assets, not suits.
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  3996.  @alistaircollins8721  The reason you think filing some paperwork that can be done mostly by software is worth $500 is because you’re used to the ridiculous price. You would say the same thing about sending emails for $0.10 each if that’s what you were used to. Oh wow $0.10 to send an email is a bargain, imaging how much you save on stamps!
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  3997. People’s expectations of Apple introducing “revolutionary” products has been unrealistic. If you look at the Jobs era Apple was most of the time just making a better mouse trap. Apple is a product company, more than a tech company. They usually take technology and put the pieces together into something many people don’t want to pull their hair out using on a daily basis. The iPhone 1st gen was just a better (and inferior in some ways for productivity users) mouse trap, smartphones had been around for years. Yet when Apple made the iPhone all of sudden non-nerds were interested in smartphones. Same thing happened with AirPods, so many people started using Bluetooth earbuds after Apple introduced AirPods because they charge in a case which solved the biggest problem with Bluetooth earbuds - remembering to keep them charged constantly. They also resolved most of the annoying issues with connecting and paring Bluetooth devices. Some Bluetooth headsets are a pain in the butt and constantly switch to the wrong device, Apple fixed this even though you can’t really see it. I’d argue the biggest problem since Jobs left has been the lack of polish on their software. Just look at iOS 6 vs iOS 7. The complexity is always increasing but Apple’s software used to run a lot more smoothly with far less bugs.
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  3998. In 2006.
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  3999.  @AZ-rg3rf  No, they were. You’re mistaken.
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  4000. They all buy printable digits on a screen.
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  4001. The problem with that statement is, “the long run” for NFTs isn’t very long because most of them haven’t existed for very long. It’s speculation, just like ICO’s in 2017 and Bitcoin in 2013.
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  4002.  @martinschulze5399  They don’t have to hold fiat per say, they can use an intermediary to liquidate other assets and pay their taxes.
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  4003.  @aguy559  Better to watch other related content and then come back to this. It will make more sense.
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  4004. 25:15 Bitcoin isn’t a “stock”, genius.
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  4005.  @brian6x  Good news for the bulls, the US stock market never tops.
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  4006. That’s not in their interest though. They need it to slowly crumble forever.
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  4007. Why? They’re not targeting health conscious people
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  4008. On low margin items like toilet paper?
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  4009. DigiFolk Yes but also potentially loss of sales if other customers decide to shop elsewhere for their entire shopping trip.
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  4010.  @szymonbaranowski8184  There’s a difference between taking risks of any sort and gambling. That said, the way you survive while driving a car is in part luck. Just because luck is involved does not mean something is “gambling”.
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  4011. Financial institutions are just an arm of the government. Of course they will act like sheep.
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