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  57.  @chesshooligan1282  Have you ever paused to consider that the people in Africa doesn't really care that much about chess? No chess youth training and therefore the number of people playing the game is less? Over the last 100 years, the number of Russian chess champions are ovewhelming, does that mean Slavic origin people are smarter than non Slavic origin people? You use a ridiculous set of standards. People in Africa has far bigger concern than playing chess. The same goes with Fields Medal Winner, for the last 100 years, a lot has been going on in Africa in that span, darling, that entire continent is not even a peaceful continent yet. The same goes with the Nobel Prize. All of those things existed within the last 100 years, the human race have existed for over 4000 years. A lot longer before that, Egypt is the cradle of civilization. The Alexandria Library, scholars from everywhere travel to Egypt. So back then does it make the Egyptian the smartest people on Earth? Kid, you need to learn to distinguish is what is really intelligence, what are meaningless titles. An award, chess player, Nobel prize, Fields medal, they're just awards in particular field, most notably awarded to people with discovery, not intelligence. Go study real science and you'll see how accidental discovery plays a massive role in those awards, not intelligence, hard work and discovery. The Nobel prizes have only existed for 120 years. During that 120 years, colonialism, world war and terrorism destroyed 2 major continents in Asia and Africa. The reason America has the most Nobel prizes is not because Americans are the most intelligent, it's because shortly after the Nobel Prize was invented, 2 massive world war happened and America was protected due to it's geographical location. The European intellectuals immigrated to America, bringing along their education and research works, thus make America has the most Nobel Prizes, but the origin of such intellects and knowledge comes from Europe, and even before that, the Europeans took their knowledge from the Egyptians and Indians.
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  142.  @guacamole456  No, Japan doesn't build house with wood, pal. This isn't the 1700s, The only reason, if there's any why the Japanese would build their houses with woods is to maintain tradition, they build their traditional house with woods, because their traditional houses with traditional techniques uses wood. Meanwhile in the US, your houses have no tradition, you're just building it poorly, due to how the construction companies are not focused into one but spreaded out throughout the country. If the Earthquake is in 2008, then the hospitals and schools that collapsed there was built in the 1990s or early 2000s. That's 23 years ago or more. Catch up with the time, homie. China now and China 23 years ago are vastly different. It is you who needs to study math, physics, basic logical thinking ability before making any claims. And furthermore, that one corruption scandal at that one province at that one time doesn't represent the entire industry of a country of 1.4 billion people. This is where math comes into play by the way. Just because there are a school shooter in the US then you would conclude that the entire US is filled with child murderers? Come on, homie. Here's a simple example for you, their train station is more impressive than your airports, and I mean it. It's not even close. The Chinese currently holds the records for some of the most impressive engineering features in the world, for example, out of the world 100 highest bridges, 40 of them are in one single Chinese province, and they're all built over the mountainous area. Look, pal, this isn't even debatable, unless you're totally blind, the difference is too big. The Chinese infrastructure today makes the US look like it's 20 years behind, and it is, not just in bridges, but buildings, highways, rails, ports, EV facilities, even internet.
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  165. ​ @hipsonsogbo  That's another falsity. Gold can be moved easily already because in every single country, they have their own gold exchange and precious metal shop. A store of value is supposed to be only used in the worst case scenario, so the "speed of transaction" is totally an unnecessary feature. Is that the best argument you can come up with? Your baseless assumptions of bitcoin being a better system that will be integrated into society is laughable, because you have no argument to back it. Bitcoin will never be used as the primary means of exchange, because it violates one of the first principle of money. It's distribution doesn't fairly represent the value of labor among people. A bunch of useless people like you will be given infinite monetary power overnight for doing absolutely nothing, just because you hog a bunch of coin early. That's not going to happen, that's the human nature. The only way a crypto currency can be accepted as a means of transaction is when a government adopts it, and the government only adopts it if it's in their favor, or their people's favors. As in it brings them back the same or more benefits than fiat. The US will have gone bankrupted 20 years ago if they can't print more money, why? Because that's the only thing the US can do when they promise endless social security programs to undeserving people. People believe in US military superiority and they believe the dollar will never fall. Because if America loses it's superiority and the dollar is rejected, there will be chaos around the globe that the value of currency is the least of your concern. You think printing money is bad? You don't understand society, kid. Printing money is the only thing keeping America alive. America is taking the global economy hostage with it's military intervention tactics, it's politic interferences tactics, all to keep the dollar important, so that they can print as many treasury bonds as they want because they know other countries need the dollar. Legacy finance doesn't rob people, the people had voted on for legacy finance, and they will support it for as long as they could because to an overwhelming majority of them, the undeserving ones, without the ability to create infinite free money in the fiat system, there's no way they can keep the social security trap alive.
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  168.  @hipsonsogbo  No, pal. In El Salvador they adopted it because it's El Salvador, it's a country that nobody really cares for and they elected a frat boy as President. GDP is measurements of production power, not anything else, and El Salvador uses the dollars. They accept Bitcoin but nobody in that country uses Bitcoin to price things, they're too poor for it. Anybody who uses Bitcoin for payment in the last year just lost 70% of their values. You can't use it as payment if their prices fluctuate by a few percent everyday. So go learn some math, darling. El Salvador is the example of how you shouldn't be implementing cryptocurrency into the legal system. It is unfairly distributed Because dummies like you probably hog a decent amount of them for doing nothing. And we don't have any intention of giving you great monetary power. If you have to take El Salvador as an example, you're either really dumb or really desperate. El Salvador is a transition to nothing, it's an example of a pipe dream gone wrong. The job of the government is to help the people, to bring education, healthcare systems, trade regulations. Accepting a new means of transaction does absolutely nothing for their country, the people are still poor and low level workers so go learn some math, pal. That country is encouraging their people to pour the money they needed into speculative assets, there's nothing good about it. The ones who purchased Bitcoin in the last year lost most of their money, and they need every cent of it. It's not a rich country, it's El Salvador, not Monaco. So go learn some math, pal. You don't understand the fundamentals of economics and human behavior, that's why you think the world will gladly give you infinite monetary power by adopting a means of transaction that creates absolutely nothing. If there is a legal crypto means of transaction, it won't be your shitcoin. If you don't like Dogecoin, how about shib coin? Limited amount, totally useless.
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