TreasureHunter
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Sorry mate, but what should we understand from this?
Sorry mate, but what should we understand from this?
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TreasureHunter
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Chicken wings are more rare in US fast food chains, so now they offer "chicken thighs":
Nothing - just referring to the loose money sloshing about and lookin' for anything to invest in. $5.4M to a NFT is another weak signal of possible inflation to me. Plus it's a mildly funny story if you look at the code (in the link) - it does not look like it should be. That's all.
Arch Stanton
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I never understood chicken wings. 85% bone.
I have been buying thighs for for many years (decades) to make "buffalo wings."
Same taste.
Lots of meat, juicier, much cheaper.
TreasureHunter
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The meat on thighs is tougher and full of tendons. I prefer drumlets (the mini drumstick part of the wing).
TreasureHunter
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This guy says Bitcoin is sucking the value out of gold and dematerializes value.
He seems to believe that value can be dematerialized.
He makes many interesting points, the video is worth seeing!
But this makes me think of the "you will own nothing and be happy" crap. But he does make many strong points, we are after all headed to a utopian "Absurdistan"
He seems to believe that value can be dematerialized.
He makes many interesting points, the video is worth seeing!
But this makes me think of the "you will own nothing and be happy" crap. But he does make many strong points, we are after all headed to a utopian "Absurdistan"
He means negating the necessity to require physical property eg we don’t need records or CDs any more as music is digitalised.
precious roar
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True, but vinyl records are still better.
I just read that the gold premium in india and china is rising again.
This guy says Bitcoin is sucking the value out of gold and dematerializes value.
He seems to believe that value can be dematerialized.
He makes many interesting points, the video is worth seeing!
But this makes me think of the "you will own nothing and be happy" crap. But he does make many strong points, we are after all headed to a utopian "Absurdistan"
You're EVIL
I'm blaming you for this round of spending I just went out to a Viscious Sloth
And added to the collection
https://www.discogs.com/user/Spannermonkey/collection
I couldn’t find anyone jogging with a record player, had to make do with a ghetto blaster.
TreasureHunter
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The guy above is referring to the digitization of assets, value as well.
He believes that gold will have less significance, because of the new crypto phenomenon.
This makes me think of that "you will own nothing and be happy".
It is disgusting to see how Kiyosaki flipped and became a Bitcoin-fan. He was pumping silver and gold like a permabull.
Hypocrite.
Talentless Max Keiser's oligophrenic outbursts are also promoting Bitcoin.
I am more inclined towards believing it is a tulip mania-rather. But it could become a secondary currency if some countries actively accept and promote it (like El Salvador)
and if the global economy keeps slumping downwards.
He believes that gold will have less significance, because of the new crypto phenomenon.
This makes me think of that "you will own nothing and be happy".
It is disgusting to see how Kiyosaki flipped and became a Bitcoin-fan. He was pumping silver and gold like a permabull.
Hypocrite.
Talentless Max Keiser's oligophrenic outbursts are also promoting Bitcoin.
I am more inclined towards believing it is a tulip mania-rather. But it could become a secondary currency if some countries actively accept and promote it (like El Salvador)
and if the global economy keeps slumping downwards.
Saylor argues digital assets have a host of advantages over physical and it’s been an evolutionary process.
Value is subjective. That’s why some people prefer LPs over CDs.
TreasureHunter
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Progressive credentialism - everyone is doing it and it is an infinite rat race against a competition that is actually doing the same thing.
Credentials, diplomas, degrees, certifications one on top of each other.
This actually destroys the workforce (and takes away a lot of precious time from our lives).
Credentials, diplomas, degrees, certifications one on top of each other.
This actually destroys the workforce (and takes away a lot of precious time from our lives).
RE: Saylor, we've discussed this elsewhere https://www.silverstackers.com/foru...e-future-of-monetization.101206/#post-1210712.
But what Saylor is saying is that BTC is the ultimate asset because it's not physical.
But what Saylor is saying is that BTC is the ultimate asset because it's not physical.