We currently have the "Golden Cross" on a 2-day chart (MA50 crosses with 200), which has only happened 3 times so far and has always been a sign to a massive bull run. But I just keep thinking, that if you throw a coin three times and you got the head, it is mathematically very doubtful that you would also throw it for the fourth time in a row. https://bitcoinist.com/this-historically-accurate-bitcoin-bullish-indicator-flashes-again/Additionally, we have just broken strong support that has shaped and maintained BTC's upward trend in the past few months, which may indicate a strong correction that is currently ahead of us. Tough times for traders coming.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0gQSFIa90g&t=1440sI haven't seen so many contradictory signals in BTC for a long time  The last line of defense is actual support at 8600$ (green arrow at the screen above), once broken there will be no doubt we are going down. I hope something totally opposite happens, fingers crossed. Doubt is a human emotion. Your coin in the example has the same probability of being heads as it does being tails every time it is tossed regardless of any number of previous tosses. Much like honey badger Bitcoin, neither that coin nor the math behind it gives a fuck. (Especially regarding your doubt) Edit: my bad. Animals other than humans can also have doubt. (Except the honey badger which is immune to doubt) |
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Now that we know that masks are dangerous, what are we going to do about it? Here's what.
1. Get the written order from the mayor or the governor, which requires you to wear a mask;
2. Send the governor/mayor an invoice to the tune of $250,000 (plus 6% per month on the unpaid balance, plus court and other costs for collecting if necessary, and it goes to $1,000 per hour additional over 90 days in arrears... the 6% interest still included) so that he/she won't be in violation of his/her Oath of Office against the 13th Amendment, no involuntary servitude;
3. Include in the invoice that you had not been given the choice to volunteer out from under the order.
CONFIRMED! The Absolute SCIENCE Behind MASKS And The PROOF THAT THEY DON'T WORK with Denis RancoWearing a mask may soon be mandatory depending on where you live and this is causing a debate about whether or not masks are actually effective when it comes to protecting your health during a pandemic. Multiple studies have now concluded that masks are not only ineffective but they in fact offer a disadvantage to those who choose to wear them. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth speaks with Denis Rancourt a PHD and former professor of physics at the University of Ottawa about a paper he wrote titled "Masks Don't Work: A Review of Science Relevant to COVID-19 Social Policy" to discuss the science behind masks, why they don't work and how society should handle this highly contentious issue moving forward. CONFIRMED! The Absolute SCIENCE Behind MASKS And The PROOF THAT THEY DON’T WORK with Denis Rancourt!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKHq1ixEYhQ Confirmed?! We're going to see mask-burning demonstrations before this is over but I would not put all of my eggs into the basket woven by one obscure individual. Granted, with a PhD in his background, he can probably weave an elaborate basket. Rather than some Joe Who from Canada that can't hold his tenure, let's hear from a scientist in China on the front lines of Covid-19 who has a Ph.D. in biochemistry from Oxford and post-doctorate studies at Oxford and Harvard universities specializing in immunology and virology. Now what? Where in the world have you been hiding? https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq6oOuhSx7ESreh6m9LGy6Q/videoshttps://www.youtube.com/user/TonyRobbinsLive/videosLoads of videos with similar talk from loads of science professionals, etc. I guess I've been working. I never did get to do that "work from home" thing though I'm not complaining - many lost their jobs. Seems like I'm about to go down the rabbit hole now! Wish me luck. |
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Now that we know that masks are dangerous, what are we going to do about it? Here's what.
1. Get the written order from the mayor or the governor, which requires you to wear a mask;
2. Send the governor/mayor an invoice to the tune of $250,000 (plus 6% per month on the unpaid balance, plus court and other costs for collecting if necessary, and it goes to $1,000 per hour additional over 90 days in arrears... the 6% interest still included) so that he/she won't be in violation of his/her Oath of Office against the 13th Amendment, no involuntary servitude;
3. Include in the invoice that you had not been given the choice to volunteer out from under the order.
CONFIRMED! The Absolute SCIENCE Behind MASKS And The PROOF THAT THEY DON'T WORK with Denis RancoWearing a mask may soon be mandatory depending on where you live and this is causing a debate about whether or not masks are actually effective when it comes to protecting your health during a pandemic. Multiple studies have now concluded that masks are not only ineffective but they in fact offer a disadvantage to those who choose to wear them. In this video Dan Dicks of Press For Truth speaks with Denis Rancourt a PHD and former professor of physics at the University of Ottawa about a paper he wrote titled "Masks Don't Work: A Review of Science Relevant to COVID-19 Social Policy" to discuss the science behind masks, why they don't work and how society should handle this highly contentious issue moving forward. CONFIRMED! The Absolute SCIENCE Behind MASKS And The PROOF THAT THEY DON’T WORK with Denis Rancourt!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKHq1ixEYhQ Confirmed?! We're going to see mask-burning demonstrations before this is over but I would not put all of my eggs into the basket woven by one obscure individual. Granted, with a PhD in his background, he can probably weave an elaborate basket. Rather than some Joe Who from Canada that can't hold his tenure, let's hear from a scientist in China on the front lines of Covid-19 who has a Ph.D. in biochemistry from Oxford and post-doctorate studies at Oxford and Harvard universities specializing in immunology and virology. Now what? |
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Brand new iPhone for half the retail price. No pictures, no escrow, contact via telegram. What could possibly go wrong.
I wouldn't be surprised if they're using stolen credit card data to place orders somewhere and have them delivered at the buyer's address. When something sounds too good to be true it usually is. That would be much worse than ending up with an over-priced Goophone. |
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edit: Why isn't Vitale maintaining 6 feet of distance between himself and the students? That's unsafe.
Right to travel. If the parents don't refuse freedom of travel for their kids, the kids have the right. Flows of the 1st Amendment. Besides, it's not unsafe. Or prove it. I only bring up the point because this measure (like mask-wearing) is intended to prevent the spread of the novel corona virus. They're seemingly oblivious to the distancing but they've really latched onto the mask like a pitbull. Apparently, even something as simple as hand washing is lost on them as well since Ohio rep Vitale places the the same gas detection meter on the mouths of 3 different children students in quick succession handling it himself in between each without washing a hand, cleaning the device or batting an eye... not a good idea with respect to disease transmission. Never mind corona virus but a host of other diseases! Poor kids students. So having dispatched every other preventative measure using the scientific method (I'm assuming here), they are poised to refute mask-wearing buy demonstrating that the mask is deadlier than covid-19. It would be so much better had they just said " Fuck you! I wont do what you tell me!" but not in front of the kids students. I could respect that. You are turning this into a breakup-of-America thing. Don't you realize how many kisses go between people all the time? And that is just here in America. What about the French and Italians who kiss each other on the cheek as a greeting? What you are really saying is that all these trillions of kisses year after year have nullified all kinds of diseases. It's common herd immunity. Now the professionals are telling us to stop the herd immunity in favor of something that has never been tested except locally and temporarily... masks and distancing. Don't you see? The guys at the top want us to lose our natural herd immunity, so that they can make us pay for their herd immunity that goes on and on to destroy the immune system. And the jokers in government innocently (or not so innocently) listen to them. I have no desire to turn this into a breakup-of-America thing as I have family there on both sides of the political spectrum. Vitale happens to be R but I'm sure there are D's against wearing a mask as well. I'm pretty sure the resistance to wearing a mask is much more deeply rooted in psychology than in politics. People are afraid they are losing their freedoms. You have to be really careful with that cheek-kissing thing. It's generally right cheek first but not in Italy; they go left first! Guess what happens when one person isn't from Italy...yep! Right on the lips. Then you've got problems. Those Italians! Anything for a kiss. Most of the time, you don't actually kiss the cheeks - you just make kissy noises while touching cheeks together. We do this in Romania as well. No saliva is exchanged but no 6 feet two meters between us either. I don't believe a few months of mask wearing is going to have an impact on herd immunity. Caution is needed until we understand this virus a little better. While they are working on a vaccine, scientist are still not certain a vaccine will be effective for this particular virus. Studies are showing that antibodies are not present shortly after recovery. Maybe next month we'll be having covid parties for herd immunity - based on the latest scientific findings of course. I'm going to have to look into this purchased immunity. There are many people who would sell their mother to make a buck and we certainly have a good number of corrupt politicians everywhere. |
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Brand new iPhone for half the retail price. No pictures, no escrow, contact via telegram. What could possibly go wrong.
Escrow accept Why photos if they are new? Or you did not see the box from the iphone, I will provide all the evidence to the real buyer You can't even get a used iPhone 11 for the price you are asking so skepticism is understandable. Why can't you post an image? If you don't have a camera, just open one of your brand new iphone 11s and snap a few pics. You can still sell an open box iPhone 11 for way more than your asking price for a sealed brand new iPhone 11. I know, unfuckingbelievable right?! I would love to buy one of your iPhone 11s for 470 bucks but I fear I might end up with an over-priced Goophone. |
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edit: Why isn't Vitale maintaining 6 feet of distance between himself and the students? That's unsafe.
Right to travel. If the parents don't refuse freedom of travel for their kids, the kids have the right. Flows of the 1st Amendment. Besides, it's not unsafe. Or prove it. I only bring up the point because this measure (like mask-wearing) is intended to prevent the spread of the novel corona virus. They're seemingly oblivious to the distancing but they've really latched onto the mask like a pitbull. Apparently, even something as simple as hand washing is lost on them as well since Ohio rep Vitale places the the same gas detection meter on the mouths of 3 different children students in quick succession handling it himself in between each without washing a hand, cleaning the device or batting an eye... not a good idea with respect to disease transmission. Never mind corona virus but a host of other diseases! Poor kids students. So having dispatched every other preventative measure using the scientific method (I'm assuming here), they are poised to refute mask-wearing buy demonstrating that the mask is deadlier than covid-19. It would be so much better had they just said " Fuck you! I wont do what you tell me!" but not in front of the kids students. I could respect that. |
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I found a study from 2005 on the effects of wearing N95 and surgical masks. The year is important because the study would be unaffected by the current political climate surrounding the use of masks. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7087880/TL;DR "Therefore, it can be concluded that N95 and surgical facemasks can induce significantly different temperatures and humidity in the microclimates of facemasks, which have profound influences on heart rate and thermal stress and subjective perception of discomfort." |
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Exhaled air is already in the "danger zone" - it has nothing to do with the mask. You do have a reasonable argument to question the accuracy of the exact readings, however it is a fact that masks inhibit airflow and trap CO2. The only real question is how much. Would you agree a finger type oximeter would be a more accurate measure of the effect? Here's what I would argue if I were on the masktard side: The volume within the mask is a fraction of the likely total breath intake volume thus, even with 100% 'scavenging' of the recycled air within the mask, the dilution with full oxygen air which is breathed in through the mask make it 'safe'. I've yet to hear a masktard make that argument. It's probably way to technical for them...especially since they are oxygen deficient. They have a leg up in that anything they argue which is pro-establishment is automatically credible. No need to bother with pesky (and 'hard') issues like mathematics, engineering, logic, etc. I wore a mask for the first time the other day. I took rapid, giant breaths to compensate. Worked okay, but it was a bit harder than normal breathing. I wore a mask yesterday and today in temperatures around 95 °F and it was very uncomfortable. I found myself pressing my lips into the mask to get a nice "fresh" breath of air more than once and I too take deeper breaths than normal. Under normal circumstances, I don't even think about my breaths so there's certainly a difference. I would love to see some results using the finger type oximeter that TECSHARE mentioned. |
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Exhaled air is already in the "danger zone" - it has nothing to do with the mask. You do have a reasonable argument to question the accuracy of the exact readings, however it is a fact that masks inhibit airflow and trap CO2. The only real question is how much. Would you agree a finger type oximeter would be a more accurate measure of the effect? I agree that the mask will trap a small amount of the exhaled air which will be breathed in again and yes, I think measuring blood oxygen levels would be a more reliable experiment. |
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I use gas detection devices on a regular basis. While we use a calibration gas to set up the device and test it for accuracy, we often field test the device's alarm response by breathing into it. With normally functioning lungs, the exhaled air should have only around 18% O2 and CO2 levels around 4% of the total volume. If they were detecting 20.9% O2 levels behind the mask, that would be cause for concern. Whether intentional or unintentional what they are doing in these videos is very misleading.
edit: Why isn't Vitale maintaining 6 feet of distance between himself and the students? That's unsafe. Why is it misleading? Exhaled air is already in the "danger zone" - it has nothing to do with the mask. |
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I use gas detection devices on a regular basis. While we use a calibration gas to set up the device and test it for accuracy, we often field test the device's alarm response by breathing into it. With normally functioning lungs, the exhaled air should have only around 18% O2 and CO2 levels around 4% of the total volume. If they were detecting 20.9% O2 levels behind the mask, that would be cause for concern. Whether intentional or unintentional what they are doing in these videos is very misleading.
edit: Why isn't Vitale maintaining 6 feet of distance between himself and the students? That's unsafe.
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Well that was fun, the $9,400 bull trap is finally playing out that I've been banging on about for the past week  Now to see which pattern plays out... not long to go now I don't think, about 10 days max by my estimates: Something's gotta give soon, the lower the volatility gets, the larger the break-out is the likelihood:  Good call.  Now, when moon?! August 12th we will begin the trajectory to the moon. Don't ask me from what price, could be anywhere between $6-12K at this rate. Alright. Continuing hodl pattern around earth. |
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Well that was fun, the $9,400 bull trap is finally playing out that I've been banging on about for the past week Now to see which pattern plays out... not long to go now I don't think, about 10 days max by my estimates: Something's gotta give soon, the lower the volatility gets, the larger the break-out is the likelihood: Good call. Now, when moon?! |
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Good morning Bitcoinland. Still sideways... currently $9286USD/$12603CAD (Bitcoinaverage). Borrrrrrring. C'mon Bitcoin, let's rise up. all we have to do is stop testing for this to go away.
Everybody knows it's just a scam fabricated by the MSM to scare people into giving their hard-earned money to greedy doctors and transnational mask manufacturing corporations. Not to mention those greedy microbreweries who converted their production from shitty tasting beer to shitty tasting hand sanitizer. |
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Jesus Christ. Over 1,100 COVID19 infections today in Dallas County alone, crushing previous records.
This is getting real bad, folks.
You should know they changed the criteria for counting Covid19 cases recently in Texas. It's only as bad as it ever was. Let me find you a relevant link. Edit: http://www.co.ector.tx.us/page/ector.CoronavirusCOVID19Positive cases reported now include confirmed cases + probable cases. |
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You know you are a wo bro when you get 3 merits for
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It's not very often we get to see the Tralfamadorian language used in the forum. Translated roughly into English, it means "Greetings". So it goes. |
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So, in the meantime I thought I would fire up an old bitcoin wallet from 2014 and see just what I was spending coins on.
Some gems include:
Wii U console: .5 bitcoins, $4,600 in today's money
Delivered Pizza including tip: .02btc, $184
Towels for the house: .4 bitcoin, $3680
While it is true I have been able to enjoy these things for the past 6 years, they did wind up costing me a lot. Something to keep in mind if you sell your bitcoins today, in 6 years you might be thinking "I could have bought xxxxx with that money"
I bought a WiiU with cash a few years back... WiiUsed it very little. I wish I had spent that money on Bitcoin! |
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After almost 3 years on these boards, I've never really dared to take the leap to visiting this thread. I'm wondering how much time I'd need to start reading the WO from the very first post all the way to the last one. I'm also wondering if it'd deliver me inner peace or other life-changing insights.
I sense the seducing perfume of a challenge...
I'm of the opinion that this thread would deliver a life-changing insult before a life-changing insight. If you persist, you might get a hat though  |
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Mon père-grand, que vous avez de grandes dents! - C'est pour mieux te manger.
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