Somehow migrants who stormed the borders in Italy, Turkey, Hungary, Greece and many other European countries were not jailed or even detained.
Laws work only to the point when enough people start to break them.

Yes, listen to the man. Wear glasses with your masks!


And if you're 35, not over and not under, you have to decide for yourself if it will be highly unlikely or just unlikely.

In reality, masks protect the people you interact with from being sneezed or spit at and contracting a virus this way. It doesn't protect you if you get in close contact with a sick person The virus will still land on your face and you'll later rub it into your eye, scratch yourself and get it under the fingernails, get it on your colar or scarf and later onto your lips.
I'd simply avoid large masses if there were a lot of infections in my area. People in Asia travel by packed underground trains a lot and this is probably the easiest way to catch a few germs.

I've seen those special UV lamps in hospitals. They are fit into normal ceiling lamp holders and there's a switch in every corridor that allows them to disinfect the area. The lamps are very powerful, so the switches require a key and the area has to be cleared before you can turn them on. Your normal UV lights (the ones used to check cash) won't work.
If itt really survives only 1 hour in hot areas this would answer the the guy who said that there's almost no cases among black people so they have to be immune.

No, but altcoins that are clones of Bitcoin are. IMO the only thing they're doing is stealing some value from the original coin. People who invest in BSV and similar coins are doing it because they think it's Bitcoin, but cheaper, or believe that CSW is telling the truth. Do you see the paradox in this? They believe someone who was caught lying a number of times is actually telling the truth about being Satoshi. Compared to these coins BTC is the real king and it will one day swallow the value of some of those altcoins. You can believe in a lie for a whiole, but sooner or later the truth comes to the surface.

Of course it needs that. First and foremost Bitcoin requires adoption and it doesn't matter what kind of adoption it will be. It can be a porn site or a chain of brothels.
You have to realize that in all those places people are already paying with fiat money and every fiat payment is like signing a bill with your name and address. We need more anonymous ways of paying and I'm not saing untraceable. We need ways that won't sign our name on the bill with every payment.

Don't forget afghanistan, and before that they had their hands in every major conflict like the war in Korea, The Gulf War, and so on. They occupied Japan after WW2, they attacked Vietnam, the US is the angriest country in the world. A giant war machine bringing freedom to all, even those who don't want it. Here guys, take our bombs and missiles of freedom... And the Bible, don't forget about The Bible! Freedom and God! 

They should rather change the lights to UV and turn off AC because we know bacteria love AC filters and pipes. This is turning into a mass hysteria like most Chinese people wear face masks, even though they don't help if you're healthy. Only the sick should wear masks.
Also, hand sanitizers won't help if you keep touching things like steering wheels and door knobs. You'd have to keep washing your hands every time you touch a pen in the office or a computer keyboard.

It's interesting how rich guys alwas want more power and turn into centralization and control and when that happens they get a strong response from the community. Jihan did a very similar thing back in the day when he rose to power and it did not end that good for him. Sun has already made a lot of money in this space but inetsad of trying to contribute he's reaching for more control and more centralization.

As for Bitcoin, you cannot buy it. Even if you buy some big exchanges, there will still be some that you won't be able to afford. Even owning all major exchanges won't give you control over Bitcoin. Bitcoin's price is not Bitcoin.

Just as negative news (bans) influence the price, positive ones (ban lift) also do. We could all witness what happened to the price of Bitcoin when China banned it in 2018. The ban in India was much less influential, but still, even 5% raise would be a nice thing. At this point it's hard to find things that don't impact the price of Bitcoin as exchange hacks, ETF denials, bans, stock market crashes, viruses, even tweets by some rich traders can do it.

You're amazed by 5 but not by 23? People can drive a car and drink alcohol in Greece at 18 but they have to wait another 5 years before they can enter a casino? That's ridiculous. They can also marry at 18, but they cannot gamble. So you have a total grown up, 21 year old, who has a wife, a child, a steady job, can legally drink and smoke, but cannot bet a few dollars on a football game or play poker with friends. Who makes these laws?

The beauty of the Internet. You never know if that sexy girl you're talking to isn't really a 50 year old man.
I'd say with all honesty that my level is 0. I gamble occasionally. You really have to invite me to the game to see me play. I don't feel like I have to win something back or prove something to myself or other people and I never lose a lot of money.

IMO each game has its own target audience. Lotteries are popular among people who want to feel some thrill and bet on something, but at the same time don't follow any sports, don't want to go to a casino, and don't play cards. It's also good for those who want to bet very little and have a chance to win a lot. As you probably know the typical bet gives you 2-50% chance of winning, but the win is 2-3 times what you stake. A lottery lures people with a  win of 1000x, but hides the odds from you, so that you may think it's 1% or 0,1%, but in reality it's something like 0,0001%... A total waste of money for those of us who can count.

There's a very easy way of protecting your coins. You just have to make sure your private keys are in your possession and are kept offline. There's a common misconception that when someone loses Bitcoins it's those bitcoins that were hacked. In reality the user was hacked, or the exchange he was using was hacked. Bitcoin wasn't hacked and is not going to be hacked, there's no need for us to do anything to protect it. What we should do is protect the devices we use to transact and try not to use centralized exchanges.

The whole industry is undervalued, but there are many instances of overvalued cryptocurrencies that aren't going to bring any positive change or adoption, yet they're taking some of the value that could go into other, much better projects. For instance, if only half of the money currently invested in altcoins with no future went into Bitcoin, it would create a rally that would qyickly escalate and take the whole industry to new highs. IOM, Bitcoin is the most undervalued coin of all and its clones like BCH, BSV, BTG, and so on, are the most overvalued.

Wow 3 million of their hyperinflated fiat money that you need to carry in bags to buy something as trivial as a used car.
Even if he was killed for 10k it would still be such a stupid thing to die for. No money is worth defending with your life and taking someone's life for stupid 10k USD makes me doubt in humanity. You have to be worse than an animal to murder someone for a few dollars.

Actually it's not because of skin colour but the place where the virus appeared. If you put a wolf in a barn full of sheep, the sheep will be the victims. If you put the same wolf in a coop, you'll have dead chickens. It's too early to draw conclusions because the virus is still young and not enough research hes been conducted.
It's interesting though how different races will react because flu isn't a common desease in hot countries. The virus prefers moderately cold climate.

I had my suspicions from the start when I saw the statistics. There are almost no death cases among people below 30 and the virus is quite deadly only to those old and sick, which is completely normal for a common flu, yet the media incite panic by saying that there's no cure and counting deaths. If you put 2000 deaths on paper it looks bad, but if you compare it to the number of people who die from flu every year it's really not much.

Also, there's also no cure for the common flu! You cannot take a pill and get rid of it, just like you cannot get rid of it's corona variant.

No, it's not. What do you mean by mining companies? Bitmain? Mining pools? They do not control Bitcoin. It really deosn't matter who is confirming transactions as long as that entity does not have 51% of the network. Mining is not controlling.

How?

You can Buy Bitcoin with $1 and you can buy it with $1000. Unless you mean that mining is too costly, but why the hell would you want to mine your own coins? Do you also have your own cows and chickens? Do you refine the gasoline your car burns or help print fiat currency that you later spend?

There's actually a lot of trading platforms. What difference does it make how many big players are out there? The world's supply of diamonds is also controlled by just a few individuals. Does it stop people from buying them?


If you don't like it, keep it in your core wallet.

The shortest explanation is: lack of acceptance. Bitcoin can be used without being converted but there's no way to create a food chain that it would follow.
In a normal environment you spend money at a restaurant, the owner pays staff and buys products, the proucts are cooked and served. If any of these points fail and require conversion, we don't have a working chain. At this point, even things that are sold for Bitcoin like hardware wallets and miners are unable to function in a chain.

Never borrow money to gamble! Many people did that and regreted afterwards. It's not even about the trouble you might get into if you borrow from the wrong people, but the pressure you'll find yourself under while playing. It's going to be double the normal because you'll know that you're losing money that you'll have to get back somehow. It's not going to be your average game. You'll be fighting for your life there and gambling should at least give you some pleasure so that when you lose you'lll know that you were ready for it and you did not just lose money, you bought some good time, some entertainment.