I think you could structure a sole proprietorship, but that is when your problems start. In the U.S. I think you will need to get a money transmitter license. It varies state to state, but it can run into the millions of dollars in some states. Its an unholy system to keep the little man out of banking. (you and I are little men). If you could come up with a system that transfers the liability and licensing requirements to another party, then maybe there is a way to get in the revenue stream with limited exposure to regulation.
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Bitcoin's value will be $10000000 by the end of the week! Confirmed. All world countries are switching to bitcoin in the future. Confirmed!!! 99% of people love bitcoin and would do anything to get some. Confirmed!!!!! Hey look we can all make shit up! This is what the OP's statements looks like to me.
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I wonder is our Russian posters are aware that this is not even in the news anymore. I think you're aware that we're able to watch BBC, CNN, FauxNews, et cetera. Of course we know that your people would prefer to see some news about Jastin Bieber. http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hVBzuXCbOxANo one in America cares about these issues, not even a little.
And that's a major reason of all these events. As well as any other proxy war, this one happens due to your silent permission. Congratulations. I'm not commenting on it, I'm just saying that this is not in the news here.
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68.8 percent of American adults are considered to be overweight or obese. So what we are saying is that those who use food stamps are generally thinner than the norm.
obese and overweight are different, of course there are going to be more obese and overweight people if you count them together than just obese people by themselves if that didnt make sense, everyone who is obese is overweight but not every overweight person is obese That is right. Let me correct that to clinical obesity. That comes to 35.7% of Americans. Slightly less than the food stamp sample, but certainly comparable. About the same as the rate for rural Americans, which is 39%.
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1. get source code 2. do a find and replace (bitcoin > newcoin) 3. compile! You are now the creator of newcoin.
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Muslims just need to believe little girls going to school is spreading mischief in the land, whatever that means.
Like most westerners I think girls should be encouraged to go to school. But it is true that these are recent ideas. It was not until the 1930's that American girls went to school in any numbers. And it was not for their career. They were expected to marry, have children, and shut the fuck up.
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What someone in Oman told me. "We pray for the Jihadists, that one day they will convert to Islam."
They are not Jihadist, they are Not Muslim, They are Not Human. Can you Imagine that A man can Kill another Person, On the Basis of His religion? I don't know. They are perhaps more like us than we are comfortable thinking. Many grow up in poverty and corruption. Maybe the only legitimate power they ever knew was the local imam? Those kids are ripe for recruitment by groups who puff them up with delusions of adventure, riches, and respect. That is a powerful message for the disenfranchised. Of course by the time they figure out that they are only killing other Muslims over money, land, oil, and power; its too late. I feel sorry for many of them. But make no mistake, the game is on. They would kill me and if I had to I would drop the hammer and flip their switch just as quick. P.S. Abu Alaa al-Afari may have just been killed in an airstrike.
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What someone in Oman told me. "We pray for the Jihadists, that one day they will convert to Islam."
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Don't you guys know the bitcoin ponzi scheme is collapsing right now?? I sold my coins for 10 dollars before it was too late!
OMG, that's crazy. He was saying this in 2011? At least he got out at $10 and is not "holding the bag".
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@RodeoX: While I can't predict tomorrow's lotto numbers, I can tell you that any financial plan that pivots on buying lottery tickets is doomed to failure, because math & other learnings. ...
We agree there. Gambling is mathematically provably bad as an "investment". It's the casino that wins at gambling. But obviously my point is that no one can predict the future.
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Its sad to see them fail, but many of those were never going to make it anyway. All of them were never going to make it - and then they didn't. Haha, yes. I stand corrected.
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Its sad to see them fail, but many of those were never going to make it anyway. It might be cool to see that list with the reason for failure next to each one. For example Tradehill was a good company which could not find it's way through the regulation. While Silk Road faild because of it's criminal nature.
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68.8 percent of American adults are considered to be overweight or obese. So what we are saying is that those who use food stamps are generally thinner than the norm.
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It is the least important number for me. What is the price? Really its a guess at value, and the price at an exchange reflects an aggregate of peoples perception of value. When we were rallying up to $1000 there was a great deal of speculation that we were about to go way up. But those guesses were wrong. Now we have fallen to a place that, for the moment, seems to support a valuation of $240. That is much more in line with the current use and scale of bitcoin. So if price is a guess, although our best one, why not look at something that is a fact instead?
Far more predictive numbers include: 1. number of venders that accept BTC 2. amount of capitol investment 3. number of markets exploiting BTC potential (online retail, remittance, etc.) 4. number of people and institutions using BTC
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What will tomorrows lotto numbers be? Anyone who can correctly tell me this will have my attention. Anyone else is a guesser. I don't trade on some emotional guess by some anonymous kid. That is not how you win in the stock, bond, real estate, private investment, and bitcoin markets. I look at utility. Is bitcoin the fastest, cheapest, and most secure way to send money anywhere? As long as the answer is yes then this is the infancy of bitcoin. The savings for businesses and individuals is worth trillions of dollars. This also does apply to claims about immanent spikes and charts confidently predicting specific high prices in the future. As unsatisfying as it is, we are just going to have to wait and see what will happen.
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I buy all sorts of stuff. looking for a dishwasher at the moment. My last spend was a tip.
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DOES ALLAH EXIST?
Please Do read this post (GIVE SOME OF YOUR PRECIOUS TIME TO THIS POST)
CONGRATULATING AN ATHEIST
Normally, when I meet an atheist, the first thing...
No. I don't believe in any God. I do like Islamic culture, but even if there were a God I don't think it would want a follower that does not believe.
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neither side has proof of their position. One side claims God exists, but has no proof. the other claims God does not, but has no proof.
Let me stop you there. Before I even read the rest of your post you need to understand something *real* fucking important, something that theists struggle to even acknowledge, which is the fact atheism does not make the claim, "God does not exist". That is an important distinction. I am not interested in disproving the existence of a God, I am interested in the truth. The reason I do not believe in any of the thousands of Gods out there is because none of them rises to the challenge of evidence. If they did I would think differently. And some claims are obviously provably wrong. For example some believe the Earth is 6000 years old. There are hundreds of experiments which can show this to be impossible. It is hard to believe in a super-claim like the existence of a omnipotent being when the supporting claims are so clearly incorrect.
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Interesting stuff guys. We got a little off track from ISIS pedophiles, but interesting. And you gota love Willy & Merle!
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I find it interesting how religious people want to believe that religion is essential and so atheists must also have religion.
That is an interesting notion. Do you think that the reason theists try to fallaciously claim atheism to be equal to a religion because they actually can't understand the concept of moral sentience without religion? Actually, come to think of it, back when I was a fence-sitting agnostic, I actually believed it was impossible to be a genuine atheist, with the associated 'the end is the end of me' acceptance, without losing one's mind. I now know that, actually, once you become an intellectualised atheist, by way of reaching that position through much thought and consideration coupled with objective reasoning and critical thinking, it becomes absolutely natural a concept. I didn't exist before I did and that wasn't a problem, so why would not existing after I do be any different? I think it is more threatening to think that someone does not need religion than it is to think that they don't want religion. If you believe that all morality and goodness comes from a God, then you see someone who is happy, ethical, loved; but without any religion... That could start things crumbling. It is why even obvious facts, like the fact there was no global flood, are defended. If the garden of Eden is provably impossible by DNA analysis then it calls into question the entire Bible. So DNA must be false, or a trick of the devil. Minds are interesting things.
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