Now if only there was some way to be in charge of your own finances without having to ask permission. Hmmn Makes this seem more plausible Smells almost like the US is preparing to abandon the HMS Petrodollar. I doubt if that is the actual intent behind these actions but it's likely to hasten the need for abandonment by everyone else. C'est la vie. |
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Now if only there was some way to be in charge of your own finances without having to ask permission. Hmmn Makes this seem more plausible |
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If you think the most passionate supporters of bitcoin are doing so because of cultist behavior.. you are a basic bitch.
If you're going to go with the cult propaganda, at least use the one with the more attractive chick.  |
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If you think the most passionate supporters of bitcoin are doing so because of cultist behavior.. you are a basic bitch.
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I think tax is equivalent to rape. Would you let an government employee rape you?
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i just want to say fuck,fuck you garr255!!you are god damn a liar ,screw you!!
I have the same sentiment but wouldn't have been nearly so eloquent. |
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I've got to head out to pick my daughter up from school and will be out for 1/2 hr or so. Hopefully it isn't done by then.
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Just curious, when the price was 0.01 per share M Pakolaj inferred that the value was much higher than that. Do we have an estimation on the final payout price yet?
Tempting to grab up all those shares at below .01 isn't it? The problem is hardly anyone has any trust left whatsoever that a payout will even happen or, if there is, that it will be a very small amount because fees etc.. That's why the shares are still there. |
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http://www.spiegel.de/international/spiegel/controlled-chaos-european-cities-do-away-with-traffic-signs-a-448747.htmlEveryone who bashed this GIF with no second thought or research proved they are completely clueless in life. Removing all traffic laws and signs (except a few like 50 km/h speed limit in towns) made traffic more fluent, safer and faster on average. The Autobahns have significantly fewer accidents NORMALIZED for traffic volume than many other highways. This movement will most likely become more widespread. It goes with the Clarkson quote with spikes in the steering wheel and a few other ideas from behavioural economics: 1. People ignore >70% of traffic signs, and much more in the US where the sign spam is completely out of control. 2. People read recommendations as mandatory a. Lacking speed limits, most people drive at their comfort speed. Speed LIMITS are by definition above the comfort zone of most people; otherwise they are inefficiently low. With speed limits, people drive at speed limits or above (usually) even if that is no longer comfortable for them (i.e. how tired they are). b. When banks recommend a MAXIMUM of ~34% monthly income to go to house mortgage, the vast majority of people take that as default and end up over-extending. In short, if you take the signs away, people drive more carefully and organically, minding their surroundings. This is completely foreign to US drivers due to feelings of entitlement and "being in the right" no matter what the local traffic conditions are. That's also one of the main causes for how many accidents there are on the US highways (mostly, in merging and lane changing). In my home city, in my mostly lawless-driving EU country, people routinely drive at 100+ km/h during the night in cities, even if the speed limit is the classic 50. Almost all accidents happen when drivers were DUI, racing or irresponsible local-mafia brats. Y'all really need to get your head out of the "we need to control you or you would kill eachother" arsehole. I though "antifragile" was trending? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1533248/Is-this-the-end-of-the-road-for-traffic-lights.htmlhttp://www.impactlab.net/2010/10/19/turning-traffic-lights-off-improves-flow-and-safety/ |
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Nice t/a! Highly suggestive of a moon shot! |
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It's 50 dollars, it does not matter which way it goes you will not gain or lose anything.
I'll gain or lose $3 (As of right now i have lost $3) which is a lot to me You are probably one of the last people on earth that should be using bitcoin as a speculative investment. Come back when you have 50$ you can afford to lose. |
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Relax, we're headed up now.
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Ok there we go  |
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close but 435.00 has not been crossed yet.
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OK, now that is ridick |
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We'll first off it's not even guaranteed that the world will adopt any form of crypto but if they do it might be something that is nothing like any of the current 'coins'. It might be non-blockchain-based and use some other technology that we can't even imagine currently.
I can imagine two radical alternatives: cryptocurrencies issued and managed by (1) large private multinational companies or consortia (banks, insurance companies, retailers, google, facebook, ...) or (2) national governments (USAcoin, BitEuro, RussiaCoin, etc.). These cryptos would retain the idea of offline generation of address/key pairs, but junk all the other "features" of bitcoin (anonymity, decentralized management, independence from gov & banks, irrevocability, mining, limited number, deflation, ...). Libertarians would hate them (and would hate (1) too), but for most consumers and retailers they may be even better than bitcoin. a centralised crypto is not an alternative to a decentralised crypto. this is what makes bitcoin revolutuionary. centralised cryptos are nothing new. the world does need a decentralised crypto. we have no superior alternative yet to bitcoin. |
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So here is your last chance to get coins for <500.00
You will never see bitcoin prices much lower than this again. It might go slightly lower and may even retest the last low at around 350.00 but this is buy zone if you haven't already. You can quote me on this and thank me later when we are at 10,000 plus in a few short months. China is only an excuse and mars can easily be reached without her. Don't believe the hype.
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