My guess is that most of the legendaries that are no longer active have decided that they have better things to do with their time yeah.
Well if those of us who are left started some interesting discussions, and supported others,thenperhaps we could attract them back. I wonder how many of them still read the boards here .
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Many months ago I hoped to help Bitcoin Talk expand into a discussion forum for Bitcoin, alts and alternative banking around the world. There were problems with those who were in many countries that didn't have English as a first language. I started the fit to talk English project to help them with their English, and to enable them to start interesting international threads about the economies in their countries. It is useful to all of us if such discussions are opened in English on the main boards. The international lockdown scam has made things difficult for many of us, but as summer approaches, and we have learn how to handle the government manipulation of our lives, I feel that I could spend a bit of time helping people to cope with the grand reset that is starting. "Build back better" may be the mantra for the globalists, but I want to keep what is best from the past, and to use the new technologies such as blockchain and possibly 5g to help with this selective preservation. Health, finance, free speech, and the continuing ability to enjoy the pleasures of life are all important.
The three projects I an considering are Fit to Talk English, The Crypto Coin Tree, and mobile IMG. I can use my Bitcoin Patron site to help fund some more professional projects on those sites. What do you guys think, should I make the effort? and will it help Bitcoin Talk?
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How do you know it is safe? It hasn't been around for long enough to be tested adequately/
Why would you want to give it to a healthy person? The virus isn't serious enough to bother anyone that has decent immunity.
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My partner has a 94 year old friend. She is healthy and active, and has an alert mind. She has no health issues other than poor eyesight. Her daughter pushed her into having the Covid vaccine, even though she is self-isolating and gas no symptoms. Within 5 days she has been rushed to hospital with diarrhoea and other medical problems. This is yet another case of the murderous so-called health services that are pushing their poisons to enrich the pharma companies.
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Thank you for posting that - it's something I've been saying for a year or so. I was attacked here for the opinion as well.
Another comment of mine is that Fauci funded the Wuhan laboratory that developed the Covid virus.
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Of course you are correct, but it seems to be public perception that matters these days. For example, Bitcoin is npt a coin, and a bit of it is a Satoshi. Given that nobody owns a million Bitcoin at the moment ( except perhaps the Fed), it's a bit academic, so maybe we should just stick with calling the big bag holders "whales". By your definition, any one who owns a Satoshi would be a bitcoinaire.
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Hodling an asset with a fixed supply increases volatility, it doesn't decrease it.
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I agree with JetCash. I am worried.
I say what I believe, and I research and observe the basis for my beliefs. Welcome to the world of intelligent scepticism.
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I gave 3 boxes of grapes to a friend. I bought them from the supermarket for 9 pence per box - normal price 99p per box.
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Well Bitcoin has the potential to be a currency, but with a 40 to 50 minute confirmation time, and no guarantee based on immediate settlement, I don't believe it will even become a mass payment instrument. I believe it will take its place alongside gold and silver as a store of wealth, and it has many advantages in this role. That will be much better for me as well. I'm not really interested in comparing it with the declining dollar either. In fact I only check price movements and trades against Sterling.
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Well the lockdown is certainly causing economic and mental health problems, and that has nothing to do with the virus - it is a purely political problem. The ramped up fear of a virus infection is causing stress in people, and even suicides. If they made more of the fact that 99% of people being infected recover with few if any symptoms, then that would cut out all those mental health problems. However, it would mean that people would realise that the vaccines were not needed, and the lockdown was merely a tool to enable an economic reset.
Of course I haven't touched on the damage done by the pharmaceuticals used to suppress symptoms, and to reduce the effectiveness of natural immunity.
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My reaction to the word "bitcoinaires" was that iut referred to people with a million Bitcoin. Well I haven't quite made it to that lofty height, but I am a Satoshiaire.
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You are off to a bad start. Before you do anything, you should learn about Bitcoin, and understand why it is such a revolutionary concept.
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I don't mind posting my shoe size, it's a UK size 9. Pretty average really. I'll take a photo of my keys later.
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Many people here will try to "correct" others by posting received wisdom based of flawed propaganda. Simple observation of life around you will debunk the ideas. The use of face masks is one obvious example. It is difficult to know if you should continue to enter into discussions, or to leave the forum to stay in the swamps. I've had a few posts deleted, so I decided to wait until public awareness caught up with reality.
In the meantime, I need to brush up on the current developments in the world of Bitcoin, I've got a bit behind.
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OP, I've given up caring about the DT system since the rotation system started. It used to mean something huge if you were even a DT2 member. Now it's nothing special, really.
I used to think that DT meant delerium tremens, and since the new complex and random trust system has been implemented, I suspect this may still be true.
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Well you can't sell something unless there is a buyer, so I guess you mean what would happen if they offered to sell. Then you have to consider the offer price. They would try to get as much as possible.Bear in mind that most of the large players don't trade on the exchanged, but do their deals privately. This means that mass selling is unlikely to be the problem. A greater problem is the increase in hodling, and this may lead to an increase in volatility.
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He was prescient in warning the world about the Covid pandemic in terms of both a) the likelihood of a viral pandemic, and b) the consequences of our unpreparedness.
Easy to do that if you know about the funding of labs like Wuhan that developed it. The "pandemic" is not about corona viruses which have been around since the 1930s, but about the economic consequences of lockdowns and false information, and the dietary changes that have led to an increase in insulin resistance.
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Bitcoin Talk was created to explore the possibility of changing the banking system, and it has evolved into discussions about economic changes. It is also full of opportunists who have no interest in anything other than easy money, and they dilute and distort the boards. I've been tempted to walk away from the forum on several occasions, but I feel that it is better to stay and open discussions, in the hope that the forum can influence public perceptions of the dramatic changes that are happening at the moment.
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As some of you are aware, I am interested in the Knights Templar, and the way they evolved into the British Empire, and then became an elite globalist power. The current phrase "build back better" seems to have become a mantra for those attending Davros and other power meetings. Mallen Baker discusses excerpts from the Klaus Schwab article " Covid- 19 The great reset" in this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8JVgv2cbKMThe video was posted on you rube on 18th November 2020, bur it does raise some interesting topics for discussion, and, whilst I don't agree with everything, it has clarified a few points for me.
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