I see your form is neat, can you tell me how to complete such a good form?

I have seen Ratimov create such a list before.

Then your problem is the price of btc.
Then I will analyze the price purely from the perspective of this news.
The price of btc is determined by the market’s buying and selling, so the moment the news is born, it will have an impact on market sentiment.
 If it is good news, it may become bad news at the moment when the matter is reached. Instead

This actually doesn't matter. I am also one of uni's users.
Although uni occupies a large market share, it basically has no effect on the degree of centralization of the entire transaction information.
In other words, if uni goes bankrupt, there will be sushi and mdex as replacements

Shitcoin has been popular for a long time, and the core of their propaganda is community autonomy. But I think this is actually another kind of greater fool theory

I did gain a lot of knowledge from mate, the most important thing is that I found a Bitcoin collection.
GETTING STARTED WITH BITCOIN

Now I never participate in airdrops, because many times it is a waste of time. I prefer to spend time on research projects

I have won a lot in airdrops. But now there are fewer and fewer good airdrops.

 Their only purpose is to increase the number of currency holding addresses.

I like these pets. It reminds me of the adventure games I played when I was young. I will learn more about the new project. But it looks like the project is currently being upgraded and cannot be operated

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What's so depressing about that old guy not wanting to retire? is it because;

a) all that working made him lose his personality and he longer knows what to do with all his spare time
OR

b) the fact that he's old and still working

idk why you feel sorry for that old guy he seems to be in a good position in life

It most psychological. Like many things there’s a huge emotional component involved. Personally, I once was so poor that I couldn’t buy shoes and now years later I make 250k+ a year. And let me tell you it is super BIZARRE. Even though it was decades ago my feelings about money were developed when I was so poor that shoes were a luxury item. I currently drive a 20 year old car and my pants are more than a decade old and have holes in them. I have tons of money in the bank but it feels so bizarre to spend it.

I can relate to that guy in the story. It’s mostly about emotions.

I've been married for 14 years... My wife thinks I'm weird cuz I always get up at 5h00 to read for two hours before the day starts... Actually I don't always read.. I just enjoy these two hours alone before she and the kids wake up.. that's the only time alone I can get in my day... And I really like it.. But I'm starting to think it might be weird or a bad sign... Like usually people love to spend time with their families.. Any married people out there with thoughts on this..?

Edit: THANK you for all the awards I really appreciate your feedback and support too !

I was asked to sign a contract that gave the employer full access to my medical records (it was supposedly for drug testing, but worded badly) I signed every other page, and got the job.

Would’ve been very interesting if they felt like drug testing me, and they weren’t able to...

Same and I love it. I work 24 hrs shifts which involve sleeping in the house. I usually get woken up at 5am by a guy singing hallelujah at the top of his lungs. By 7 hes excitedly telling me that the sun is coming out like it's the first time hes ever seen it (hes in his 70s). Someone might throw a mug at me but every bit of challenging behaviour is worth it for the times I make them smile or laugh or push themselves to do something new. The downside is about half my day is taken up with paperwork or talking on the phone to various professionals trying to get them better support.

I joined the app Hello Talk. It’s a way to chat with people and learn a new language. I really like it for three main reasons:

I want to learn French, so I’m staying sharp by learning a new skill

I’m lonely AF and it’s fun to talk to people

It’s a way to practice social skills with new people (you can send voice notes and things like that)

You should try it! Vous devriez l'essayer!

Also (unrelated to HelloTalk but helpful for staying sharp) - I try to walk every day and either call someone or listen to a podcast.

Here is what I have been doing and how it's going:

- Chess - I always knew how to play, but challenged myself to really learn the game and get "good". I have a friend who I used to think was unbeatable. I've beat him twice now!

- Woodworking - not traditionally an intellectual pursuit, but you develop skills and craft something cool. I started making a board game in December and I'm about halfway done.

- Learn the ukulele - I am a cheap ass so I've been looking at and pricing out ukuleles for months now. I finally bought one and will do my first lesson tonight.

- Listen to podcasts - History, politics, current events, daily news. I've learned so many cool things this past year. Also, you can listen and learn while you are doing chores around the house.

- Exercise - I lift weights and go out mountain biking frequently. For me, this is the easiest way to get out of a moody brain fog.

- Reading - I've read 2 books so far this year in 2021. Last year I read 3/4 of a book.

I was a certified optician and ran a lens lab for Pearle Vision in the early 2000's.

Our most expensive frames, excluding the weird Armani shit we carried, cost us $20-$30 per frame. They sold for $200-$400 depending. Our cheapest frames cost us $2-3 each, and none sold for less $50.

The lenses, that's a lot of markup. I started in a brand new store, and we had a brand new lab full of Essilor hardware. Latest and greatest at the time. Standard lenses, nothing special just the standard CR32 plastic in a typical prescription? They cost $2 or so and we charged $40 each. So a "basic" pair of glasses cost us $8 in materials and was sold for $130.

The worst markup was on the high end lenses. At Pearle (at that time) the top end were the MTPROA lenses. Micro-thin polycarbonate aspheric lenses with anti-scratch and anti-reflective coating.

Basically, if you have a strong prescription (+- ~3 or so) aspheric can make a much thinner and lighter lens that can give you the same vision a thicker traditional lens does. Add in anti-scratch ($) anti-reflective ($) and the cost of the lenses alone were around $400 for the customer. Pearle Vision's cost for the lense blanks? $23.

The entire cost of the Essilor equipment in the lens lab at my location was only ~$250000, and we regularly sold $800+ glasses.

And, the part that I really hate, Mainecare (Maine medicare) at the time wouldn't provide coverage for anti-scratch coating (it was technically an "upgrade"). We couldn't buy lense blanks that didn't have it. My instructions were to strip the anti-scratch coating when making lenses for Mainecare clients. I ran the lab. Guess what I never did.

I used to work for a huge technology and engineering firm that was installing security systems for a new stadium. The deadlines for everything were written into the contract such that there were considerable penalties for not delivering portions of the scope on time. We were notified that we were in default of the contract for not installing the parapet cameras on the high perimeter of the stadium.

Our excuse was pretty solid: They had not finished building the stadium. There was no "top" of the stadium yet to mount anything on. It was fucking air.

We had to defend that for a few weeks before they backed off.

I will insist on jogging for one to two hours every day, although I don’t know if this works, but it will refresh me

I'm not 30+ yet (28), but I've had good luck with just dating. We're all pretty lonely and if you go into the first date with the attitude to find a friend rather than a life-long companion, you'll usually have some pretty good luck.