Easy to say that with a lot of money you can help other people but according to statistics, the wealthier you become the less you become a charitable person. I do agree, talking to someone can make their day but you don't know that and we have an ingrained mentality of minding our own business so I don't think that it will be that easy to do too.

They don't have to change anything, they know how this thing works and only avid fans will be able to tell the difference in the cheering and they know that there is only a few people that have that keen insight so they don't have to spend a lot of time perfecting the fake crowd cheer.

We can say that and it doesn't matter to those who win because that will not be the first thing that will come to their mind when they have that much money, splurging and satisfying your long time desires is going to take the wheel and make you spend a lot of money in that. I mean, most lottery players do not know the concept of investing and such, that is why they are relying on the lottery to make a fast money even though the chances to win is slim to none.

They need to hype the game for the television audience so the viewership goes up and they can earn money, you don't want to be sitting on your home cheering for your team alone, the sound reinforces the idea that you are not alone in the cheering of your team which is a good psychological trick to make people stay on the program, imagine a sitcom that you are the only one laughing, I guess you could say that it is a little boring.

For me the right time to gamble on football is when you know the basics of the game because AFAIK, red cards can do something in the bet. You also have to know the teams that are playing because it is crucial to know which teams to bet on depending on their performance. We also have to remember that we have the money to spare to bet on this things because there might be some things that you need to prioritize before your gambling habits.

Fate by definition is the development of events beyond a person's control, regarded as determined by a supernatural power. So saying that fate is base on our action is not true because we don't have control over it as the definition says so, I do agree with you about blaming ourselves for our actions because I have heard of the excuses which do not take responsibility and I am tired of hearing that.

I would lean on lack of control instead of fate because people who blames the things we can't see is not a sign of a responsible human being, I mean if it were fate, then that means that there was no other way for you to stop gambling because your actions were already set and you can't do anything about it which is pretty shitty reason for you to become an addict. Imagine hearing a gambling addict or any addict for that matter, "It's fate that I can't stop what I'm doing", you would think that they are going crazy. This is the same as luck, there is no luck in gambling, it was all just probability and chances, you just happen to be in the right place.

That would be the best case for the team, get everyone in line and have them each investigated as to who participated in the scheme. People that are involved in this kind of scandal often get only a slap of the wrist for punishment, maybe a ban for a year or two but there isn't anyone that is going to jail, this businesses will negotiate for the player to not be jailed as they can still play and they can still be a pawn. Corruption runs deep in sports, and if it wasn't then a lot of dopers and throwers have been jailed.

Can you provide the link of the "Nitrogen Sports" that you are playing in OP? You might be playing in a scam website and they are really good clones of the website if you don't know their real website name. It is a pretty strange for a website to ask for some sort of deposit before you even want to gamble, shouldn't there be some bonuses for new players? I wouldn't risk giving what they are asking OP, that is a lot of money.

For now we have to rely on this one but maybe someday we can see a major that is focused on cryptocurrency but right now, we lack the resources to provide an efficient teaching about cryptocurrency. Based on my experience in college, I think that the closest there is to cryptocurrency related topics is in the Business and Economics based courses, I might be wrong but you can check it out.

Not believing that satoshi is dead is in some way predicting but you are right about this post being hilarious, if it was Steve Jobs that was behind the identity of satoshi, I think that we should've known about it by now because dead people can't keep secrets forever. And to answer OP about him/her being crazy, I think that you are clearly one but you don't deserve to be in a loony bin, just your typical "your crazy because what you are saying is ridiculous" type of crazy.

This could be a really good heist film idea to be honest, just change some nooks and crannies and you can get a good heist film out of this incident. It is pretty bad that the thieves got away with it but I don't think that it will be for far too long because $36 million worth of copper is not something you can easily clean so you can sell it without a hitch, and not to mention that they don't have a lot of ways to hide this kind of thing because any smelting process involving this is going to raise some flags.

Even if the government do track your transactions with your bank, I think that there should be some kind of amount that you are going to reach before you can get flagged so if most transactions that you have are around the 3 digit in USD, I don't think that it won't raise some flags. I do agree P2P is the best but I think that the safety issue of dealing with stranger can be alleviated if you have some companion in the transaction and you do the transaction in a public place.

Why do you ask these question in the first place? Do you plan to buy the artwork and negotiate it at lower prices by reasoning that you don't own anything physically. The answer to your question is simple, owning the NFT is like basically owning a website, you know that you can't hold it physically but you know that you are the owner of it, and you mentioned that there is a token as proof, isn't that enough proof that they own something?

The government can actually do a lot to break down this monopolistic power, they just don't care because there are chosen individuals on the seat that benefits from this monopolies or in other words are supported by these big tech companies, creating a better product doesn't necessarily mean that that company is going to be challenged because they can sabotage and they can overpower them when it comes to public relations considering that the competition is a fairly small company.

We need more than just them being in competition with each other, they need to be taxed a lot and there should be no way that they are going to write it off no matter what, we have to hit their money because they take all of it and they do not give back to community, what we need is another kind of Teddy Roosevelt type of President that breaks off monopolies but this time big tech companies.

They have a lot of money and most people that has a lot of money needs something to spend it on, there is a reason why there are art galleries that sell paintings for millions. Maybe in the near future, that can be a possibility but I don't think that there are going to be a lot of buyers at that price point.

NFTs have a unique signature in them so there isn't a possibility of replicating it. If you think that it is replicable then why don't you do it? I mean you have a strong adverb there to support your claim. Let's just accept the fact that it isn't our money and the art was worth that much, it's not our money so why do we have to feel regret about it? You think that it is absurd but here we are in a world where Jackson Pollock painting can fetch you millions, you don't understand how rich people think.

Freelancing websites typically exploit the freelancing industry, they will pay less money because they know that freelancers are going to gobble it up no matter what. I did try some of them but the same as @Strongkored, the earned amount is not equal to the effort that I have put into it.

What I have learned from Elon's influence is that I should follow the crowd because what Elon is going to preach is definitely going to go up, this is an observe phenomenon for a long time and I think that with the current population being fanatics of celebrities, I think that that phenomenon is more evident more than ever. So next time, Elon says that you should buy Doge or Bitcoin or any coin for that matter, buy it even though by the time the tweet was posted, the prices were already climbing, you can still get some money out of it because a hype won't die that easy.