That is why we need more academics to conduct studies about this first. We cannot make assumptions based on examples as we are talking about a child's cognitive capacity here. We cannot risk to just push our children to learn something they either have no interest in or are still not capable of completely understanding as it may affect their cognitive and psychological health. A study of what age is suited for this type of discussion and formal education is neeed so we can have a well-based knowledge of what age graph should we focus on. We cannot just dive head first on situations such as this just because there are a number of children showing interest in blockchain, bitcoin and other digital currency, we need to have a basis of just how effective having an actual education and proper discussion about these with children of specific age group. I'm just saying that it is better to be prepared first before we let our desire of sharing what we know to children gets the best of us.

Exactly, it depends on our income and what do we value in life more. Some will choose a property because they already have a stable source of income and only need a channel for an extra one. Some will choose the same but for a completely different reason like choosing education at a later time in their life as they want to focus on investments first and spend the majority of their time there. On the other hand, there are people who will choose education because having a degree is vital to them, especially if it is something their culture holds much importance to. I'm sure others will also choose education for various reasons. Lastly, there will also be individuals who will choose neither and instead focus on finding a job to have a better source of income so that one day they can afford both education and investments.

It's been happening in my country for years now, albeit not as severe or felt as it now after many events that occurred (example: the COVID-19 lockdown) but it always has been present. Low employment has always been a problem in my country despite a big percentage of the population seeking a job, in connection with that food prices and other necessities like utility rates continue to rise. When COVID-19 hit these problems' impact became double and you can actually feel just how much it has affected the country, heck even people who seldomly talks about economy in my area had started having discussion about it due to worry and well mostly complains. Stagflation will probably be a term more talked about in universities in my country soon.

You are right. You have to learn to accept and make changes if you want to grow. No one is able to move forward without actually making the move, meaning no one is able to level up if they only do the same things as we face different things in different stages of life and other factors within like finance. You can't expect the always be on top when the world around you is changing and evolving, if you do that then you better know that soon enough people will see you as a thing of the past, and no opportunities will find value to you. Moreover, if you make mistakes but refuse to acknowledge and change the factors that push you to make these mistakes then there will be no growth, you will be putting yourself in an endless cycle of failure.

Right, with the amount of newcomers on the daily in here, I don't think that people will be comfortable in dealing with relatively unknown people to them even though they are regulars to a board or to a certain topic. Escrows would be needed in such side bets as we call it, and this is to ensure the smoothness of the transactions as well.

So far, the main difference I noticed between the two is that crypto casinos offer fast withdrawals with no added bullshit on transactions. For physical casinos, they will take some time to verify your winnings if you won in a machine that they operate, and it might take a good 5 minutes or sometimes even longer if the winning is too big. I never experienced winning a huge amount in physical casinos, but have been inside one for one too many times that I notice that every time someone wins on a slots machine, it takes the crew some time to congratulate the winner and give the winnings to them.

Pretty sure Verstappen already learned his lesson on the last Singapore GP. He'd take things slow and get the necessary tires before unleashing the fury of his car. One of the reasons he placed badly on Singapore GP last year is because he didn't change tires soon enough, thinking that he can get a comfortable lead before going to the pits. Hopefully that won't happen especially now that rain is forecasted over Singapore.

According sa artcile na shinare ni OP sa Singapore pa lamang ito so for sure if magiging maayos ang feedback sa Grab Singapore baka malagyan na rin tayo dito sa Pinas. Hopefully lang na maayos ang gagawing system ng Grab dito if ganyan ang mangyayare at turuan din nila ang kanilang mga staff maybe by way of seminars para naman knowledgeable din sila talaga in terms of crypto in case may issue at cases na need i-report. Overall maganda ito lalo na satin na may alam na sa crypto since kilala ang Grab sa bansa at halos araw araw ay may gumagamit nito. Sana nga ay magkaroon na rin ang Grab Philippines ng ganito feature pero sa far tignan nalang mun natin pano mangyayare Singapore para may idea na tayo.

Sa totoo lang hindi rin naman kasi tuluyang mawawala yung mga ganyang hackers at pati na rin ang mga nagkalat na scammers ngayon. Tignan nalang naten sa social media, napakaraming posts ang nagrereklamo, nag wawarn, at nag kukwento sa mga karanasan nila sa mga ganyang bagay. Ang magagawa nalang talaga natin ay mag ingat. Most especially dapat may common sense tayo. Kailangan mo muna mag isip kung yung link ba na nasend sayo o nakita mo ay patutunguhan na maganda o feeling mo suspicious na ito, if ganun wag mo na ituloy o di kaya try mo mag search sigurado may nabiktima na dyan at naka post na so at least aware kana. Just think before doing anything online.

First off, I find OP's post very entertaining especially with the choice of words and the wild imagination this post has. Anyway, the choices are basically easy to explain here. The first is a choice that leaves little to no room for freedom but a lot more money (but also every transaction needs payment). The other choice, on the other hand, gives you freedom but not so much with money. Now the answer will be different depending on what is more important for an individual, is it more money or is it freedom? Personally, I'd go for freedom as it gives me more opportunity to do whatever I want hence allowing me to do more transactions that will surely bring more profits to me, and also because I like doing things on my own accord without any restrictions blocking me.

I have never been hacked or scammed before so of course I can't 100% say I know how frustrating it must feel. However, just the idea of losing hard-earned money that you are hoping to invest and make a profit from surely is a terrible circumstance that no one wants to be in. If I am put in such a situation and I know that Bitcoin investment will still give me a good channel to earn profit then I'd probably still buy Bitcoins, but I also need to ensure that I have learned from what had happened and secure my wallet more. For example, if I know that my wallet security isn't the best then I'll do proper research on how to secure it better, I will also ensure that I am not downloading anything that is giving me access to hackers to get my money. Essentially, the only advice to give from people who have experienced such a thing is to learn from their mistakes and do something about it.

I agree with you. Just like in Monopoly, if you have a small amount of money in your hand it is better to buy one property and focus your investment there like building a house and collecting money from there every time a player lands on that property of yours than buying several properties but only getting little profit and risking to have a small amount of money in your hand as you play and then ultimately losing once you land on your opponents' property. Essentially, the point is if you have a small capital you have to be smart about it and let it grow first with a single investment or business before you venture out.

I agree with you. Besides even in gambling gamblers still use critical thinking and skills to ensure that they win as much as possible or not lose as much money as they can to retain their capital. It may be true that there should be luck and some uncontrollable aspects that comes with gambling but it doesn't mean gamblers do not use their mind to bet. In fact, in gambling, before an individual makes a bet they have to analyze how big of a percentage their chance of winning can be and when, to whom, and how much they should gamble or bet. These things show just how much control is at present in gambling. The same way as investments should be, thinking both critically and rationally should be present.

Although I agree with some of your points I wouldn't say that education is only a short-term thing. Education is one of the biggest factors that is needed for a lot of things, for example, you need it to have an advantage in finding a good-paying job and earn the trust and respect of the people around you as they know you have the background in education as your pillar for your business (basically it gives them the confidence that you know what you are doing so it makes it easy for them to trust you). Above all, education follows you until you grow old. As cringe as it is, knowledge and education is something that you acquire no one else will be able to take them from you, unless you grow old and start forgetting the thing you learn. Education is a skill you will be able to use to your advantage, always.

I agree as well. Sometimes there are instances that money comes in just a short time of investment and sometimes it will take longer than we planned. There are different types of investments and they also require different amounts of effort, time, and capital. These different types of investments also cater to different types of investors depending on their goals and what they are willing to bring to the table. Some investments don't suit others while some do to a degree that investors just stick to that investment for a long time with how much it matches them and their planned path. The point is an investor we have to know what kind of investments suits us by knowing how much we can invest, how much time we want before we can see profit, how much effort we can give to take care of that investment as well as how big of a profit we are expecting to meet.

While this is true, I have noticed that there are still a few small sellers that sell their products at a higher price and lower quality compared to the big ones that I usually buy my things from. I really want to help these local sellers around me as I know they need the support and it would also help the community to support each other like that, but seeing as I only just have a strictly allocated budget for the products I purchase it has become such a dilemma for me as I am forced to still buy from big sellers since they fit my budget more and their products meet my standard. Moreover, I find it awkward and difficult to give advice to those smaller local sellers as they feel offended by such a gesture from me. Sometimes, even though we want to help, there are factors that prevent us from doing so.

The guy has an understanding of how a lot of other players play. He knew the dynamics of the game on a very personal level and even though he's not considered an all-star in NBA, he can still carry his own in the big leagues as evidenced by their win and his outstanding performance in the finals. I consider NBA as the toughest basketball league in the world, and FIBA just comes second. So your statement that anyone who has experience in the NBA can perform well enough in FIBA, too. It's just that team play is really the name of the game in FIBA compared to NBA's foul mechanics and banking on superstars.

SGA's game sense and his ability to make plays is really great to watch. He knows what to do inside and on the outside. It's just that Serbia is too much for them to handle. Brooks had the support, but Serbia's tight defense made it too hard for team Canada to score.


I always thought that USA will finish 2nd if not the champions. Also thought that it's a possible Slovenia vs Spain. Germany was never on my radar, but here we are. I'm not surprised that Schröder was the MVP. He played well on the last 2 games leading to the finals. Not as popping as SGA, but still enough to net him the attention of the masses and the officials as well.

People watching you win then asking for hand me downs later on are the worst. There are some who becomes too aggressive on their begging that it becomes downright annoying to see them after the fact. I would never give someone some cash after I win something, simply because they never helped me in getting the money I used to bet.

As for the latter, I don't listen to other people when it comes to the games I bet on. I don't care if I lose, I still enjoyed watching the game with no regrets in the end.

OP, I think you may have mispelled Valorant there.

I might as well transfer to blackjack.fun in the meantime to take advantage of this promotion. Especially now that there are tons of games for CS:GO and Dota 2 in the coming weeks. Is this promotion going to be available to a wider game pool, or will there just be a few games wherein the promotion will be active?