Horse sushi was interesting. The meat part was nice, the fat wasn't my thing. Raw chicken was surprisingly good too. And tuna with raw egg yolk. Was grossed out at first then got addicted to the latter.

Not sure I could get into all those grilled intestines though.

I used to hate fat and always cut it off everywhere. But that was until I found out that fat isn't supposed to be a chewy rubbery piece of shit and can be juicy and tender.

Better. There are places for soft bacon. Especially when they're thick chunks in a strong broth.

Bacon strips however must be crispy.

People like you are why I quit Economics and left for places with substance. I can't thank you enough.

You might want to be very very careful with your assertion if all you can and feel like doing is throwing around personal attacks.

We joke about "economics backgrounds" in the same manner you just did by the way.

Economics is one of the biggest Dunning Kruger circle jerks humanity has brought forth so far. Your Nobel prizes are sub-sections of individual questions in multi-question weekly undergraduate assignments in real sciences.


Of course there are some, very few, Economists that are worth their salt. But they're so rare that they might as well be unicorns.

This hinges on the premise that the lack in demand through buy-backs would not lead to an increased demand due to the lower prices.

Article sounds like FUD aimed to further stress that "the stock market is due for a correction".

Wonder how much of this apparent incompetence in "research" and reporting is coordinated.

Won't somebody please think of the poles?!

"Bitcoin rival" what a joke.

I'm exaggerating a little of course. But $1m used to be "retire money". Now it's at best "you better watch out and don't become complacent" money in many places.


Of course one shouldn't forget the standards of living. Even in a "shithole" the food is worlds better than what kings used to dine on. I wouldn't want to live in any time preceding ours, regardless of money or status.

You are missing a number of factors. There will be the first trillionaire not too long from now. The global population is steadily increasing. Global economy growing. Inflation isn't going to stop anytime soon. To name a few.

It's a given that the number of millionaires will grow by an order of magnitude within our lifetime. Heck, what even is a million these days? Unless you move to a shithole, or resign to a very modest life you won't really be getting anywhere.


How much of that money will land in Bitcoin is another story. But "too many millionaires" is not an argument against it. I don't see multi-million BTC as implausible in 2030-2050 and certainly not beyond.



Sneaky sneaky.

I'm between LFC and you on this one. When I was depressed I'd very much prefer being alone. But when people appeared around me they wouldn't be able to tell.

Although I'm not sure if the situation would change if I was forced to be around people constantly with no means of retreat.

Doubt it. I've been wanting a fast forward button for a while.

Although it's probably best that we don't have one, at least for as long as our life spans are limited.

Just imagine a bunch of people racing towards the end.

You can actually "reprogram" yourself in away you want. It takes forever and it sounds cliche and feels retarded, but it works.

Brain constantly creates random thoughts based on your past, it's up to you to choose which you focus on or if you want to add others. What you focus on becomes a feedback loop that eventually turns "real".

I think the basic mechanism is the brain not wanting to do anything new actively, since that's expensive. To combat that it'll try to tell you that you "can't do it", "it's stupid", "pointless", "cringe", whatever it can throw at you so it can just keep the same old program on repeat.

Possibly also why people sometimes have to hit rock bottom only to then miraculously change.

Or why people believe that hyperwaves apply to everything because they already worked in the past.


Also, I'm not sure if depression is actually bad. It might be a mechanism that is supposed to get us to stop doing what isn't working and seek out new solutions.


Just random SOMA that may or may not be accurate. If I had to bet on it I would say it is to some degree, but I'm no neuroperson so I don't really know either way.


Anyway, best wishes.

$1 Trillion market cap is like $70k per coin or something, too lazy to get the exact number.

More like a given, at least if we go by maximum to date.

We have other retards as "leaders", not like those sock puppets matter. And I'd take Trump over 25-30% the income any day of the week. Not even a decade of that and you can retire in some cheap country off of the difference alone.

And as far as guns go, people are getting stabbed and shot left and right in the UK. Which begs the question.

You pay indirectly by just living in Europe.

I've been browsing jobs out of pure boredom and possibly a tiny bit of FOMO. And for the exact same position I would earn around four times as much in the US in gross salary. With net salary the gap widens even further, in favour of the US.
Even if I'd take a $1000 per month health care plan I'd still come out more than 3.5x ahead in the US. Down to 2.5~3x if I picked an apartment close to the company in a place like California. This number at least doubles to triples further for countries that are not the UK, Germany, France etc.

It's no wonder that Europe lags behind in every regard when it punishes entrepreneurs and employees so hard for ambition that the only sensible financial move to make is leaving Europe to its demise. Good thing for Europe that most scientists don't care about their real value and work for slave wages that don't match their skill, otherwise there would be nothing left here.

Nice. Needs more merit.


Also, lol at Craig and the copyright office. Life's good.

The titanic sank.

I haven't tried any of those yet.

Way too late, but bourbons are generally milder and sweet.