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So we are officially over 100k now. Which means the real number is likely a million. And each infected infects another 6 people on average, so we are looking at an additional 6 million who will get sick in the near future. And airports are still open.
No way around it. Everyone will get infected by years end. 2020 is turning out to be a VERY interesting year in a lot of ways.
So we are talking about number of covid infections or the masses who will be influenced by bitcoin through out towards the end of 2020? 
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March 06, 2020, 04:11:40 PM |
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So we are officially over 100k now. Which means the real number is likely a million. And each infected infects another 6 people on average, so we are looking at an additional 6 million who will get sick in the near future. And airports are still open.
No way around it. Everyone will get infected by years end. 2020 is turning out to be a VERY interesting year in a lot of ways.
So we are talking about number of covid infections or the masses who will be influenced by bitcoin through out towards the end of 2020?  Well this is the Corona-chan observer after all, so...
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March 06, 2020, 04:12:40 PM |
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The long awaited collapse looks inevitable. The FED will pull out their last tools in the box but after that they'll need to use their guns.
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So we are officially over 100k now. Which means the real number is likely a million. And each infected infects another 6 people on average, so we are looking at an additional 6 million who will get sick in the near future. And airports are still open.
No way around it. Everyone will get infected by years end. 2020 is turning out to be a VERY interesting year in a lot of ways.
Looking forward to this being a statement about bitcoin price.
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March 06, 2020, 04:16:58 PM |
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Maybe they will start cleaning chips now, those things get disgusting!
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Would you please stop saying Boomers built the internet?
i remember being on the internet when the www was born. i had a dial up shell to a provider with *nix machine next town over. all terminal mode. usenet etc then the web was born before my eyes. that was when you coded your web page in notepad or vi. seems us boomers had a hand in it to me. edit geocities lol edit 2 @lightfoot you mentioned internet, im talking www. just puting in my recollection of the web part for others reading this.. Copy con TED.bat @echo off Echo Ted was my choice for Dos text editing <f6> Time to checkout and touch some nasty casino chips. 
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March 06, 2020, 04:43:13 PM |
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So we are officially over 100k now. Which means the real number is likely a million. And each infected infects another 6 people on average, so we are looking at an additional 6 million who will get sick in the near future. And airports are still open.
No way around it. Everyone will get infected by years end. 2020 is turning out to be a VERY interesting year in a lot of ways.
Looking forward to this being a statement about bitcoin price. I actually read as a Bitcoin statement. This is Bitcoin we are talking about, aren't we? 
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March 06, 2020, 04:45:02 PM |
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edit geocities lol
edit 2 @lightfoot you mentioned internet, im talking www. just puting in my recollection of the web part for others reading this..
I think I will never forget my Geocities address.
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March 06, 2020, 04:47:31 PM |
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Nice one Putin . Cheap fuel here we come Russia is great  For now. Low oil price means all investments in oil production are canceled, resulting in oil shortages later. Your only hope is unexpectedly high electric car production numbers, to offset a shrinking oil industry.
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March 06, 2020, 04:51:17 PM |
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Nice one Putin . Cheap fuel here we come Russia is great  For now. Low oil price means all investments in oil production are canceled, resulting in oil shortages later. Your only hope is unexpectedly high electric car production numbers, to offset a shrinking oil industry. Glass half empty?
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electric car
Too bad they suck. Poor resale value, cannot be repaired easily, shitty design, not reliable and possibly dangerous. Worst of all worlds. Electric cars are just like iphones and I hate iphones even though I use one. (I use it because there isn't anything better and I hate google even more) I was actually a fan of Tesla for a while but after reading the disadvantages, it lost its mojo pretty fast.
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Nice one Putin . Cheap fuel here we come Russia is great  For now. Low oil price means all investments in oil production are canceled, resulting in oil shortages later. Your only hope is unexpectedly high electric car production numbers, to offset a shrinking oil industry. Glass half empty? Just a subject that I find fascinating. These days oil is mostly used for transportation. I think a reasonable percentage of that will go electric in a shorter time than the time it takes to generate a return on new oil investments. Media gets all worked up about a couple percent changes in worldwide oil production, but turns a blind eye to demand that could fall faster than the oil industry can adapt to without big write-offs. electric car
Poor resale value, [...] I'm on the lookout for a second-hand Tesla, and unfortunately they have a very good resale value  Tesla also does not support the Nokia N900 running https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maemo 5 (still a better interface than both apple and android) Anyone else still using a phone with a battery manufactured in 2009?
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March 06, 2020, 05:05:00 PM |
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electric car
Too bad they suck. Poor resale value, cannot be repaired easily, shitty design, not reliable and possibly dangerous. Worst of all worlds. Electric cars are just like iphones and I hate iphones even though I use one. (I use it because there isn't anything better and I hate google even more) I was actually a fan of Tesla for a while but after reading the disadvantages, it lost its mojo pretty fast. Android. All phones do the same things, and android is much cheaper.
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March 06, 2020, 05:07:30 PM |
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electric car
Too bad they suck. Poor resale value, cannot be repaired easily, shitty design, not reliable and possibly dangerous. Worst of all worlds. Electric cars are just like iphones and I hate iphones even though I use one. (I use it because there isn't anything better and I hate google even more) I was actually a fan of Tesla for a while but after reading the disadvantages, it lost its mojo pretty fast. Android. All phones do the same things, and android is much cheaper. My iphone 6s from 2015 still works like this is its first day. Find me an android phone from 2017 which is still in one piece. Tried android before. They just suck.
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March 06, 2020, 05:10:04 PM |
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Nice one Putin . Cheap fuel here we come Russia is great  For now. Low oil price means all investments in oil production are canceled, resulting in oil shortages later. Your only hope is unexpectedly high electric car production numbers, to offset a shrinking oil industry. Glass half empty? Just a subject that I find fascinating. These days oil is mostly used for transportation. I think a reasonable percentage of that percentage will go electric in a shorter time than the time it takes to generate a return on new oil investments. Media gets all worked up about a couple percent changes in worldwide oil production, but turns a blind eye to demand that could fall faster than the oil industry can adapt to without big write-offs. electric car
Poor resale value, [...] I'm on the lookout for a second-hand Tesla, and unfortunately they have a very good resale value   Try living in the UK. We have some of the most expensive fuel prices in the world
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electric car
Too bad they suck. Poor resale value, cannot be repaired easily, shitty design, not reliable and possibly dangerous. Worst of all worlds. Electric cars are just like iphones and I hate iphones even though I use one. (I use it because there isn't anything better and I hate google even more) I was actually a fan of Tesla for a while but after reading the disadvantages, it lost its mojo pretty fast. Android. All phones do the same things, and android is much cheaper. My iphone 6s from 2015 still works like this is its first day. Find me an android phone from 2017 which is still in one piece. Tried android before. They just suck. Sure, but iphones are literally ten times as expensive. Think it will last 20 years?
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March 06, 2020, 05:21:13 PM |
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My iphone 6s from 2015 still works like this is its first day. Find me an android phone from 2017 which is still in one piece.
Tried android before. They just suck.
Galaxy 4s mini is running just fine.
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March 06, 2020, 05:21:18 PM |
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Buying a car used to mean something.
You used to know that the car could live longer than you with proper maintenance.
Now they are becoming like cellphones. Use and throw away.
Me no likey.
They are trapped. They are coming up with these shitty cars because they want them to break apart fast and easily so you can buy another instead of sending it to the repairman.
Buy a tesla and see how much they'll pay for it 10 years later. Its worth will be nothing. Zero. Just like an old cellphone.
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March 06, 2020, 05:26:00 PM |
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Buying a car used to mean something.
You used to know that the car could live longer than you with proper maintenance.
Now they are becoming like cellphones. Use and throw away.
Me no likey.
They are trapped. They are coming up with these shitty cars because they want them to break fast and easily so you can buy another instead of sending it to repairman.
Buy a tesla and see how much they'll pay for it 10 years later. Its worth will be nothing. Zero. Just like an old cellphone.
I do agree on modern used cars: With back up camera, lane changing crap and all the other oddball bells that are required... well that shit breaks and the manufacturer won't carry parts forever. Eventually they will be used up, far earlier than older cars were. Tesla's..... jury is out. There are a *LOT* fewer parts to break, the electronics are very well designed, and to be honest the body/suspension is fine. Lot of stupid little stuff to break (see above) but the motor and such should last for a long time. The trick is the battery: When a cell blows in a string that string is dead. Lose enough strings and range suffers. I don't know how long tesla packs last, and I think they have spare strings in there which are switched in as older ones blow to maintain range. Which is why they can turn on "escape range" in disaster areas. However the design is closed, so finding out what's going on in the pack and in the electronics requires a lot of reverse engineering (which is way difficult if they encrypt the code on the chips, which they probably do). So... hm?
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