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Poor mindrust 
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March 20, 2020, 08:54:56 AM |
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This is a celebrity named Olga. random calender type pic of girl (ukraine's miss march?)Here is a long list of famous people w Covbull-19. Almost all are feeling fine, one has some body aches, and one is doing fine in a hospital. Covbull-19 seems to have its strongest effects on money printers and T.P. lovers. https://www.vulture.com/2020/03/famous-people-celebrities-with-coronavirus.htmlBased on testing numbers about 11 percent of the NBA has Covbull. About half of a percent of the U.S. House of Representatives has tested positive. They all are feeling fine. I'm starting to wonder if somewhere between .5 and 11 percent of the U.S. has it and its actually extremely rare to get any symptoms stronger than the flu. Germany has been doing a lot of testing. They have a .2 percent mortality rate. The new drugs should get it under flu death rates soon. Prognosis: Covbull healthwise is a nothing burger and never comes close to killing as many as the 80k deaths caused by snake bites each year. Febrile money printers can't undo what they have done. Helicopter money is upon us. Bernanke prophecy fulfilled. There are two major strains of SARS-CoV-2. One is causing 99% "mild" symptoms. The other one is not so nice. Ask fillippone. Every day there are more young men on respirators in Italy. It's delayed but it will spread in the USA too. I like pretending I haven't read all the climate data from our earlier convos. Washington matches the needed criteria but its already fizzled out there. New York matches it and its peaking now. I also chose to ignore the success of the new drug treaments that are helping make this a nothing burger. Build your house of cards. I'm scared, why aren't you?Bitcoin doesn't care  Because we are talking about a fraction of the deaths snake bites cause each year.  Yes, King Bitcoin will do well from all the money printing the hysteria and panic have caused. The hysteria is melting away, but the printed money will not. Doom callers will not apologize for scaring newbs out of coins.
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bitserve
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March 20, 2020, 09:00:35 AM Last edit: March 20, 2020, 09:11:52 AM by bitserve |
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This is a celebrity named Olga. ... Here is a long list of famous people w Covbull-19. Almost all are feeling fine, one has some body aches, and one is doing fine in a hospital. Covbull-19 seems to have its strongest effects on money printers and T.P. lovers. https://www.vulture.com/2020/03/famous-people-celebrities-with-coronavirus.htmlBased on testing numbers about 11 percent of the NBA has Covbull. About half of a percent of the U.S. House of Representatives has tested positive. They all are feeling fine. I'm starting to wonder if somewhere between .5 and 11 percent of the U.S. has it and its actually extremely rare to get any symptoms stronger than the flu. Germany has been doing a lot of testing. They have a .2 percent mortality rate. The new drugs should get it under flu death rates soon. Prognosis: Covbull healthwise is a nothing burger and never comes close to killing as many as the 80k deaths caused by snake bites each year. Febrile money printers can't undo what they have done. Helicopter money is upon us. Bernanke prophecy fulfilled. Dude, you are not getting it, do you? It's not the fucking Ebola, yeah, and it may be even softer than the flu for most persons but: 1) Unlike the flu, no one is inmune 2) It is highly contagious... probably more than the flu. 3) Some of the very few people that have bad symptoms usually develop a very bad pneumonia. 4) Patients with a bad pneumonia usually need ventilators to have a chance to survive. 5) We don't have more than a few thousands ventilators and it is very hard to obtain more right now because every fucking country needs them and manufacturers are overwhelmed. 6) There is also a complete scarcity of masks and other personal protection items.. Which makes anyone going anywhere near an hospital or a doctor, for whatever reason, to have all the chances to be infected. In Italy the number of people needing ventilators to survive have already exceeded the number of available ventilators. Which, btw, are also needed for some things other than this covid thingy. In Spain we are quickly reaching that critical ceiling in some regions like Madrid. This is not about number of deaths but about the medical services being overwhelmed and unable to keep giving proper treatment to the patients that need it. So every effort it is being focused in slowing the spreading of the virus trying to maintain the figure of people needing ICU/ventilators below the number of available ones... until everyone have already been exposed to it... or a vaccine is ready. Get it now?
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El duderino_
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March 20, 2020, 09:03:08 AM |
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Cryptotourist
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March 20, 2020, 09:23:02 AM |
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Where’s HairyMaclairy & his fractal? Be good to see if we’re following the fractal or still below?
Too busy setting up buy orders from $3k to $10, and panicking about ventilators, with his doctor friends. He needs to be prepared for anything.
This is not about number of deaths but about the medical services being overwhelmed and unable to keep giving proper treatment to the patients that need it. So every effort it is being focused in slowing the spreading of the virus trying to maintain the figure of people needing ICU/ventilators below the number of available ones... until everyone have already been exposed to it... or a vaccine is ready.
Get it now?
Yeah, get it. You forgot to mention that you can't get home. Do YOU get it? So what you're telling us - is that humanity cannot build millions of ventilators in a blink - if they needed/wanted to. Yeah, I read the overwhelmed manufacturers part. No. With all due respect, snap out of it.
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VB1001
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March 20, 2020, 09:28:00 AM |
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That is if I am questioned while still being near my origin point. As I get closer to my destination without being stopped I will go to a gas station and refuel and that will become my new (more credible) explanation.
I think that with the documentation of the main residence and with the purchase of pet food you will not have any problem, do not forget the purchase ticket of everything. Good luck.
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Wekkel
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March 20, 2020, 09:32:22 AM |
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So what you're telling us - is that humanity cannot build millions of ventilators in a blink - if they needed/wanted to. Yeah, I read the overwhelmed manufacturers part. No.
Define 'blink'
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bitserve
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March 20, 2020, 09:38:45 AM |
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So what you're telling us - is that humanity cannot build millions of ventilators in a blink - if they needed/wanted to.
Yes, that's exactly what I am saying. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/18/business/coronavirus-ventilator-shortage.htmlDo you have evidence on the contrary? Maybe in one or a few months we will have plenty. Not NOW. Same with masks and other PPE's.
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fillippone
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March 20, 2020, 09:41:43 AM |
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This is a celebrity named Olga. ... Here is a long list of famous people w Covbull-19. Almost all are feeling fine, one has some body aches, and one is doing fine in a hospital. Covbull-19 seems to have its strongest effects on money printers and T.P. lovers. https://www.vulture.com/2020/03/famous-people-celebrities-with-coronavirus.htmlBased on testing numbers about 11 percent of the NBA has Covbull. About half of a percent of the U.S. House of Representatives has tested positive. They all are feeling fine. I'm starting to wonder if somewhere between .5 and 11 percent of the U.S. has it and its actually extremely rare to get any symptoms stronger than the flu. Germany has been doing a lot of testing. They have a .2 percent mortality rate. The new drugs should get it under flu death rates soon. Prognosis: Covbull healthwise is a nothing burger and never comes close to killing as many as the 80k deaths caused by snake bites each year. Febrile money printers can't undo what they have done. Helicopter money is upon us. Bernanke prophecy fulfilled. Dude, you are not getting it, do you? It's not the fucking Ebola, yeah, and it may be even softer than the flu for most persons but: 1) Unlike the flu, no one is inmune 2) It is highly contagious... probably more than the flu. 3) Some of the very few people that have bad symptoms usually develop a very bad pneumonia. 4) Patients with a bad pneumonia usually need ventilators to have a chance to survive. 5) We don't have more than a few thousands ventilators and it is very hard to obtain more right now because every fucking country needs them and manufacturers are overwhelmed. 6) There is also a complete scarcity of masks and other personal protection items.. Which makes anyone going anywhere near an hospital or a doctor, for whatever reason, to have all the chances to be infected. In Italy the number of people needing ventilators to survive have already exceeded the number of available ventilators. Which, btw, are also needed for some things other than this covid thingy. In Spain we are quickly reaching that critical ceiling in some regions like Madrid. This is not about number of deaths but about the medical services being overwhelmed and unable to keep giving proper treatment to the patients that need it. So every effort it is being focused in slowing the spreading of the virus trying to maintain the figure of people needing ICU/ventilators below the number of available ones... until everyone have already been exposed to it... or a vaccine is ready. Get it now? I confirm Bitserve analysis. It’s not the COVID per se, but the snowball effect it has on the health system. Bear in mind that it happens hospital are needed also for ohter activities than curing COVID19 patients...
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March 20, 2020, 09:42:32 AM |
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Because we are talking about a fraction of the deaths snake bites cause each year.  Yes, King Bitcoin will do well ... predicts deaths from coronavirus are going down ...  ... next sentence predicts bitcoin will do well. Your cognitive dissonance on predicting trendlines is impressive.
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March 20, 2020, 09:47:40 AM |
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I bought 0.35 Bitcoin recently when the price hits $3,850 Best decision I ever made, what a profit.  And YES, Bitcoin was already dead long time ago.
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nutildah
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March 20, 2020, 09:56:27 AM |
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I bought 0.35 Bitcoin recently when the price hits $3,850 Best decision I ever made, what a profit.  And YES, Bitcoin was already dead long time ago. O'Rlly? BTC was at that level for all of about 2 minutes, and only on some exchanges... You're a seller of Fakebook groups and advertiser of ICO services? I have doubts of your magnificent claims...
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Wekkel
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March 20, 2020, 09:58:18 AM |
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The bull shit we have to endure on the way to the top.... 
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March 20, 2020, 09:59:13 AM |
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Because we are talking about a fraction of the deaths snake bites cause each year.  Yes, King Bitcoin will do well from all the money printing the hysteria and panic have caused. The hysteria is melting away, but the printed money will not. Doom callers will not apologize for scaring newbs out of coins. It's not about the Covid deaths. It's about their consequences. Snakes don't do much damage to the economy, do they?
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Indymoney
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March 20, 2020, 10:03:29 AM |
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I bought 0.35 Bitcoin recently when the price hits $3,850 Best decision I ever made, what a profit.  And YES, Bitcoin was already dead long time ago. O'Rlly? BTC was at that level for all of about 2 minutes, and only on some exchanges... You're an advertiser for Fakebook groups and ICO services? I have doubts of your magnificent claims... You are right because I check many times and have only 4400$ because I was also want to buy some and this was best on time so I have very few on this rate.
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March 20, 2020, 10:13:29 AM Last edit: May 16, 2023, 06:24:39 AM by fillippone Merited by vapourminer (1) |
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Welcome US to the Negative Interest Rate World. Negative interest rates have arrived in the US! 6mo t-bill at -2bps. Means you need to PAY US govt for 6mo cash deposit. Rates to go much more negative to weaken dollar. This is confiscation and it is bad but it needed for now to stabilize system. Mega bullish for #Bitcoin
https://twitter.com/dtapcap/status/1240700538825494532?s=21Guess who bought those: FED BALANCE SHEET: (shiiiiiit!) 
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March 20, 2020, 10:16:05 AM Merited by fillippone (2) |
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Welcome US to the Negative Interest Rate World. Negative interest rates have arrived in the US! 6mo t-bill at -2bps. Means you need to PAY US govt for 6mo cash deposit. Rates to go much more negative to weaken dollar. This is confiscation and it is bad but it needed for now to stabilize system. Mega bullish for #Bitcoin
https://twitter.com/dtapcap/status/1240700538825494532?s=21 BTC HODLER not affected!
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nutildah
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March 20, 2020, 10:20:38 AM |
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My dad sent me this, I thought it was kind of interesting: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/700-year-decline-of-interest-rates/ His commentary on it was: "Jews were the traditional money lenders. so I guess their power is dwindling."  He and roach have a few things in common I suppose. He also hoards silver.
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