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Not sure why he deleted the post.. but to some extent he's right.. I mean what happened... as per the stats only 24.9% of people in low-income have received the vaccination... What happened to the other 75.1%??? Did they get immunity to Covid by magic? Even in the overall world vaccination percentage stands around 68% and remember we are talking about single dose let alone the booster shots. I'm sure we all know someone who was fully vaccinated and got the booster shots but still contracted COVID. The numbers are so rigged and so fucked up that mean absolutely nothing. I’m guessing capsLOCK can attest to that. Not that he will. Just consider where did the flu numbers go in 2020-21. Miraculously the flu was gone from the world data, because “WITH covid”. I'm not an anti vaxxer in fact I still trust vaccines (do I have any other option?) but still there are very serious unanswered questions around COVID and how Governments handled the situation.
Yes you do. Do not comply. Complicity to government BULLING is a no-go from the start and a huge red flag. If you’re worried about potential health risks, I urge you to DYOR and dig deep. Governments deliberately handled the situation like they did, and it all boils down to *total* control of the masses. We - the people - are in a fully escalated war with our government officials. They went too far this time. My conclusion is that covid has an extremely low mortality rate, even lower than the seasonal flu, and will most likely not kill you, especially if you boost your system with antioxidants and vitamins that lack from your diet. For severe cases (with morbidities) there is always ivermectin.
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Cryptotourist
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December 08, 2022, 08:56:39 AM |
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On topic, my SOMA analysis indicates that we might have a little run up to $18k or whereabouts this month, definitely below the 20’s (bull trap). After that we get our bottom, most likely in January, similarly to January 2015, and a bear trap promising lower lows. I’m not expecting a 50% crash or something from here though. I reckon the bottom will be around the $13k mark, that is, if we haven’t seen it already. There is a chance to go down further to $11k, but I just don’t see it. Challenging Vegeta seems surreal to me. From then on, most of 2023 will range anywhere from $15k-$25k, establishing $25k as support towards the end of the year, and grinding slowly to $30k and $35k, the halving - and the end of 2024. We all know what comes after that, yo.
PS: I also don’t see any pre-bull-run-ups like the summer of 2019, if I’m to abide with my 2013-2017 cycle thesis.
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December 08, 2022, 09:01:20 AM |
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December 08, 2022, 10:01:17 AM |
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December 08, 2022, 10:15:40 AM |
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More and more people were barely making it until next month/salary last year, and the inflation worsened things. Mostly families got hit, with cost for living, food, mobility, energy and school going over the average inflational rise. Debt rates in the private area is growing rapidly, as well as poverty. Now there's an additional psychological problem: Whenever a normal person recieves extra cash, it mostly gets spent on things this person does not really need. Fpr example, going on vacation for a few days longer, buying the more expensive 2nd hand car, a new television set or even presents, ...whatever. The "bad mechanics" behind this behaviour is that people map the past and present onto the future, so if they made it until date with an amount of xy per month, they think they can get along like this in the future, too. While observers like us know that people get less for a dollar each year, pay more for the same goods and services each year, i don't have to really tell you how centralized fiat money is "working". Most people don't look at extra money at what it is: A replacement for money they would have spent on other occasions in the past, if they would have had it. I was in debt when i was young, and i saw everybody around me being in debt doing this, but i plunged every extra cash into my bank account in the reds. When i upped in income, i didn't spend more accordingly, i didn't get a bigger apartment, newer car and such. I made it out in a couple of years, watching people getting wrecked and sometimes jailed because they couldn't adjust. But maybe we didn't really share the same goal, being free of (expensive) debt. At least some of them must have expected to get along like this forever without facing real consequences? This is very true psychology of people (mostly salary class) no matter how much they earn they at the end of month are left with zero cash. Increase in income means increase in there expenditures in the form of utility bills, vacation etc. It's best to have some sort or investment strategy, where your extra income is going. It can give you good return in the long run. I read a story of a person who is an accountant in a bank and for 20 years he keep on buying shares of cement company from 5% of his monthly savings. After 20 years his assets were in millions of Pak Rupee.
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December 08, 2022, 10:53:33 AM |
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- exphorizon has levelled up. I wish he just fucked off as promised.
I missed you too Buddy  i hope you been alright
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December 08, 2022, 11:01:17 AM |
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December 08, 2022, 11:03:53 AM |
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share online comWhat’s special about my new Crossfit shoes 
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December 08, 2022, 11:04:05 AM Last edit: December 08, 2022, 11:43:25 AM by shahzadafzal |
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I'm sure most you guys already know or at least have heard about this ChatGPT: Optimizing Language Models for Dialogue - OpenAI Bot https://chat.openai.com/chatSo I have been enjoying it by querying different questions. Out of curiosity I randomly asked about bitcointalk and oh boy.... it is aware for bitcointalk and bitcoin too  On the spot and brilliant answer same question if you ask google you will get an answer something like  " a cryptocurrency forum" no please google it's a bitcoin-talk forum can't you spell the name.. com'on grow up google. Anyway then I ask this smart a** ChatGPT to write me a post for bitcointalk...  Look at the answer man... It's bullish on bitcoin and its knowledge about bitcoin is better than many of us. I asked the same question at different times and the answer was always bullish with different wording of course. Ok then I asked a bit generic question about current and future price of bitcoin and this AI's answer will stunt you  "store of value" and institutional adoption. Did you see that? Then I asked a bit specific question about about bitcoin price based on 200 WMA  200 WMA suggests it's trending upward... What other proof do you need humans? Bitcoin is the future AI knows it, you know it. Edit:Ok I asked few more questions related to bitcointalk, merit, trust and theymos but thought of posting it here instead bitcointalk forum vs OpenAI - ChatGPT
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December 08, 2022, 11:10:00 AM Last edit: December 08, 2022, 11:20:43 AM by eXPHorizon |
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A.I is actually resentful of Bitcoin/Crypto . Talking about actual A.I..
Like its also very "Racist" lol...
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December 08, 2022, 11:19:11 AM |
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Nice man... Nike react foam shoes are awesome... I have like this nike epic react and really its epic.
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December 08, 2022, 11:35:36 AM |
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Wonderful Shoes, those who use band shoes must be big people. Great Band
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December 08, 2022, 12:01:21 PM |
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December 08, 2022, 12:02:13 PM |
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 Some of WO could wear this with a BTC Sign Underglow 🤣🤣🤣 Dey have the need the need for BTC Underglow   Just Fan
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December 08, 2022, 12:17:57 PM |
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I don't know exactly how much these shoes cost. But These types of shoes are used only by expensive people. It might be a big band shoe so not everyone can buy it. So we have to make our own band and then the shoes you wear will become the band. If you wear a band's shoes now everyone will look at your shoes and when you wear something as a band everyone will look at you.
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December 08, 2022, 12:45:47 PM |
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Yeah, here in WO we are very expensive people.
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December 08, 2022, 12:54:32 PM |
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I'm sure most you guys already know or at least have heard about this ChatGPT: Optimizing Language Models for Dialogue - OpenAI Bot https://chat.openai.com/chatSo I have been enjoying it by querying different questions. Out of curiosity I randomly asked about bitcointalk and oh boy.... it is aware for bitcointalk and bitcoin too  On the spot and brilliant answer same question if you ask google you will get an answer something like  " a cryptocurrency forum" no please google it's a bitcoin-talk forum can't you spell the name.. com'on grow up google. Anyway then I ask this smart a** ChatGPT to write me a post for bitcointalk...  Look at the answer man... It's bullish on bitcoin and its knowledge about bitcoin is better than many of us. I asked the same question at different times and the answer was always bullish with different wording of course. Ok then I asked a bit generic question about current and future price of bitcoin and this AI's answer will stunt you  "store of value" and institutional adoption. Did you see that? Then I asked a bit specific question about about bitcoin price based on 200 WMA  200 WMA suggests it's trending upward... What other proof do you need humans? Bitcoin is the future AI knows it, you know it. Edit:Ok I asked few more questions related to bitcointalk, merit, trust and theymos but thought of posting it here instead bitcointalk forum vs OpenAI - ChatGPTYou know that the last information which was fed to this AI was in Nov, 2021 when Bitcoin made the ATH? 
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December 08, 2022, 01:01:18 PM |
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December 08, 2022, 01:03:06 PM |
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- OOM who thinks that he is actually shooting those photos. I’ve been to observatories a few times in my life, and I know what they are able to see - which is jack shit. A blinking colourless fucking light. The rest is artificially layered on top - as you’ve admitted from the start, but it doesn’t change the fact that everything you see on those photos is fake. BTW, your broker is in no way faster than my 2 minute (on the exchange) wired transfer.
Every adult human, not visionally impaired, is about to "see" (collect) 1/15 (one fifth) of a second of light via the retina, where actually only a few percent of all the light which hits the cornea gets through. THIS is why we humans see "jack shit" with our eyes, even with the most powerful of telescopes. Have a read yourself: The telescope also can collect light for a longer time than your eye: Telescope exposure time is up to 60 seconds, compared to your eye's 1/15 th of a second "exposure". (That is, your eye can collect light for no more than about 1/15th of a second before sending an image to your brain.)
https://lweb.cfa.harvard.edu/webscope/activities/pdfs/eyeTelComp.pdfSee, digital and film cameras are able to collect light for much longer time, and from a broader sprectrum, like these FLIR "night vision" devices, capturing low frequency light (aka. radiating heat - "heat" because compared to 0° Kelvin, everything is heat, even the "coldness" inside of your freezer). Visible and invisible Light is just Energy. Sum that up, and you see these images indeed show what is "out there", but not being visible to our eyes. Astronomers collect data from the same spot in the night sky for hours, even days, with a spectrum as wide (and useful) as possible. As a matter of detail, mostly all of the light they collected is still very dim, and they do two things to come over that and result in a beautyful picture: "Stretch" the low light, so that a litte bit more bright than totally dark actually almost gets white, and filter out the read noise and other artifacts that sort of cover up the darker areas, where really much of that background data emitted by space objects is. As of the wired transfer, we seem to have about the same speeds now. This wasn't the case a few months before, when it took at least one working day via SEPA. Seems the banks are stressed to deliver comparably fast transfer times in relation to Bitcoin, while they miss to get up to Lightning-like levels?
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