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Maybe we will be like that when bitcoin goes to $100,000? Total ass holes with no respect for anybody?
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well then i have a huge head start on you guys, i was an asshole with no respect for anyone when btc was like $10 HAH, born that way!
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January 24, 2021, 11:00:55 PM |
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Wrong. First of all, the human genome contains 3 billion base pairs. So 71 base pairs is about 0.00002367% of all human DNA. At some point in evolution coronavirus DNA worked itself into DNA that would go on to become human DNA, and some of that matches COVID-19 DNA. This happens all the time. An entire 8% of the human genome consists of ancient viruses, with up to 40% thought to be viral in origin. 25% of human nervous system DNA is shared with sponges. I agree that this does not really show anything one way or another. ...since a recombination event could have occurred in a petri dish with growing human cells...overall, a nothingburger..does not suggest anything either way.
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January 24, 2021, 11:26:44 PM |
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Maybe we will be like that when bitcoin goes to $100,000? Total ass holes with no respect for anybody?
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well then i have a huge head start on you guys, i was an asshole with no respect for anyone when btc was like $10 HAH, born that way! I dunno why but I'm sure gentlemand would have something to say on this topic... miss him... #nohomo
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January 24, 2021, 11:34:57 PM |
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Maybe we will be like that when bitcoin goes to $100,000? Total ass holes with no respect for anybody?
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... it's a matter of opinion but some would say that many of you already went that way around the $20k level. ... this "have fun staying poor" meme is an arrogant dick kind of thing to say too. Some people can be rich without a cent ... or a satoshi. I don't think any WOer will reach the level of dick to use this meme/expression irl. Here on the interwebs yes many use it... but to use it irl you need to be a special kind of asshole...
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January 25, 2021, 12:01:13 AM |
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The Dude must replies..... LoL (not much else to say ....) maybe better to stay with Mexican burrito’s etc...
Jimbo a complete n00b when we talk food....
Mexican burritos? Some turista junk food made with wheat tortillas? LOL Is that what you think of Mexican cuisine? Maybe you think spaghetti and meatballs is the ultimate in Italian or consider chop suey to be real Chinese. Noob? I was raised on Larousse Gastronomique and studied Careme and Escoffier before you were born. ___ Don't get your knickers in a knot. I wasn't even commenting on the quality of the food. My issue was the sloppy nouvelle-cuisine-style presentation. Boyz... boyz.. boyz... can you kiss and make up? BSv is totally not a cult cunt, FTFY Here's some spam pic of a swan from today's walk to the lake, to sweeten up the sideways range bound (aka. boring) price action: Manual focus because of autofocus malfunction due to coldness. So not perfect sharpness on the spot, but good enough for this shot. EDIT: Time for a pump, isn't it? Looks like a goose to me.. but what do I know about one bird versus another bird?
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January 25, 2021, 12:03:42 AM |
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... this "have fun staying poor" meme is an arrogant dick kind of thing to say too. Some people can be rich without a cent ... or a satoshi.
I have to agree about the meme, it shows a sort of arrogance of the "haves vs. the have nots" and is beneath the Bitcoin movement. It smacks of tribalism. But it was designed to get no-coiners attention and make them think about wtf is going on. I prefer something like "Have fun during the hyperinflation" but that's kind of wordy.
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January 25, 2021, 12:08:21 AM |
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..... I dunno why but I'm sure gentlemand would have something to say on this topic... miss him... #nohomo ^this^
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January 25, 2021, 12:22:05 AM |
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... this "have fun staying poor" meme is an arrogant dick kind of thing to say too. Some people can be rich without a cent ... or a satoshi.
I have to agree about the meme, it shows a sort of arrogance of the "haves vs. the have nots" and is beneath the Bitcoin movement. It smacks of tribalism. But it was designed to get no-coiners attention and make them think about wtf is going on. I prefer something like "Have fun during the hyperinflation" but that's kind of wordy. maybe... However, where is hyperinflation in Japan that started supporting market with printed money at least since 1992-1993 (3-4 years after their 'bubble' started collapsing)? As long as money velocity stays low, we will not have high inflation. However, there is a decent chance of inflation spike in the latter part of 2021 because people have savings from not doing anything in the last year or so. If inflation spikes, fed will be in a panic as these types of debts cannot be serviced at 5% interest rates and maybe even 3%. 10 year treasury at above 3%=calamity (at least for stocks, but maybe RE as well).
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January 25, 2021, 12:35:31 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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... this "have fun staying poor" meme is an arrogant dick kind of thing to say too. Some people can be rich without a cent ... or a satoshi.
I have to agree about the meme, it shows a sort of arrogance of the "haves vs. the have nots" and is beneath the Bitcoin movement. It smacks of tribalism. I've never said "have fun" to real have nots. That would really make me a jerk, which I believe I'm not. I've used that expression a few times, however. It may smack of tribalism, but I think it's the right thing to say to people who could have, and still could, get some corn - because they have both decent information and fiat for investment on their hands. They will always choose some other asset because tulips, because afraid, because too expensive, because whatever. Explanations or conservative advice (such as "just throw 3-4% of your fiat at it") won't budge them. What else can you say to people like this?
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January 25, 2021, 12:48:07 AM |
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Maybe we will be like that when bitcoin goes to $100,000? Total ass holes with no respect for anybody?
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... it's a matter of opinion but some would say that many of you already went that way around the $20k level. ... this "have fun staying poor" meme is an arrogant dick kind of thing to say too. Some people can be rich without a cent ... or a satoshi. One Million + Merits Well that's rich.
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January 25, 2021, 12:58:23 AM |
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... this "have fun staying poor" meme is an arrogant dick kind of thing to say too. Some people can be rich without a cent ... or a satoshi.
I have to agree about the meme, it shows a sort of arrogance of the "haves vs. the have nots" and is beneath the Bitcoin movement. It smacks of tribalism. I've never said "have fun" to real have nots. That would really make me a jerk, which I believe I'm not. I've used that expression a few times, however. It may smack of tribalism, but I think it's the right thing to say to people who could have, and still could, get some corn - because they have both decent information and fiat for investment on their hands. They will always choose some other asset because tulips, because afraid, because too expensive, because whatever. Explanations or conservative advice (such as "just throw 3-4% of your fiat at it") won't budge them. What else can you say to people like this? in my opinion, they misunderstand its actual usage in the wild. I've never seen it used anywhere in response to a person saying they don't have money to invest in Bitcoin. ^ and that was just hilarious.
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January 25, 2021, 01:01:02 AM |
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However, where is hyperinflation in Japan that started supporting market with printed money at least since 1992-1993 (3-4 years after their 'bubble' started collapsing)? As long as money velocity stays low, we will not have high inflation.
Look Biodom, I've seen you make this statement more than once on this thread. Respectfully, you're wrong. https://www.shadowstats.comhttps://chapwoodindex.com/The way the Fed calculates CPI is just complete bullshit. It's a fraud.
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January 25, 2021, 01:11:57 AM |
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The shadowstats link doesn't work - PHP error
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However, where is hyperinflation in Japan that started supporting market with printed money at least since 1992-1993 (3-4 years after their 'bubble' started collapsing)? As long as money velocity stays low, we will not have high inflation.
Look Biodom, I've seen you make this statement more than once on this thread. Respectfully, you're wrong. https://www.shadowstats.comhttps://chapwoodindex.com/The way the Fed calculates CPI is just complete bullshit. It's a fraud. Well, there is no inflation in Japan, that's all i was talking about. I would not argue with an opinion that inflation in US is much higher than the official number. You are absolutely right. However, wage inflation is low-that's a fact, and that is the whole underlying theme that is supporting discontent. Since actual inflation is higher than wage inflation, the living conditions for an average Joe are going down even with their salary raises. The only way to escape this was to own assets in the last 20-30 years. Realistically, inflation is probably about 10 maybe 15% (yearly). You have to beat that. All I am getting at-you have to be invested (stock market, RE, bitcoin) to have a chance. When wage inflation would go up-then we would have SERIOUS inflation that would be very difficult to tame.
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January 25, 2021, 01:20:24 AM |
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Speaking of arrogant, that Brady is amazing. Now he's taking the Bucs to his 10th Super Bowl.
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OMG, dafuq ir wrong with that guy? Is he serious? I don't remember his bullshit ever taking on this messiah-complex dimension. Stroke perhaps? i am sopposed to Buy back the Sweat and Nerves put into this? Well, what exactly is your game plan? Keep whining in the WO (I'm counting half a dozen posts now) in the hope that someone misguidedly sends you coin? Jay is right. Own it, move on, build on what you've got. Wallowing in self-pity helps no-one and least of all yourself. Also, did you not put in a claim for Gox? There's an estimated 15% return. There are a lot of people who don't even know about bitcoin or how to get into bitcoin (I would argue the vast majority of the world's population maybe even 95%-ish), so in that sense (of still not very many people adopting) eXPHorizon would be at a considerable advantage to establish some kind of reasonable stacking plan, even at current BTC prices and even upon having a perception that BTC has pumped a lot in recent times... Yeah, does anyone think that it is going to get any better for normal Joes -especially after some of the institutions and BIGGER players are putting their eyes upon it... Sure it is possible that some normal joes might still be able to stack some reasonable sats 5-10 years down the road, but it is likely way better for any normal joes to get started as soon as possible and just work with what they got... like Yefi mentioned (that I had mentioned that probably some other guy had mentioned)... It is not like a mystery for anyone following bitcoin for a long period of time to get some stake in the game and do the best that you can and just continue stacking for as long as you can and sooner or later you might come to realize that whatever piddly amount of value that you were stacking or converting into bitcoin is beginning to add up to life changing amounts (after ongoing likely BTC price appreciation in the coming years). Part of the preferred practices for normies is to strive for some thing like a 10 years or greater investment timeline... because getting rich overnight is an unrealistic expectation from my point of view, and I think that it takes time to get rich, even if you invest in something smart, like bitcoin. Furthermore, there are so many people who do not have large cashflows, but there are a considerable number of people who can garner up something like $50 per week - and yeah, if your particular circumstances seem to be that you can ONLY garner $5 per week, then you do what you can within your reasonable capabilities and probably you just need a longer investment time horizon with lower amounts of value injected into bitcoin. There are also people who have already spent 20, 30 or 40 years investing in other assets, and those people are able to have options to diversify some of their accumulated investment portfolio value into bitcoins, again my recommendation remains 1% to 10% to start out, and of course, after studying the bitcoin space and studying your own particular circumstances there are going to be people who are willing to go beyond that 1% to 10% range based on their own informed study of the situation.
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January 25, 2021, 01:31:50 AM |
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Maybe we will be like that when bitcoin goes to $100,000? Total ass holes with no respect for anybody?
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... it's a matter of opinion but some would say that many of you already went that way around the $20k level. ... this "have fun staying poor" meme is an arrogant dick kind of thing to say too. Some people can be rich without a cent ... or a satoshi. I don't think any WOer will reach the level of dick to use this meme/expression irl. Here on the interwebs yes many use it... but to use it irl you need to be a special kind of asshole... I do.. To those who choose to stay hood rats instead of try.. But think they are “cool” somehow.. Screw em..
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However, where is hyperinflation in Japan that started supporting market with printed money at least since 1992-1993 (3-4 years after their 'bubble' started collapsing)? As long as money velocity stays low, we will not have high inflation.
Look Biodom, I've seen you make this statement more than once on this thread. Respectfully, you're wrong. https://www.shadowstats.comhttps://chapwoodindex.com/The way the Fed calculates CPI is just complete bullshit. It's a fraud. Well, there is no inflation in Japan, that's all i was talking about. I would not argue with an opinion that inflation in US is much higher than the official number. You are absolutely right. However, wage inflation is low-that's a fact, and that is the whole underlying theme that is supporting discontent. Since actual inflation is higher than wage inflation, the living conditions for an average Joe are going down even with their salary raises. The only way to escape this was to own assets in the last 20-30 years. Realistically, inflation is probably about 10 maybe 15% (yearly). You have to beat that. All I am getting at-you have to be invested (stock market, RE, bitcoin) to have a chance. When wage inflation would go up-then we would have SERIOUS inflation. You can look at the basket of goods and their weighting for the CPI in Canada. If you want, you can customise it for your personal use as well but I think it's pretty all-encompassing. Gasoline here has gone up $0.11 per liter in the last couple of weeks from $1.03 so if you're an Uber driver, your perception of inflation is going to be a bit skewed. Overall, I think it's a pretty good determination - https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1810026401 It even takes into account the cost of our recreational cannabis
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January 25, 2021, 01:42:11 AM |
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However, where is hyperinflation in Japan that started supporting market with printed money at least since 1992-1993 (3-4 years after their 'bubble' started collapsing)? As long as money velocity stays low, we will not have high inflation.
Look Biodom, I've seen you make this statement more than once on this thread. Respectfully, you're wrong. https://www.shadowstats.comhttps://chapwoodindex.com/The way the Fed calculates CPI is just complete bullshit. It's a fraud. Well, there is no inflation in Japan, that's all i was talking about. I would not argue with an opinion that inflation in US is much higher than the official number. You are absolutely right. However, wage inflation is low-that's a fact, and that is the whole underlying theme that is supporting discontent. Since actual inflation is higher than wage inflation, the living conditions for an average Joe are going down even with their salary raises. The only way to escape this was to own assets in the last 20-30 years. Realistically, inflation is probably about 10 maybe 15% (yearly). You have to beat that. All I am getting at-you have to be invested (stock market, RE, bitcoin) to have a chance. When wage inflation would go up-then we would have SERIOUS inflation. You can look at the basket of goods and their weighting for the CPI in Canada. If you want, you can customise it for your personal use as well but I think it's pretty all-encompassing. Gasoline here has gone up $0.11 per liter in the last couple of weeks from $1.03 so if you're an Uber driver, your perception of inflation is going to be a bit skewed. Overall, I think it's a pretty good determination - https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=1810026401 It even takes into account the cost of our recreational cannabis bought canadian pot stocks the day the vote went for B. They are up 100-200% since
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