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October 21, 2022, 10:05:38 PM Last edit: October 21, 2022, 10:36:42 PM by HI-TEC99 |
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There's hope a cure for baldness is on the horizon. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2343357-hair-follicles-grown-in-the-lab-in-a-step-towards-hair-loss-treatment/Hair follicles grown in the lab in a step towards hair loss treatment
By modifying the embryonic skin cells of mice, researchers created hair follicles that grew up to 3 millimetres long over one month
Mature hair follicles have been grown in a laboratory for the first time, in a move that could one day treat hair loss. Hopefully nobody will have to put up with this in the future. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fj.gifs.com%2FvZ2dVD.gif&t=665&c=-6mmmpcQC58RxA)
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October 21, 2022, 10:37:07 PM |
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Well and me with mousy brown colored hair. when I had it now it is grayish brown and somewhat missing.
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did you say baldness? ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FE2TrrZI.jpg&t=665&c=9nbljADi7SqkeA)
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October 21, 2022, 11:23:58 PM Merited by vapourminer (1) |
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ok...time for 4:20 deep breathing meditation
everyone inhale deeply....hodl it.......exhale repeat as needed
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the evening wall report bitcoin up on the day 0.64% showing some modest volatility after dipping to $18.66k in early trading currently trading near 19.16kish as the weekend session begins things maybe just a little better than yesterday...one step at a time carry on ![Kiss](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/kiss.gif) dyor stronghands
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October 22, 2022, 12:52:13 AM Last edit: October 22, 2022, 01:10:39 AM by Biodom |
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Imagine being asleep since Dec 10 2017 (5 years minus less than 60 days). The price is almost identical. That probably was the LEAST expected outcome back then, right? No one was predicting it. My point is that we have NO idea where the price would be in another 5 years. Another 19184? That would be crazy. Hoping for a 500K per btc. To me, this story is inspiring: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-musician-retired-after-making-170-million-in-the-stock-market-now-hes-sharing-his-secrets-11666293074TL;DR Musician on a relatively modest salary makes a lot on investments (over 40 years), now he is old and sick at 85 (started investing in his 40ies), but donated more than $105 mil to clinics, universities, schools, etc.
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October 22, 2022, 01:02:07 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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Imagine being asleep since Dec 10 2017 (5 years minus less than 60 days). The price is almost identical. That probably was the LEAST expected outcome back then, right? No one was predicting it. My point is that we have NO idea where the price be in another 5 years. Another 19184? That would be crazy. Hoping for a 500K per btc. To me, this story is inspiring: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-musician-retired-after-making-170-million-in-the-stock-market-now-hes-sharing-his-secrets-11666293074TL;DR Musician on a relatively modest salary makes a lot on investments (over 40 years), now he is old and sick at 85 (started investing in his 40ies), but donated $170 mil to clinics, universities, schools, etc. The difference is in 2017, that was top of the market. Now it's clearly the bottom of the market. No overweight lama can push it down further for more than an hour it seems. By that reckoning in 2027 we shouldn't see a BTC lower than 65-70K. I'd be ok with that but sure, I would like it to be 10 times higher by then also. ---- The interview with Cathie Wood on What Bitcoin did was "ok" but she made a very interesting point on the FED / central banks. IF, we are to believe that Putin is the cause of all the inflationary misery, then WHY are the central banks punishing us by giving us so many other problems: devaluating non Dollar currencies, destroying the housing market and making re-mortgages and car loans near unaffordable?! Those central bankers and politician fuckers can take a hike with their Russia Russia Russia excuses from now on as far as I'm concerned. They are clearly either not telling the truth what the causes of inflation are OR they are not telling the truth what their intentions are. Both are not good options.
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October 22, 2022, 01:05:09 AM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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ok...time for 4:20 deep breathing meditation
everyone inhale deeply....hodl it.......exhale repeat as needed
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Imagine being asleep since Dec 10 2017 (5 years minus less than 60 days). The price is almost identical. That probably was the LEAST expected outcome back then, right? No one was predicting it. My point is that we have NO idea where the price be in another 5 years. Another 19184? That would be crazy. Hoping for a 500K per btc. To me, this story is inspiring: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-musician-retired-after-making-170-million-in-the-stock-market-now-hes-sharing-his-secrets-11666293074TL;DR Musician on a relatively modest salary makes a lot on investments (over 40 years), now he is old and sick at 85 (started investing in his 40ies), but donated $170 mil to clinics, universities, schools, etc. The difference is in 2017, that was top of the market. Now it's clearly the bottom of the market. No overweight lama can push it down further for more than an hour it seems. By that reckoning in 2027 we shouldn't see a BTC lower than 65-70K. I'd be ok with that but sure, I would like it to be 10 times higher by then also. ---- The interview with Cathie Wood on What Bitcoin did was "ok" but she made a very interesting point on the FED / central banks. IF, we are to believe that Putin is the cause of all the inflationary misery, then WHY are the central banks punishing us by giving us so many other problems: devaluating non Dollar currencies, destroying the housing market and making re-mortgages and car loans near unaffordable?! Those central bankers and politician fuckers can take a hike with their Russia Russia Russia excuses from now on as far as I'm concerned. They are clearly either not telling the truth what the causes of inflation are OR they are not telling the truth what their intentions are. Both are not good options. They are playing the Putin card as if Russian oil and Ukraine wheat are all the causes of inflation. The reality is Russia does not supply 15% of the-worlds oil/ gas yet oil and are up over 100% since 2020. wheat is to the moon. as I mentioned home refi in the USA was 2-3% Jan 2022 now 7% and rates will go up again . We the people of the world are getting played bigly. Fuck a dozen jumbo size eggs went from 1.59 a dozen to 5.79 a dozen to be fair lets say 1.99 to 4.11 July 2021 to Oct 2022 the 1.59 to 1.99 was the range for jumbo in July 2021 time the 4.11 to 5.79 is the current range for jumbo
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May as well shove this guy in there. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fscontent.fltn3-2.fna.fbcdn.net%2Fv%2Ft39.30808-6%2F312354672_159726733358266_1394564412211586206_n.jpg%3F_nc_cat%3D1%26ccb%3D1-7%26_nc_sid%3D730e14%26_nc_ohc%3DWAJ4l0p7CMwAX_Xu2w3%26_nc_ht%3Dscontent.fltn3-2.fna%26oh%3D00_AT-zvNaQ1Or52cYIziy93part268GlFmkh2-G0GNFXOpRQ%26oe%3D63589E48&t=665&c=uuvAJ4zNwfWbKg)
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1993- world wide web became royalty-free (thanks to CERN's decision, btw) 1994-Yahoo and Amazon started 1998-Google search
Conclusion: apps developed pretty fast
2009-bitcoin started 2017-first lightning tx
Nothing else in the app layer really. I am not criticizing and I know of all fight that we had to go through, but apart from lightning, I don't see much development in such apps, albeit 13 years had passed.
Tl;Dr it is not the same and, imho, we should focus on what bitcoin does best (trustless value transfer and a store of value).
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1993- world wide web became royalty-free (thanks to CERN's decision, btw) 1994-Yahoo and Amazon started 1998-Google search
Conclusion: apps developed pretty fast
2009-bitcoin started 2017-first lightning tx
Nothing else in the app layer really. I am not criticizing and I know of all fight that we had to go through, but apart from lightning, I don't see much development in such apps, albeit 13 years had passed.
Tl;Dr it is not the same and, imho, we should focus on what bitcoin does best (trustless value transfer and a store of value).
Maybe so, but we want Bitcoin to last longer than Yahoo, Amazon and Google. Both Amazon and Google seemed to have peaked to a certain extent I think. Yahoo has almost disappeared, it's almost forgotten these days. Look at Google and how useless the search has become, it's all adds and terrible results based on stupid SEO tactics, there's little value in the results for many topics. Say I type in "Holidays to Spain". I see 5 text web results, with only 1 being a non ad above the fold. To be honest outside of my development work I never use it if I think about it now. Many projects Google starts, it ditches very quickly, and there is no uniformity in many of their solutions. I guess it is at least not too stupid enough to put all its eggs into one basket like Facebook and their Metaverse which looks like it will be the biggest IT failure, ever. Amazon has positioned itself really well but is no longer the cheapest when it comes to buying products. It's become quite messy with regards to price by letting other sellers on its platform and unclear who is fulfilling what, it constantly wants you to sign up to their crap, really irritating. AWS is receiving competition... finally. A weird platform by the way, all over the place when it comes to UI. BTC may not have bells and whistles built on it quickly but what it does have works and should therefore make it last much longer rather than it becoming an unusuable mess.
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