Feels like we’re on a knife edge, sink of swim you could say.
I don’t think we stay at this price for much longer. I predict a fairly violent move very soon but I’m just not sure which direction.
It is so difficult to know. We have surely been in $65k to $80k price range.. (and currently seeming at the top of such price range) for a decently long time, if we are looking at from our February 4 price drop into this neighborhood, which is right close at 3 months. .. even though we might also notice a kind of slow gravitation up within the relatively small range... bringing us up close to $80k without quite touching it (or getting above it, so far).
I am not going to proclaim to know the direction of any upcoming violent price move, and surely to attempt to be consistent with my assertion that we are still in a bear market (since the evidence is
not strong enough for our having had left it), then despite my own personal preferences, I have to place the odds slightly greater for down rather than up.. even though of course, like many other HODLers my preference continues to be up, yet my own perspective of bear market or bull market has to help to inform me of my own expectations of any break out directionality, even if frequently I am not even sure about my own perception and assessment, since we also likely realize that manipulation can happen in either direction that contributes to momentum in that direction.. and it could even take several days to realize whether a break out had ended up being fake or "for reals."
Feels like we’re on a knife edge, sink of swim you could say.
I don’t think we stay at this price for much longer. I predict a fairly violent move very soon but I’m just not sure which direction.
Let’s hope together
Pretty sure it's going up because there is zero reason to be bearish.
While retail is still scared whales accumulating Bitcoin currently going parabolic.
I can smell a new ATH this year.
What a world. What a world.
Paashaas the most bullish mo-fo that no one has ever met.
......The downside of not obeying to aging: Injuries.
I jumped down a (downward) moving staircase six steps down, beautiful landing on the left forefoot to start the run-off, but smashed my right pinky finger on the rail while swinging down my arms at landing. Bulged bruise on the middle joint, still hurts. The most annoying thing wasn't my embarrassing behavior (to the people of similar age watching me at the mall),
but if you eat with chopsticks occasionally, try to spread away your pinky finger, it's a horrbile experience. You can't put sufficient force on the lower stick, dropping food all the time
A lesson that thought me how important the tiniest of all fingers really is.
I had to investigate into your assertion. I first went to grab a pair of chopsticks to see how I use such chopsticks (not claiming to be a chopstick's expert) and I don't use the pinky at all, not even ornamentally.
It seems that I stabilize the bottom chopstick with the thumb and fourth finger (ring finger) and I move the top chopstick with the index and middle finger. So, I am using four out of five fingers.
Largely, what I do like this, except both my index and my middle finger are on top of the top chopstick.
My main point is not whether I use chopsticks correctly or not, even though it appears in the images that I found online, other folks (seemingly normies) are only using four out of five of their fingers, and without seeming to use their pinky in any kind of way.
Essentially, I dispute your assertion of the importance of the pinky in the context of chopsticks' use, yet I am not going to otherwise dispute your assertion about the arguable importance of the pinky in other possible applications. In that regard, I am fairly confident that the pinky has some kinds of arguable purpose(s), beyond looking fashionable when drinking tea.
I don't know. Something just doesn't feel right to me, kind of like a dog that senses danger.
I still think, based on the way you framed the matter that knowing your enemies might be justified in your situation, especially since you already acknowledged a personal history of having a curiosity and interest in new technical thingie-ma-jiggies.
I doubt that you would be enabling such AI by participating, and you also might be able to help others in terms of their own perceptions of AI - based on your own knowledge, experience and potential future participation that better informs your already existing past practice of curiosity.
Personally, even though I have some things that I have historically been able to "get into" technically, there are many times (perhaps even more recently) that I become technically overwhelmed, and surely I recognize that there are folks who are less technically astute than me, yet there can be quite a few ways that i end up both getting overwhelmed and then sometimes paralyzed when i realize that I had taken some previous actions without making fair assessments of trade-offs.. I suppose that there are a lot of us that appreciate bells and whistles in our cars and also bells and whistles in our phones, so for sure, many of might be simultaneously going through some feelings of regrets in terms of how much we have consented to being traced in our movements, and perhaps even feeling some helplessness in regards to how much we might be able to get out of any of these modern-life conveniences. Modern life conveniences that might be taking away our abilities to reproduce - not only plastics in the food and water, but removal of some of our in person ways of engaging in our communities...sometimes being overly scared of strangers.
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