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This is interesting!! It shows a lot of familiar distros. I was unfamiliar with the source of some of them and the ones that were independent and which were forks.
Revisiting the archives, Hoek realized this common paraphrasing featured a misinterpretation that flew under the radar until 1999, when two scholars picked up on the translation of one Latin word that had been overlooked: quatenus, which means "insofar", not unless.
Yes, this one little word was mistranslated. I know from my own experience translating that words can have different meanings depending upon who translates them. This would be an all-time biggest glitch in translation, I can think of.
It isn’t just this one project, there have been quite a few rugpulls in the crypto sphere. Each rugpull takes away a lot of trust in the market. Many times the rugpullers escape Scot free, with no consequences, at all. This is a sure fire way to lose all trust in any kind of crypto, even BTC, IMHO.
For once the American people deserve to take a moment to soak in a win because it’s been way too long since we have.
Nope, I don’t think that we have even a moment to rest! There may be a win here but it is only the start of what we need. Also, everything can be undone with another stroke of the pen, unless it’s is written into law. That is another thing, when is he and the congress going to expressly go after all the useless laws. I forget who said it, some Roman or another but the more laws there are the less freedom there is, or something to that effect.
I meant to say the people are employing the fiat to do their thieving. The fiat, by itself, is just like a pen, a stick, a knife or a firearm, just a tool. It is the human behind them that is the danger.
I think talking to them is a waste of time!! You have to give them the proper incentives to keep the jungle as it is. If we don’t, they have all the incentives to turn the whole jungle into soybean farming to feed the Chinese and the pigs in China. I don’t know if they even realize that they have to rotate the crops.
Yes, you are the third recommendation I have heard or seen for this series. I think I will have to get it from my kid.
The damage is being caused by god-like humans that think that they can control the weather with their various experiments that they perform on us without our consent. All of their EMF and dumping in the skies and radars is causing the strange weather effects. We are not doing it, THEY are.
I think we don’t have enough people in this world!! With more people we can get more geniuses and more scientists and more engineers to get us out of our problems. Also, ZPT is on its way. We may have to learn to deal with a world of abundance rather than scarcity.
It is nice to be able to blame such a good villain for almost everything, but, alas, it is the people doing the isht and not just the fiat. The fiat currencies are just tools for f*ckery.
Yes, you never know who is in whose pay and how much they are being paid for their scientific results and conclusions.
Did you notice, lately, that they found that trees actually took out a lot more CO2 than they thought? So, more trees and plants would probably provide enough filtration for that disastrous pollutant, CO2, to keep us breathing for a while. Don’t know if they got the plankton measurement correct, either.
The chemtrails do not affect the amount of sunlight coming to the earth, therefore, it is ok to unload all of China’s fly ash into the atmosphere of the world and poison everything with the heavy and light metals in it. Aluminum is especially, bad for anything living, but never mind, the temp went up 1.25 degrees, especially when you measure it next to the runways where jets are taking off and landing at high intervals.
Humans have little to no effect on the atmospheric CO2, end of story. However, the climate is changing, the planet is boiling, the seas are arising and we will all be dead in ten years if we don’’t start taxing all the rich countries at very high rates and deindustrialize them whilst giving the money to the rich people in the poor countries. Don’t open those curtains because behind them you will see all the volcanos going off and the clouds of stuff coming out of them. That other set of curtains has a bunch of tyrants behind them, so don’t open them, either.
Yes, common sense goes a long way for pointing out the foolishness of the unreality THEY are constructing around us. Three cheers for common sense and BTC! FTS
This is one I haven’t read. One of my kids has read it and suggested I read it, too. I am current reading the beginnings of the Emberverse series by Stirling. I jumped in on the third of the series, so it is a bit convoluted without knowing the first two for the backstory.
For #1, they still don’t like to admit that there is only imperfect knowledge in the markets, either. Therefore, there is no such thing as perfect competition or monopolistic or perfectly oligopolistic competition, either, because an entrepreneur who more accurately foresees market conditions can slip into the mix.
For #2, I think they would welcome free trade or at least managed trade just as everyone else would. They are getting stomped on pretty hard by the Israeli factions, aren’t they?
Austrians sometimes do say things other economists can agree with, as long as how they derived what they were saying isn’t said. :)