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Apparently the fraud has already been going for years in Minnesota, but now with the youtuber’s revelations, it became a new current thing
I try not to take the electrolyte products cause I can’t be bothered checking what kind of shit’s being added.
72-hour fast after a heavy carnivore meal, few cups of coffee in the morning, non-caffeinated tea throughout the day, adding salt to the water and magnesium glycenate at night.
I wonder if it says in their terms of service that they can decide to start KYC’ing users later on and hold your money hostage.
If that’s the case, you kinda use their service or store money there at your own risk.
Unfortunately many European countries need to hit the rock bottom Argentina-style before things start to change
Wouldn’t be surprised to learn that the attackers might have been funded by potential false flag operators
If I’m going to bust my but and take time away from my family to earn something of value… I want it to be hard to make, provably scarce, and incredibly useful in a world where the “financial rules” keep changing and money issued by the state keeps losing value and/or being censored.
Well said.
The dude in the video: Conflates Bitcoin with crypto tokens within the first 20 seconds: “they’re basically the same”.
Me: closing the video because clearly the guy hasn’t done the work.
USDT, the gateway drug to a programmable CBDC slave money.
Coming to Gaza, Ukraine and a country near you to help with “reconstruction”.
Better to use bitcoin instead and take up the fiat volatility.
Speech policing will increase social tensions and then most people will be begging for even more surveillance and Palantir shares will shoot up..
Because 99% of people still use fiat as a unit of account and for this reason there’s a product market fit
“A man died because she wanted attention from a livestream,” the Reddit user also wrote.
Encapsulates well this phenomenon
Nice write-up.
I just didn’t like the framing/rhetoric of it being a “drug deal” even though I understand the writer was being sarcastic.
The words we use matter.