Actually, the extremely rich one could be a black hat. But it does not matter. He is only fooling the speculators, i.e. black hats.
I am guesing here is what is happening in bitcoin markets:
There is an extremely rich white hat player who is richer than everyone else combined.
He starts buying and so raising the price.
Keeps on doing that until he sees that someone else started buying too.
Then he stops buying and lets everyone else continue buying.
Once they all have spent all their dollars, he starts selling to himself and drops the price drastically.
Until everyone else start panic selling (to him).
Once they are done selling, he repeats the cycle.
Good luck timing the market.
#bitcoin is the first tool ever invented that spreads #Dhamma on its own.
Written word was a useful tool, but it could be used either way. Bitcoin is pro-Dhamma only, it directly invalidates greed, which I would argue is 30% of Dhamma, and it cannot be used any other way. Until people stop using it or the protocol changes.
Wow, loads of cash. Or is it all in bitcoin already?
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Forgot to mention air humidity. The air should be at least 22 C and at least 45% relative humidity. If outdor is less, heat an humidify indoor to at least this level.
But don't use ultrasound humidifiers unless you use distilled water. Just heat the water and let it evaporate.
And make sure to replace the indoor air fully at least twice a day.
Your doctor is trying to kill you. Judging from what you shared today.
The medical industry is business model designed to keep us coming back, never really finding the solution to your symptoms.
It's structured to treat symptoms rather than root causes, ensuring that patients remain dependent on continuous treatments, prescriptions, and follow-up appointments.
This vicious cycle means that one healthy human equals $500,000 in revenue, making it a $165.5 trillion business model.
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I never go to any doctors for anything.
In terms of acne:
- eat animal based foods except milk. No milk traces of any animal whatsoever anywhere.
- avoid anything made of any plants. And I mean absolutely, not even spice. Definitely nothing cooked in any oils. Half small ecological apple a day might be fine. Unsweatened brewed teas are fine. One cup of unsweatened ecological black coffe maybe. Sugar is plant based, so - 0.
- zero anything sintetic including sweeteners.
- no carbonated drinks. Basically no drinks except pure water and teas and coffee as mentioned.
- no cigarettes and cigarillos, not even ecological. Ecological cigars not much - OK.
- no alcohol
- daily sun bathing. Whatever max time does not burn you pink
- excercise daily enough to make every piece of your skin sweat
- no bathing in hot water, not even shower. Avoid going under tap water altogether. Wash with soap only the parts that stink. Don't wash parts that don't stink at all. Swiming in ocean and river - OK.
- no cosmetics and no perfume on your skin.
Religions would be a good thing, just next time we become religious, we should:
- chtistians should follow the teachings of Christ alone, and only them directly. Not pope, not patriarch, not any priest and nobody else. Those who need help understanding should check with their parents or try harder.
- muslims should follow Mohamed, and no Osama, no Ayatollah, and no imam.
- buddhists should follow only Buddha, and no other teacher regardless of any traditions of any confessions.
- various pagans and smaller "religions" - you are on your own. It is highly unlikely to beat Buddha, Mohamed and Jesus Christ.
BTW, whenever you give anybody the power to control what you do, the permit is only valid for a second, and totally up to you. Support, voting, laws, nothimg matters. Every second either you allow anybody to control you or you don't. And you can change your mind as many times as you want.
Perhaps him too, but I don't know much about those times. Removal of Federal Reserve sounds good, but Indian Removal Act not so great. Who knows. But sure, JFK was controversial, too.
Because Trump is the first realistic presidential candidate in the history of USA whose any single view aligns with any single libertarian view (except JFK). So you either support a step closer to libertarianism, or leave your views in words only as always, thus effectively supporting status quo, which is extremely far from libertarian dream and being brought further and further away every day ever since end of slavery.
Not to mention that he has a proven track record of fulfilling every promise he makes.
To break it down to the basics, here is the choice that libertarians have:
1. Take a step towards your destination even though that step does not bring you to the final destination yet.
2. Do nothing and stay exactly where you are, unless others do something and push you to wherever they desire.
3. Attempt an impossible move straight to your final destination in one step at once by opposing all but your perfect candidate or other perfect solution that has no chance (and proven in history) of any significant support, and therefore does nothing except leaves you at point 2.
So point 3 is effectively point 2, but less obvious and could fool some well wishing unsuspecting libertarians. Unless you are quite happy with status quo and are afraid to try any steps at all not to ruine something, you should never choose point 2, much less point 3.
From my point of view, Trump's pro-libertarian stance is so obvious after his latest speech, especially keeping in mind that he also has not to scare away his republican and democrat supporters, that nobody can sincerely not see it. Thus I suspect only enemy agents can pretend not to see it.