Yesterday saw one of the highest single-day profit-taking events in #Bitcoin history, with over $10.5 billion realized. Despite this, incoming demand absorbed it entirely. Weak hands are exiting while strong hands continue to accumulate. Extremely bullish.

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Sad that retail enter this market always when it's at an ATH

There is evidence that retail investors are re-entering the market, driven by rising #bitcoin prices and media narratives of substantial profits. Google search trends for #bitcoin have been on the rise, indicating growing retail interest.

The surge in Bitcoin's price, approaching U.S. $100,000 is likely to draw more retail investors into the market. :coinmarketcap:

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Queer Marxism/Theory isn't about LGBT. That's just one area where the Marxists have found their revolutionary energy that they so desperately want.

Queer Marxism calls for the abolishment of normalcy. It wants to get rid of anything considered normal. Once something abnormal gains normal status, they will then attack that ... and so the viscious demonic destructive cycle will go on and on, constantly destroying everything decent and normal in society.

The goals are to disrupt, destabilize, dismantle and destroy the individualist free society, and replace it with communist forced - collectivism.

The Marxists don't actually care about gay or LGBT. They are merely using them to seize control. Once the Marxists gain control they will kill the most radicall of the "rainbow guard" movement just, like they did in China with the red guard that put Mao back into power.

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NOSTR. there is no alternative

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Haha yea it was a bad fight but I got respect for Mike almost 60 years old putting himself through that. I hope to have that level of fitness at that age.

I found it hilarious how positive the young girl was with great energy then he came with that energy. We are nothing then we are dead 😂😂

I found it hilarious how positive the young girl was with great energy then he came with that energy. We are nothing then we are dead 😂😂

That's because 58k is the correct price.

All other prices are wrong.

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In fiction, the point of view from how we see the story can often color how we perceive the ethics of characters. And of course, that lesson can apply in real life as well.

If you ask most people if Neo and Trinity in the Matrix are heroes or anti-heroes, for example, they’ll probably say heroes. There is nothing particularly dark or edgy about them other than kind of a general “cool” factor. They’re pretty chill and well-meaning people in their downtime, we care about their relationship, they help their friends, they have rather pure motivations, etc.

But in the Matrix, agents can teleport themselves into any unplugged person. Which means that when Neo or Trinity attack a place, they pretty much have to slaughter everyone. Leaving survivors means that agents can teleport in. Innocent guards and stuff just get wiped out by the dozens. The stakes of humanity being enslaved by the machines are so high, that the characters don’t even really debate the ethics of this; they just accept it.

Like literally the opening scene is Trinity killing police, and the audience is like “wow cool” instead of “so, is that the antagonist?” The famous lobby scene consists of Neo and Trinity wiping out tons of guards that are just doing their job of guarding a skyscraper. In the sequel, Trinity sends a motorcycle bomb into a power station, and then murders the remaining guards as they attack her. We all basically like Trinity, and yet there are platoons of widows and orphans out there from all the guards she killed. There aren’t really even any scenes of her reflecting on that, like finding it emotionally difficult in any way to do those things or feeling in any way haunted by it.

If the Matrix story was shown from like, a detective’s point of view, these characters are terrorists and would either seem like outright villains (if you don’t know their motivation) or anti-heroes if you do (ends justify the means; mass-murder is okay and not even worth feeling bad about if it saves billions).

So, how the movie *frames* things for us makes a big difference. We closely follow Neo and Trinity so much that we’re like, “of course they’re the heroes”. The same thing happens in real life with political commentators and things like that; a cultural narrative can frame something as wholly good or wholly bad when often it’s actually kind of complex.

Therefore, it’s a useful practice whether in analyzing fiction or real life, to always ask how you could invert the framing for something.