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I can't argue, though personally I would flip Empire and A New Hope. Also, everything that happened after Jar Jar's first appearance is dead to me, so my list is only a list of 3.

Yeah, I'm not sure I remember anyone ever directly threatening him physically. I don't know what the context is vis-a-vis any assessment made by this other guy's video that you posted. I was just responding to what you said you were curious to see.

This might be the most succinct account (~7 min.) of the incident(s). If you're interested, there are much more detailed accounts that came out later that dive much deeper - but require much more of a time commitment to view.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cMYfxOFBBM

Full Disclosure: I consume an awful lot of content by both Bret and Eric. I generally respect their opinions as a default position. So, I absolutely acknowledge my bias. However, I am eager to hear views that challenge my prior assumptions - even from someone who I'd never heard of before.

That being said, when that someone can't even make it 12 seconds without such an obvious misrepresentation as "self-appointed leaders of the intellectual dark web", they've lost the benefit of the doubt necessary to retain my attention any further.

"I thought SegWit and Taproot have always been part of Bitcoin" - said no one ever.

I suppose apps would then have to choose for themselves whether to support private DMs or remain in the app stores. Ultimately, there will always be clients that offer features that the authorities don't like.

So... 60 Minutes took the liberty of editing their interview with Kamala Harris - not just for clarity. They actually replaced one of her responses in its entirety with a shorter, slightly less incoherent response presumably clipped from some other part of the interview. Remember when 60 Minutes did journalism?; not just PR for the Democratic Party?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHsiuTEqr90

which seems ironic since price gouging can only actually exist where free-market competition has been prohibited - like when the government grants utility companies exclusive access to serve your home.

So, you're out in the rain with a bunch of electrical equipment to produce a report that you could easily shoot from a dry vantage point - and you choose to mock someone else who just wants to get a little exercise as 'Florida Man'. 🤷‍♂️

btw, if you extend the satoshi post just a little further: "... and the transaction fee is higher", it makes Peter's response just seem even more redundant. I wonder why they chose to clip it at the "..." like they did. 🤔

I loved how he implied this must have been Peter accidentally revealing himself while clarifying his own earlier satoshi post. I read it more as just the pedantic response of a smart-ass.