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Zach⚡️
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Bitcoin pleb, economics enthusiast, and basketball fan. Fix the money fix the world 🧡🌎 Posting notes since 774763
Replying to Avatar Noshole

Fidel Castro?

This is 100% true.

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Most success stories I’ve heard use it as a hedging strategy. You have to have a decent position to begin with and some other way of making money to be successful generally, since you’ll otherwise be overly emotionally invested in short term outcomes.

People do it. Many cases. Not a game I personally play at this point in my journey.

Replying to Avatar paulo

I’m class of 2020 so I know what -75% is like. I also know that if the 2 year chart still says +400%, you’re winning.

2020 decade has been harder for Bitcoin growth then 2010 decade. Reasonable and expected but it’s ok to acknowledge it.

Even 2018, it “crashed” to +400% the 2017 yearly opening price.

I get the pain of drawdowns and a huge wave bought the top but there was still a ton of growth and organic optimism during that period. Any Bitcoin maximalist was chilling.

Replying to Avatar Ch!llN0w1

Damn international bankers

The difference really was network size and age to be fair.

I’m just saying that it’s not exactly like 2017 was the Vietnam war for Bitcoin holders. You could’ve been offline all year and it would’ve been great.

Best wishes to you! I hope you get glasses in your stocking this year 👓

Merry Christmas everyone, God bless you and I hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday season.

Last night I dreamed about a Bitcoin short squeeze to 194k

Am I cooked

Everyone does not watch porn, and porn is bad. Same for Drake and vaccines.

I’m trying to be polite and have a real discussion here but it’s pretty intellectually dishonest to say that Christianity is equivalent to porn, drake, and vaccines.

You can assess the goodness of something for yourself based on its history and its teachings. And you can even criticize the history of the Church while still acknowledging how culturally influential it was.

It’s hugely arrogant and stupid to assume everyone for two thousand years was just part of some “bandwagon fallacy”.

Great point. I hadn’t considered the open mouth soy boy meme.

I don’t think it’s dehumanizing for people to live in their own countries, but it says a lot that you think that.

I notice you didn’t engage with anything I said. JFK? My leaders have been been captured for decades? I don’t support war and bombings?

It’s useless discussing anything with you because no matter how right I am, it likely threatens your way of life and you’d never be able to admit it.

- My leaders HAVE failed me, that’s why I’m vocally opposing them and advocating for different policies.

- The United States does not dictate everything.

- The United States has not “consumed the planet through greed and destruction”.

- I agree with you about wars in the Middle East, but you should take it up with the people who caused that. Same people who killed our last real president btw (JFK).

- The flourishing of other countries is none of my business or concern. I’m AMERICA FIRST and I care about my family, then community, then country, in that order. And this country has been getting worse for 60 years.

- You cannot solve the problems of the world by having everyone immigrate to the US. And all of the foreign people who are anti-America (seems like you’re fitting that category) need to GO HOME.

I’m a human being who cares about MY country, MY people, and MY culture. The least you can do if you’re going to live in my country is wish for the well-being of the native population. Not everything is about fiat and money all the time.

“Bro, don’t take your own side. Just wake up and smell the coffee, we’re all the same if you think about it”.

I’ll pass thanks.

Replying to Avatar Kano

It would take forever to fully get my take across and it would be easier speaking, as like I said there is complexity at hand, but I will try to keep it brief.

What I mostly see is a complete and utter failure in people’s ability to take into account the historical process and the evolution of culture as a whole. The process of European colonialism, the process of technological advancement and the advantage the West had, the ten thousand plus years of dominance and hierarchical thinking, which is pretty much embedded within us neurologically as primates, and the divisive nature of ideology as a construct, regardless of whether it is good or bad. Examples of this are shown in the images.

Most people are religiously tied and bonded to their beliefs, their patriotism, and most importantly their sense of belonging to collective groups, race for example. Most resort to ad hominem arguments or flawed logical fallacies because they do not understand how interconnected everything really is.

It is easy for someone like Zach here, for example, to say, "How about we all just worry about our own countries." But what about the fact that your country is quite literally the world’s reserve currency and dictates pretty much everything? "Illegal immigrants need to go home." What about getting the USA out of the Middle East and proxy wars, and out of supporting Israel while bombing, supporting, and destabilizing these countries? If you are an immigrant, are you just meant to sit there and die?

Most true racists believe in superiority and the inferior nature of their counterparts. They have most likely read a few studies about Black people committing more gun violence, but that does not account for the full scope of the problem. You grow up as a Black male in America, in the Bronx for example, and you think you are becoming a lawyer? Please. Culture and history have played out the way they have and have engraved themselves on our psyches. There is nothing we can do to change the past, but we must educate for the present. These third world countries are buried in Chinese & American loans and corrupted to the core, and the political figures are just as corrupt as the ones we see in the West.

I do not have all the answers, but what I do know is that ignorance is not the answer.

“But what about the fact that your country is quite literally the world’s reserve currency and dictates pretty much everything? "Illegal immigrants need to go home." What about getting the USA out of the Middle East and proxy wars, and out of supporting Israel while bombing, supporting, and destabilizing these countries? If you are an immigrant, are you just meant to sit there and die?”

- To be clear, I agree with all of these policies. America needs to get out of the Middle East and stop supporting Israel. At the same time, my country is not your sanctuary. Most of the immigrants here illegally aren’t war refugees from the Middle East.