Which, let’s remember, likely (for them) “feels like” you or I paying $0.50 for rolling through a stop sign here or there.
They’re not being fined enough.
Source (sorry for linking to the blue bird app):
https://twitter.com/notgrubles/status/1638977214581469201?s=20
Just heard that they were unable to source any ASICs for this project - all the PCBs there are from general purpose machines, etc.
"Symbolism"
Subbed!
The elephant in the room is still defecating on the carpet. Screenshot of a recent email from Binance:
No downtime for “staking upgrades” with real money.
From an email from Coinbase:
Just set up a private relay. Now what?
The value of my cars is going up because of inflation though. 🥴
“The template has been used before in 2008 and 2020 to ease market uncertainty and stave off broader panic. The goal is to ensure that central banks can hold on to easy access to dollar funding, which can dry up when the market is under strain.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/03/19/ubs-credit-suisse-deal/
Well, the key is to go beyond worrying and educate. That’s the fun part.
But… the normies are catching on. Johnny Harris is in a suburb of DC.
Mixed feelings about bitcoin and gold pumping this weekend.
I’m glad I own some, but the price action indicates monetary irresponsibility on a very large scale. I’m worried for the large population who won’t understand the events in time, or at all.
I’d get behind this.
I own a 1999 Civic, and those things are rebuild-worthy. Not a whiff of planned obsolescence.
“In Europe, we are in the habit of looking upon restlessness of spirit, immoderate desire for wealth, and extreme love of independence as great social dangers, but these are precisely the things that guarantee the American republics a long and tranquil future.
Without these restless passions, the population would tend to concentrate in certain places, and before long people would begin to feel, as we do, needs that are hard to satisfy. Happy is the New World, where man’s vices are almost as useful to society as his virtues.”
Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, p. 328. 1835
And may it always be!
Someone orange-pilled Dr. Peterson. Show yourself!
Glad to see some green American tractors giving the ESG goons a hard time.
“America today offers man resources so vast that industry cannot exploit them fast enough.
…There is no reason to fear new needs, because all needs are easily satisfied. There is no reason to dread unleashing a surfeit of passions, because all passions find easy and salutary nourishment. Americans cannot have too much freedom, because they are almost never tempted to use their freedom improperly.”
Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, p. 329, 1835