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FetAnka 5 points ago +5 / -0

Relational databases and blockchains are not that complicated tho, it works like a logbook that may or may not be available over internet and may or may not be synchronized across multiple physical devices for better redundancy.

The fuckery is within the monetary system itself. Think of something with market value, like your car or your house. It doesn't have constant value (nothing has in fact), it's value is determined based on supply and demand, the more willing you are to get from A to B the more valuable your car will be. The more people who want to get from A to B the more valuable your car become and you may trade it away from something you want or need more.

There's no right or wrong in market value, the price is always an agreement between buyer and seller, computers could even simplify this process by letting you view what other have traded in the past, this can be used to make sure that nobody takes advantage of you buy trading something worthless for your car.

Now let's talk fiat currency. This is cash in your hand or in your bank account. Fiat is where the scam begins, originally backed by x amount of gold held in a bank vault, in 1929 during the bank runs the banks ran out of gold, which exposed the scam. The banks had basically printed more cash than they had gold in their vault to back it, basically creating a devalued asset out of thin air.

Instead of hanging the scammers, the scam was legalized. This allows the government to lend money from the federal reserve, a private company. 🤡 Every time a loan is issued, new currency is minted out of thin air, doesn't matter if it's number on a digital bank account or physical paper notes, the process is the same, only slightly cheaper when it's digital since you don't actually have to print anything. Either way it's a scam and as long back as 1971 the last gold backing requirement where removed.

Since then fiat has only gone down and will continue to go down because it's all debt today. Once market value goes up, more fiat is created through loans which inflates the price and make sure it stays on a downward path, when it goes down, it goes down by a lot.

Carbon credit is nothing but glorified Soviet food stamps, but digital. Instead of only buying food it's used to pay for everythnig you consume. Imagine living in a world where no matter how hard you work you'd still get the same allowance/salary, now imagine a world government controlling the price of everything, using "the environment" as excuse to make luxurious items like real meat and heat your home in the winter a non affordable luxury. This is what carbon credit does.

In the end it doesn't matter if it's digital or physical, it's the same scam system either way. The only way out is through market valued assets where the main things that constitutes as money is precious metals or some of the major cryptocurrencies, specifically those that are decentralized.

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FetAnka 3 points ago +3 / -0

It's the law of Jante, you gotta be "normal". Just because you're a vegan doesn't mean you can sit there and eat vegetables, including those weird ones nobody heard of, with actual nutritious. You have to eat fake crap full of chemicals that looks like normal food, mushrooms grind down to look like beefs and soy, lot's of soy. 🤡

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FetAnka 2 points ago +2 / -0

Their Stockholm apartment is also worth about 11M SEK ($1.4M). That's more money than most Swedes makes in a life time of honest work after tax. Fuck em criminals breaking every law, cheating on their taxes and stealing from the people.

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FetAnka 2 points ago +2 / -0

That guy's an attention whore, staged his own kidnapping and pretended he was being tortured with video proof as "evidence", only problem, for him. Nobody gave a fuck and he had to come crawling back crying and begging for forgiveness. Fake news media made a big deal out of it, but still, biggest fucking victim coat I've ever seen.

Think he got kidnapped for real lately too because of how hated he is. Still missing and nobody gives a fuck. Sweden sure is based in some areas.

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FetAnka 2 points ago +2 / -0

Perhaps, but there is still a valid point within. How can gold have inflation at all when it's a deflationary asset which people are currently hoarding? There's only x amount of gold in this world and demand goes up.

Makes you wonder how much the gold price is suppressed by the globalist elite selling fake paper gold to the plebs. After all, if they weren't ripping people of gold should have the same price gains as Bitcoin, maybe even more because of the bigger demand.

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FetAnka 6 points ago +6 / -0

Sounds like a trick question, the real president is of course Trump because of the fraud, Biden is just a resident of the white house. But I'd say the patient answered correctly tho as he's mocking Biden in his answer, implying this fact.

The patient is perfectly fine, and based.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

"A lost democracy", cries the ones who stole it and are to this day still occupying DC.

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FetAnka 3 points ago +3 / -0

A ventilator would still be too peaceful. This guy is directly responsible for millions of deaths worldwide, and starvation, people going broke, degeneracy. He deserves much worse in terms of punishment.

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FetAnka 0 points ago +1 / -1

Says the faggot who provoked a world war with millions of deaths, just because Hitler arrested one of their crime family members, for provoking another word war killing millions. There's no word to describe the retardness of people who actually trust this faggot and his globalist crime family.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

Most of eastern Europe practice free speech too. And the Nordic countries don't want to implement such bullshit laws, even tho there are globalist lobbyists and antifa faggots trying to convince and threat the governments into implementation of such laws.

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FetAnka 4 points ago +4 / -0

There was one case, (probably more) which I read about. Where an old lady did exactly that, she debunked the lies and got charged with hate crime. During court hearing her defense lawyer couldn't possibly defend her without saying certain words and sentences obviously, so the lawyer got prosecuted too. I think they both ended up in prison.

See this is why we need to reject such laws.

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FetAnka 2 points ago +2 / -0

EU is working hard to get similar laws implemented in every member country.

It's fucked up for real as it also prevents from anything that may go off the official story. With laws like these it may not even be possible to discuss the most relevant question, which is why everything happened.

Germany had nothing to gain from the war and Hitler offered very generous peace deals multiple times which where always rejected. Because Churchill wanted to involve the US, and the only way to do so was to provoke a war with Germany, then blame Germany.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

People who put all their eggs in the same basket are bound to lose at some point, I have some silverware and coins too, but never thought about using it in water purification, sounds interesting.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

What underlying mechanism is the same? decentralized verifiable blockchains has never been used before, especially not in a Ponzi scheme type of application, same goes for linked lists and similar structures. As for the rest, the mechanism is identical to gold, you have x amount, a total supply known to man, y amount can be mined because of limitations in machinery and accessibility, a price set by supply and demand etc.. if crypto is a Ponzi scheme, then why isn't gold?

With precious metals, the metal itself is highly useful in numerous industries

Just like crypto, and blockchains in particular. Hardware and software respectively. In a global EMP, or anything that disrupts the power grid or the internet neither of these assets will have any value based on "industrial use" as no industry will remain and buy them.

The alleged security that underlies much of Bitcoin's appeal is less comprehensive

Encryption aside, what sort of verification would you propose? The compromised state of Bitcoin, i.e when one part manage to take control over the whole network ain't different from today's banking system. We'd be back to square one in terms of security, verification wise. Security wise in terms of encryption and simplicity we'd still be better off.

And even if Bitcoin could be considered compromised due to the ASIC miners, there's plenty of other coins which is ASIC resistant, Monero for instance, where the average Joe can still mine of GPU's, and reduce the risk of it's chain being compromised.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

In a Ponzi scheme you'd invest money into something, then you get some sort of payout regularly. The whole idea is that the investment is too good to be true, like pension in a inflationary asset. Which is the biggest known Ponzi scheme most boomer still think isn't a scam.

The Ponzi scheme collapses once the number of investors doesn't invest enough to cover the cost of the payouts.

So, now it's your turn, exactly what sort of payout do you get with crypto? As far as I recall all you do is to exchange at current market rate, just like when you buy a house or a bunch of silver coins. Sure market value goes up and down all the time based on supply and demand.

But only an idiot would call a house or a car a Ponzi scheme, even if they both could be a terrible investment if you buy high and sell low. That's not the definition of a Ponzi scheme.

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FetAnka 2 points ago +2 / -0

If there was such a thing as a "resource backed" token tho. Most stuff is just Ponzi schemes or fractions of the resource reserve. If you wanna go for precious metals, go ahead, but stick to physical metal.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

Pretty sure that if a majority of all crypto where stolen over night, the majority would switch to a fork named <coin> (quantum secure), which just like the name suggests is an upgraded version of the coin, with a quantum secure algorithm, conveniently forked just before the hack.

Then the quantum hackers can sit there with their worthless crypto which is no longer secure, and therefore worthless. Exchanges and banks are the big losers.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

Local nazi party with just 200 members donating small portions of crypto got in many years ago, they now own a whole town. First they bought a club house and opened it up for the locals, kind of like what you'd expect from your local church.

They had free coffee, events and activities for the families and so on. Soon lefties and libtards started to move out and members moved in because in this town they could live in peace without getting fucked over by the government all the time.

They're a nail in the eye to the leftist establishment, look aT tHeM BuILdiNg a PlaYgRoUND FOR THe kiDS, how DARe tHEy. But the town itself which where built by socialists back in the 40's around a factory which is long abandoned has actually recovered, people are moving in more than out, people maintain their homes, flowers in their yards, nice cars, national flags and no baboons roaming around. All thanks to crypto.

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FetAnka 2 points ago +2 / -0

This is political suicide, a 17 year old is apparently not mature enough to understand the consequences of a terrible crime. But they are mature enough to understand the lifelong side effects of an untested vaccine, for a virus with 99.997% survival rate in this particular age group.

At least it's up to each of the 290 municipalities to decide if they want to implement this or not. That'll show the color of each party just before the election in 2022, unless the socialist ends up in tar and feathers before that.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

Probably, see this bomb detonated in the basement and spread through all the stair/elevator shafts in the building, damaged interior of many apartments on the lower floors and injured at least 25 people, idk why international media gives a much lower number than the actual number.

It's a mystery how the building still stands after such explosion. These commie blocks isn't extremely strong structures, they where built to be cheap and used minimal amount of construction material, after renovation some of them has gotten new cladding, new roof, heavier 3 glass windows, wooden floors and other improvements which further weakens the structure.

The only bomb proof part of that building is the nuclear proof bunker below basement level. And if the building itself was officially bomb proof there wouldn't be flight alarms and routines to evacuate everyone down to the underground bunker in case of a nuclear war.

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FetAnka 1 point ago +1 / -0

That and poor people in general, lot's of elderly too. Let's just say people who don't work, who's only source of income is taxpayers money or from criminal activity.

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