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NanoKhuma 1 point ago +1 / -0

"Gold has lost some value" "which, even at 1.5% is still a loss of 25% of your purchasing power over 15 years."

Pick one, it's doubtful that luxury suits have magically become ~15% the price in 100 years.

"Bitcoin banks"

You can't be serious.

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NanoKhuma 1 point ago +1 / -0

"It unfortunately still has a 1.5-2% inflation rate, which, even at 1.5% is still a loss of 25% of your purchasing power over 15 years."

Which doesn't track with the real world, see the "oz of gold still buys a nice suit in 1900 and 2000" argument.

"Comparing Bitcoin to gold, Bitcoin's inflation rate will be lower than gold's by mid-April of this year and will continue to be cut in half every 4 years until it hits zero."

Small amounts of natural inflation are good, the unrecoverable nature of BTC means there will eventually be 0 BTC available for transacting due to deaths of people with memorized cols wallets, destroyed HDDs, etc.

"Traveling with metals is incredibly cumbersome, especially with large amounts of value, and requires large transaction fees to move them (guards, planes, pallets, forklifts, smelting for verification, etc)."

People regularly carry around jumbo sized phones, take for instance an Iphone 13, at 6 oz that's $13,000 worth of gold, nobody regularly carries that in today's world. And somehow, they didn't need to "verify" and smelt coinage when it was pre-stamped with mintage marks.

"Bitcoin cannot be forcefully taken from your (if you're not absolutely retarded)"

Be honest with people about what that means. The keys to your coin wallet are EVERYTHING, and since there is no take backs on the chain, if your BTC is taken, you are FUBAR, permanently. The generally accepted practice for significant amounts of crypto is 1: fully memorize your 15-16 word seed phrase and NEVER write it down in any fashion, and 2: use a permanently offline computer to sign transactions. Anything else is open to compromise, despite being "absolutely retarded" or not

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NanoKhuma 1 point ago +1 / -0

"For countries that don't have assets to purchase, it's the only way."

Because with Bitcoin, you will own nothing (real) and be happy :>)

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NanoKhuma 2 points ago +2 / -0

Lol no, in no case has an ETF positively benefited the end investor or underlying asset. ETFs are the method of control for Blackrock and co by futhering the "You shall own nothing and be happy" motto of the NWO, via quite literally taking YOUR money and holding the item in THEIR name.

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NanoKhuma 9 points ago +9 / -0

Given alt-coins heavy reliance on BTC's own performance, and BTC's heavy reliance on the USD/easy money (Tether, Grayscale), it's dubious if BTC will withstand the mother-of-all-crashes, and beyond unlikely for basically any altcoins.

Remember, BTC has not been battle tested outside of the Coronavirus dump, and the Federal Reserve sent the price of everything to the moon back then.

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NanoKhuma 1 point ago +1 / -0

Not likely, since God had the Watchers, or the fallen angels responsible for the whole thing, bound until Judgement Day, where they'll be cast into the lake of fire, to be destroyed. See Book 1, Chapter 4, Verses 13-14

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NanoKhuma 1 point ago +1 / -0

Book of Enoch is pretty clear that those decendants of the Sons of God and the Daughters of Adam are very much an abomination to God, being so far as one of the reasons the Biblical Flood happened.

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NanoKhuma 2 points ago +2 / -0

Then again, did the Biblical Flood not happen explicitly to reset state on that?

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NanoKhuma 4 points ago +4 / -0

Sounds like marijuana is gonna get the cigarette treatment, legalize it to tax it to hell and back, and poison it to kill and maim the users for more healthcare and Master Settlement moolah.

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NanoKhuma 3 points ago +3 / -0

To be fair though, wouldn't this have been the viewed the same for classical music, for rock and roll, etc, as well as abstract art, classical art, etc during their heydays? Then the next new thing comes along, starting the cycle all over again. We are in a creative rut as a society, sure, but we have been in a general stagnation of society as a whole for 2-3 decades, but that's not end of times, that's life in a dying country.

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NanoKhuma 5 points ago +5 / -0

Likely not, it 100% depends on what is being shed.

If it's just spikes or just mRNA being shed, then it very well could negatively impact your health. However, like any enviromental exposure, your body will be actively cleaning up, and effects will likely subside with the removal of exposure to the source. Think black mold, air-borne pollutants, ect.

It's only if you are getting the double whammy of mRNA and the synthetic nano lipids that any real damage could be done permanently or very long term, but this is unlikely since those nano lipids are lab made, and are fairly difficult to make in the lab, much less in a body.

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NanoKhuma 1 point ago +1 / -0

It was chock full of symbolism in past years, figured it was going to be relatively heavy this year too.

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NanoKhuma 5 points ago +5 / -0

The clock stopped short of midnight, 11:35 if I recall, so not quite total destruction ala Doomsday clock.

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NanoKhuma 44 points ago +44 / -0

Never ask a woman her age, A man his salary, And Volkswagen what they were doing in 1940.

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NanoKhuma 3 points ago +3 / -0

Hear me out, we have a lady in red playing a red piano with a clear top. She gets up, and starts "flirting" with a man in white before she exits stage and the man in white goes to center stage, with a clock ticking down to midnight before being engulfed in flames.

The mechanisms for evil (red piano with a clear top) are plainly revealed, and the "good" people (man in white) have been flirting with evil (lady in red) while this is revealed. Evil exits while good takes center stage, with the clock ticking down to midnight before being engulfed (change of the times, destruction of the old).

Might be more of a warning (stop flirting with clear evil while there is still time, lest you follow in their removal/destruction). Just my thoughts.

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NanoKhuma 2 points ago +2 / -0

It comes from cheapo LED replacements that break down over time. All white LEDs start off as strictly blue LEDs, and then use a yellow phosphor to convert most of that blue into yellow light, which both combine to average out into the white we see.

Well, if the yellow phosphor degrades or otherwise gets destroyed, you only get the purplish-blue of the original LED chip, and no longer white.

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NanoKhuma 1 point ago +1 / -0

EDIT: Sorry, I had missed the word "woketards", and thought it was another "All youngsters baaaad" comment.

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NanoKhuma 1 point ago +1 / -0

Does that make Social Security a junkyard?

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NanoKhuma 5 points ago +5 / -0

Yes because God couldn't magic a second X in place of a Y, and how the hell could anyone get a Y chromosome when no sperm is involved?? Gotta wonder how good they are playing Twister, because that logic is all sorts of loopy.

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NanoKhuma 3 points ago +3 / -0

ESG is not to turn products woke in and of themselves, it is to force Wokisms down people's throats. What happens if a ESGed product is no longer consumed? The propaganda is no longer effective, and Blackrock moves on to the next sucker for money, leaving the old ones out to dry, see Buzzfeed/Gawker and Vice, both parting themselves out despite being in lockstep.

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NanoKhuma 6 points ago +6 / -0

If you want to talk historic lows, silver has them all beat, it's quite possibly the cheapest ever in human history, and has been so for a century.

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NanoKhuma 8 points ago +8 / -0

It's impossible to come for the guns now, if the plan is to start civil war 2, the East and West coasts are going to have an unwinnable quagmire that would make Vietnam, much less Afghanistan look like downright total and complete victories.

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