Fun fact. The cyanide is used to extract tiny tiny flakes of gold out of the earth. Tons and tons of dirt are being excavated, put on absolutely massive trucks (google gold mine trucks, they are indescribably huge), and sent to be processed with the cyanide.
If the cyanide is hard to obtain due to lack of supply, and companies can't process the flakes, this can do some crazy things to gold prices. Supply goes down while demand remains the same or more means price goes up.
Awesome stuff man. Having small denominations does seem practical. The Canadian Maples and NZ Silver Ferns seem interesting with their slightly higher silver content. I will head this advice, thank you.
Big girls need love to. I mean, bars seem practical. Will take a look at SD Bullion, thank you.
Seems to be many people's go to I'll give them a try. Thank you.
Awesome will take a look, thank you.
Awesome thank you, this seems to be many people's go to.
Friend I feel for you, but the media hasn't told me this is happening so I will ignore it.
Kidding obviously, but this is really the first I'm hearing of this. I pray for you and your loved ones.
No mention of the insane gas taxes we are paying?
I'm at 118,000 and still not in. My username may have caused a few red flags. Good luck, friend.
Q used Bing when he posted search results.
Shiva is known for starting over, rebirth. Destroying something so it can be born again and start new.
Great reply thanks for taking the time. I am definitely looking into physical gold and silver, mostly silver. Any places you suggest to purchase?
Hey man, it's clear you haven't researched crypto extensively, and that's ok. But it just doesn't make sense to blanketly say something is bad while unwilling to research it or in this case, even discuss it.
Chickens are indeed a good investment, we are agreeing there. But we both know it's not the type of investment this conversation is about.
So you don't have a bank account or credit card either? Your bank account is literally digital numbers that a centralized entity controls.
In the event of an emergency situation where power, internet, supply chains all go down, I'm sorry to say but gold won't help you. If people are starving, a squash grown in your yard will be a better bartering item than 1 oz of gold. How will you break the gold into small pieces? Will people trust it's real? How will value of gold be determined in this scenario?
118,000. Still waiting.
Doesn't seem the number given is relevant to order accepted in.
When was this posted? I can't find it.
Rumble took the video down. Not a good look for a "free speech" platform.
By golly it is a real article.
edit: Note the spelling of Kiev from this 2005 article.
Super interesting, I appreciate the in depth responses! I may try breaking up my sleep for a while as a test after your experiences. Especially because my job as a trader involves odd times in the markets and breaking up my sleep would allow me to be more productive.
Good luck with the spring cleaning, that always helps me stay focused when I have no distractions caused by my environment, cleanliness, etc.
Very interesting. What times of day do you typically sleep and do you feel a difference if you do 2 four hour sessions vs 1 eight hour session?
I think that most people who watch tv before bed, they never allow themselves to be free with their thoughts. They are constantly hooked. So instead of doing what you did, trial/error, personal investigation, testing for yourself, self-analyzing... people will google something, get an answer, and think that is the end all be all answer.
The book, "Bored and Brilliant" is a fascinating book that covers this topic. The author has a pretty interesting Ted Talk also. People will basically not care about investigating anything in depth if they are constantly hooked and never allow themselves to feel boredom.
Even after death, No Name's dick is still in his mouth.
In regards to whether sleep debt can be repaid or not, this is a great question that still has debate in the sleep science world. Sleep is not understood very well to be honest.
I think you hit the nail on the head with this. Alarm clocks disrupt our sleep cycles. Sleep aids mess up our cycles, even melatonin.
Seems like you are just as passionate about getting quality sleep! What positive changes have you felt since you started putting more of a conscious effort into obtaining quality sleep? Or is it something you're still working on? I know mine isn't perfect yet, but dramatically improved.
I do mean low quality information like social media, Netflix, etc. But I am of the opinion that over consuming anything is bad. Even what is perceived as quality consumption is still consumption. Eating 20 apples per day isn't good for you, even if it's quality food.
Excellent reply with some quality questions!
What say you of blockchain's role in us overcoming the latching grip of the banking slavers' slimy jaws?
Pure decentralization and mass adoption is what is needed to overcome bank slavery. Right now, it can be regulated because many people keep their money on centralized exchanges. The easiest way most people convert their crypto to fiat is sending to a centralized exchange like Coinbase, then sending to bank account. If it becomes mass adopted, people can keep their money in decentralized wallets and simply send peer to peer. Of course, this will take mass adoption to occur.
What creations will come from this that will both move humanity forward and leave blockchain itself obselete?
We have no idea. We had no idea how the internet would change society as we know it, but it came and changed. We have no idea how blockchain will evolve and change society.
How will this effect Wall Street?
I've asked myself this question many times. I feel stocks and the Foreign Exchange market will still be around. I don't see cash going away, I see it living side by side with blockchain currency. How it will change exactly, though.. nobody knows.
Will the banks offer themselves as safe 'managers' of cryptos for people that don't know enough about them?
It's already starting. Just a few years ago, JP Morgan said crypto is a fad, it's a scam, it's going no where. They just bought digital property in the Metaverse and offer crypto in portfolios for high end clients. They realized they can't beat it, so they are joining it. They are already buying lots of crypto. They will try to become the whales in the crypto markets just like they are now in every other market. But DeFi (decentralized banking) will become more prevalent. You can make crazy percent APR storing coins. Even stable coins like USDT, USDC, and UST. Banks can't compete with that. Right now though, DeFi is too complicated for the average person and doesn't have the trust banks have (haha I know). But once it becomes more user friendly and obtains the trust of the public, banks will slowly fade.
Banks will lobby and bribe and try to enforce policy to regulate crypto out of existence, but it is impossible to regulate it away completely. But when we win this silent war and our policy makers begin acting in the best interest of its citizens, I see a Constitutional Amendment coming that will prevent banks from acting how they are now and eventually, they will pivot to what society demands (especially because DeFi will be their competitor... and able to do what they do better).
All I know is that this is still very early and it's one giant mystery how it will play out in the future!
Masks are about the most non-political thing out there. It should be based entirely off of the studies that have already been conducted about their lack of ability to filter viruses and how they psychological fuck children. The fact that this is something so evenly divided between party lines shows it is a dog and pony show. It is rigged. It's all fucking weird man.