I’m a capitalist. I believe strongly in capitalism and its ability to lift people from poverty.
But when your company is making record profits, yet refuses to give you a raise, and your CEO gets a bonus of almost a BILLION dollars. Yeah, the term greddy fucks most certainly applies here.
Thank you. I understand amortization, the point I’m getting at is how will this not lead to more inflation? Lower rates will increase demand in a market that’s already low on inventory. The rules of supply and demand do not appear aligned with Trumps strategy here. Don’t get me wrong, I’d crawl through a pool of monkeypox faggots to vote for Trump. But this particular piece of his housing plan has me stumped.
These chases are getting completely out of control. Serious question, why chase and put the public in danger? Not to mention trying to catch a motorcycle with a patrol car is pretty stupid imo. There’s gotta be a better way to deal with traffic violations outside of chasing them down in traffic at 140mph. Too many innocents have already been killed or seriously injured as result of this. Someone make it make sense please.
Trump is gonna be in my hometown today. It’s a blue stronghold and he’s coming into the hyenas den like the boss he his. I wish I could see him but fate has other plans. The point being, there will be plenty of protesters at this event. And yes, they all want us dead. That has become as clear to me as the nose on my face. I just don’t see any of them coming around.
I’ll break it down Barney level for you. Bitcoin operates on a technology called “the blockchain”. The block chain is basically a ledger. If I give you 1 bitcoin, it’s transferred to you over the network, and is recorded in the ledger. The transaction is processed by “Bitcoin miners” but that is another topic. Just know that the miners get paid a small fee in bitcoin for processing the transaction. The ledger, ie the blockchain, is recorded on every computer that is used in mining/processing Bitcoin. To “delete” or “hack” bitcoin, you’d have to hack the entire Bitcoin network and every computer attached to it in order to change the ledger. This is simply not possible with the technology and encryption we have today. The downside that no one seems to acknowledge is that every Bitcoin transaction can be traced. Cash has a feature called “fungibility” which Bitcoin cannot replicate. However, other crypto currencies do have privacy and fungibility baked into their design, but those cryptos are not available on mainstream exchanges. Wonder why that is?
Of course not. My comment is a failed attempt at humor. The whole point this discussion is to help others use their own critical thinking skills and discernment. My view is that Lex Fridman is someone who came out of no where with seemingly instant success. How and why does that happen?
ACV?