I looked up the episode for you. I found it very helpful. Both from a simple understanding of what has happened to the zombies and to generate ideas on how to deal with it.
https://thehighwire.com/videos/mattias-desmet-the-psychology-of-totalitarianism/
The big takeaway I got from one of desmet’s latest interviews is that we don’t need to convince them. We MUST continue to voice opposition though.
If they stop hearing opposition then the zombies in the mass formation can quickly become genocidal.
So accept that you will not “change their mind” and be satisfied that you are preventing the zombies from becoming genocidal.
Kinda, yeah …
I mean, normal every day greed is easy to understand. This globalist, control everyone and everything all the time for political reasons not financial ones is the thing that is new, well new to me anyways.
Thanks for working the election OP. This is the main thing we need all over the world. More people active and involved in the election process at every step.
Is there a paper trail that you can see that can be used to validate the tabulation?
Exactly. Anyone with concerns about what is happening, lump them in with flat earthers and then make fun of them.
Then when people encounter someone opposed to carbon taxes in real life they think you are a flat earther and try to make fun of you for that silly belief.
The asch conformity tests tell us that when we don’t speak out those with less confidence are not able to. If someone does go against the majority view then they feel they can.
Every time you see obscenity and stay quiet, a little part of you dies. Stop smothering yourself. Or go whimper in a corner complaining impotently about how bad it all is and how no one does anything.
Why are we to judge a positive vs a negative outcome? Seeing Karen lose it and have a melt down in front of her kids could be a positive thing.
Her kids realizing that mom is a bit of a hypochondriac could be a good thing.
That lady probably thinks what she is doing to her children is a good thing. How is she to learn if no one is willing to express an opposing point of view?
You are witnessing a breakdown of social order. People no longer trust the police nor will they obey the police.
The police allow powerful criminals to get away with murder and treason all the while tormenting the poor and working class.
This doesn’t end well. This can only escalate.
Gold is much easier to sell than silver. You can go to just about any pawn shop or jeweler to sell gold. To sell silver you would have to find an interested counter party which may sound easy now, but go ahead and try it.
You are going to pay spot + premium. The size of that premium will increase as the coin gets smaller. So a smaller premium on 1 oz gold coin and a much larger premium on. 1/10th oz gold coin.
Selling a 1 oz coin is a large financial transaction. Selling a 1/10th oz coin is a much smaller transaction. So try to foreseen the conditions that would get you to sell. If you are trying to sell a 1 oz coin in a stressful situation where physical security is not assured, then it’s a risky transaction and the potential loss related to paying a higher premium may be worth it to reduce risk.
One of the basic characteristics of money is “sub divisible to facilitate commercial transactions” this was accomplished by having a combination of gold and silver coins of various sizes. You may want to reproduce this in your hoard.
Some 1 oz silver, some gold of various sizes. Junk silver is a possibility, but getting good money from it is hard. Focus on getting high quality coins so that the person you want to sell it to will have confidence in the coin without needing to perform acid tests on the metal.
Money has three characteristics.
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fungible; do you care if you get this 5$ bill or that 5$ bill? Do you can if you get this 25 cent silver coin or that 25 cent silver coin? If the answer is no then you have fungibility. This is why gem stones are not money. There is potentially a big difference between this diamond and that diamond even if they are both the same size.
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easily subdivisible to facilitate commercial transactions. Fiat does this well. So did real money based on silver and gold. Coins of different denominations were issued and paper promissory notes facilitated larger transactions.
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store of value. This is why iron is not a monetary metal but gold, silver, copper and nickel are. Iron rusts. The monetary metals fo not. You can put a gold coin in the ground and come back in 100 years. If you put 1 oz in the ground, you will take out 1 oz.
Energy does not store well. If you have. Barrel of oil and the barrel springs a leak, what do you have left?
Electricity? How do you propose to store it? A battery will have a loss over time, that breaks the basic definition of money.
Are you thinking of using calories as your unit of measure? If so, is 100 calories of oil equal to 100 calories of electricity which is equal to 100 calories in coal?
Simply put it puts too much power in the hands of bankers and governments.
POW vs pos to me is not the real fight.
The real fight is
- public (good) vs private (potentially evil) blockchains.
- self custody of your own crypto keys without a third party being able to intervene in their use.
- anonymous transactions (which Bitcoin and ethereum do not offer) like those on DASH.
Proof of stake is not necessarily evil; but central bank digital currencies (cbdc) are!
I’m ok with eth going pos, but will avoid as much as I possibly can any cbdc.
Keep in mind IBM build the computer system for the concentration camps in wwii. Today IBM is building the international vaccine passport system with hyperledger (a private blockchain that uses the same concepts but redesigned to permit centralized control)
Yeah, but that 10% has changed the world.