Topic: Since I'm stuck in the newbieland.... (Read 845 times)
I am losing my time here
How long did you have to stay in newbieland?
I just registred.
I just registred.
That's one very big 2 year bump
The time is 4 hours and 5 posts I think
How long did you have to stay in newbieland?
I just registred.
I just registred.
Another 2 hours and 37 minutes reading all that you can about bitcoin on this forum, and you will be good to go.
Yep, while I work on that socks problem.......
Another 2 hours and 37 minutes reading all that you can about bitcoin on this forum, and you will be good to go.
Now that you have made one post in the newbie section, you can send him a PM.
But I was trying to be sneaky and increase both my online time and post count.
Having your phone call somehow doesn't make you feel much better when your still in jail
That's kind of what I was doing.....but I would rather be doing it there.
Now that you have made one post in the newbie section, you can send him a PM.
But I was trying to be sneaky and increase both my online time and post count.
Having your phone call somehow doesn't make you feel much better when your still in jail
... while I sit here in newbie jail........
You could make the most of your time here by generating your own content.
Give us a summary of the relevant information on those sites and invite comment.
Educate us.
Now that you have made one post in the newbie section, you can send him a PM.
Would someone please pass this link: http://www.mises.org to this inquiring person in the economics section :http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=26378.msg331326#msg331326
Maybe pass on that anything ever written by Murry Rothbard, which ranges from basic introduction to the full works of the Austrian school would be well worth his time.
And that if he has the stomach for a VERY wordy dissertation, Mises' own "Human Action" is indispensible.
Of course Hazlit's "Economics in One Lesson" is a good comprimise of entry level yet not dumed down approach. And the inspiring figugure of that book, Frederic Bastait should be looked into. http://bastiat.org/en/ is a wealth of information. "The Law" and What is Seen and What is Not Seen" are not to be overlooked.
Anyway, if someone could pass that on while I sit here in newbie jail........
Maybe pass on that anything ever written by Murry Rothbard, which ranges from basic introduction to the full works of the Austrian school would be well worth his time.
And that if he has the stomach for a VERY wordy dissertation, Mises' own "Human Action" is indispensible.
Of course Hazlit's "Economics in One Lesson" is a good comprimise of entry level yet not dumed down approach. And the inspiring figugure of that book, Frederic Bastait should be looked into. http://bastiat.org/en/ is a wealth of information. "The Law" and What is Seen and What is Not Seen" are not to be overlooked.
Anyway, if someone could pass that on while I sit here in newbie jail........
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