Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 14538. (Read 26607688 times)

Awesome!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xfwFJp-LIE&list=UUpwvZwUam-URkxB7g4USKpg

This week's episode Miguel Francis-Santiago takes RT's Cryptolium deep into Russia's crypto-world. As India threatens to shut down crypto, while other government also hint at a clamp down, which way is Russia leaning? Find out the gritty details only in RT's Cryptolium

Lmao, yeah bankers really love trying to talk you into buying their crap. It's always fun to talk to them for ages just to slowly reveal that you know what they are up to and that their products are complete trash by introducing little facts in the form of questions one by one.

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https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-02-16/deutsche-nobody-can-understand-whats-going-dollar-answer-simple


My country was decades invaded and keep in war state with us army. And this ** now relased cryptocoins and try destroy last healt economies in world  who work and create real world.

People like jimbo think they are "against banksters" and off MSM.. NO.. they live happy life in debt economy (low population like canada) and pay debt created with central bank before years ... now he get jacpot from same gangsters..witch pump up all cryptos...
miracle happy life..
but i wish palestinians and syrians and other who pay with own blood for happy nort american life...
but now last economy news from canada show ..it was only debt economy ,. resources have many countries and world is overloaded with them (like crude now) and people.. on youtube is some vblogers   about "happy life"

just pump up
 .. becouse real people have not 10k or + on bitcoin .. thats why dark world use litecoin and other.. and will not real using of bitcoin ..just fake news and numbers about using crypto





                        

Well..looks like everyone has been eating their Wheaties this morning....good...must be time for some game theory. Btfd's.

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good to see that. congrats.

It used to be easier to pay with cash. If you went to the Toronto Hydro offices on Carlton Street you could pay a cashier in a wicket on the main floor. Not any more. The Rogers kiosk in the Eaton Center still accepts cash payments though.

Until I got the credit card, I used postal money orders to pay all my bills well in advance. I figured that by never having a late payment charge, it offset any paltry interest I might be missing from keeping my money in the bank. Instead the account credits I had at all the utilities served as money in the bank. By paying half a year's worth at once, I saved on the flat-rate money order fees, envelopes and postage.

Now I simply go to the bank that administers my credit card. Even though I don't have an account with them, they'll take my utility payments for a fee of $1 each. I still keep account credits though. As I said, money in the bank.

The banksters don't know what to think of me. I come waltzing in wearing my BTC ballcap and give them cash, only to find I don't have an account. Some of the flunkies tellers recognize the symbol on my cap and a few of them have struck up a conversation about it. One of them, obviously a real go-getter, even tried to talk me into selling some coins to "invest" in one of their fine financial products. LOL.

Arguable. Stereotyping.  There is also "mental" narcisissm which has nothing to do with looks and it is usually even worse.

Better to go back to topic and cellebrate another day of good healthy consolidation

One important factor is if you are famous because of ability or how you look. One lifestyle breeds excellence, another breeds narcissism.

Many "stars" are extremely intelligent. Not everyone got there just by "luck". Some Most even look much more stupid than they really are, because of... stars. But aren't.

And yes, Bowie is one of the former.

Pretty much. I just hate the idea of completely open democracy. If you're not capable of arguing pro and contra for both sides of any argument (even those that you disagree with) you shouldn't be allowed to vote due to a lack of objective and unemotional analysis, period. Not that voting matters, but yeah.

The camp analogy is quite nice, haven't thought of it from that exact perspective yet. Tribalism and "jungle-like" behaviour is quite apparent though, people seem to impulsively move away from anything that is unknown to them, just like someone who lives in the woods would instinctively seek cover when they'd hear a brush rustle.


Can you actually pay utilities and the like in cash in Canada? Or how did you manage to get by without a bank account?

My take is that we are still living according to tribal instincts. Goes something like this:

The camp is a safe place, so far as that means anything in nature. It's where the women, children, weak men, cripples, sick and elderly stay.

Outside the camp is constant life threatening danger, but it is necessary to go out there in order to kill some food. That's what the strong and brave men do, the risk takers, the ones who provide for everyone.

Most people are campers. Weak, cowardly. r-types.

The few of us who make it big in some form or other, be it in business or investment or whatever, are K-types. We are willing to bet it all in order to gain everything.

Today, rather than have a sharp separation between the weak and the strong with associated duties and rewards, we all live in one big pile where the weak think they are entitled to the same as the strong, regardless of personal merit. That's why we always trend more towards socialism and communism, because everyone gets to vote. And here we are.

Good morning Bitcoinland.

I see the battle for 5 digits continues... currently $10145USD/$12725CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

A day or 2 more consolidation before continuing up, perhaps?


Thanx. Saved it to read on the plane.

Just scanned through the intro and it seems right on. For me it seems to be just reinforcing what I already figured out for myself or learned at the school of hard knocks long ago.

Dropped out of art college in 1967, quit all 3 jobs I had in my life, 2 in less than 6 months, been job-free since 1977 (just say no) and have been living a fun life ever since.

Sure, I made some mistakes along the way. At one point I had 4 mortgages on 3 houses. Never again. The only way I'll ever have a mortgage again is if I'm the mortgage holder collecting compound interest.

I avoided owning a credit card for years but eventually broke down and got one (originally just to get a free t-shirt at the SkyDome!) which I only use for the internet, renting hotel rooms, cars, etc., and international travel. I pay it down immediately after using it. I'm proud to say Ive never received a statement with a payment due and never paid any interest except for a day or 2 on a cash advance.

I pay cash for everything possible and haven't had a working bank account for years.

I was doing just fine before Bitcoin earned me an obscene amount. Life is good.

They do. It's called a slave mentality, and it's why people like us are looked at as being somehow wrong.

Here's a great one
http://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-First-National-Bank-of-Dad/David-Owen/9781416534259
The guy who wrote it, David Owen, has pieces published frequently in The New Yorker.  
In The First National Bank of Dad, he describes how he gave his kids a hands-on education in financial literacy.  It's really amazing.

Mr Bowie was the fucking MAN!

Flatly rejected the offer of a knighthood also.

welcome to the internet

I had no idea that Bowie was so articulate and intelligent. What a contrast to today's "stars".

Lol yes
now waiting for the real brains of the entertainment industry to get it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaHcOs7mhfU
David Bowie predicted in 1999 the impact of the Internet in BBC interview

Why did I just google that omfg stupid i am.