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Quote from: BurstIncomeAsset on May 30, 2017, 04:03:53 AM

Besides, I like my beer from England, my wine from France, my cars from Japan, my tools from Finland and Germany, my handguns from Austria, my rifles from the U.S.A. and my women from all over. If I tried to get this stuff locally, I would be drinking piss, driving a broken down piece of shit that I couldn't fix, blowing my hand off, and fucking a goat.

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Means quoted for truth.

Like posting I agree

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Quote from: valta4065 on May 30, 2017, 03:57:21 AM

Quote from: Totscha on May 30, 2017, 03:23:21 AM

Ahhh, the good old days without governments. With local warlords and pillaging...

Fact is that without government you'd have... Governments.
That's like rats, everytime you kill one you get a whole new family settling in your cave.
So live with your rats and learn to love them :3

Same can be said about altcoins right now! Everytime one is down, 5 new ICO are beginning xD
Does anyone have a site or something to follow the big ICO launches by the way? Because when ICO are really good they make the price move. Up if ICO is accepting BTC only!

There is a site here, in Bitcointalk.org:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0

Lol yeah but... This section is pure trash.
I mean everytime someone launches a shitcoin, they hire hundreds of newcommers and launch them on this section to talk and talk and talk of how great the project will be.

I'd like more... Objective informations.
Like about the creators, the code itself, what it's worth etc...

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Quote from: Elwar on May 30, 2017, 02:04:08 AM

Quote from: kludzins on May 30, 2017, 04:25:47 AM

Besides, I like my beer from England, my wine from France, my cars from Japan, my tools from Finland and Germany, my handguns from Austria, my rifles from the U.S.A. and my women from all over. If I tried to get this stuff locally, I would be drinking piss, driving a broken down piece of shit that I couldn't fix, blowing my hand off, and fucking a goat.

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ETH on the rise again Undecided

Do you mean: whales?

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ETH on the rise again Undecided

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Quote from: Dafar on May 29, 2017, 07:39:54 PM

Sup fellas...

Are we bleeding down to $1500-$1700?

Or trying for $3000 again?

I see an ascending wedge that is getting close to the pointy end.

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Quote from: valta4065 on May 30, 2017, 03:57:21 AM

Quote from: Totscha on May 30, 2017, 03:23:21 AM

Ahhh, the good old days without governments. With local warlords and pillaging...

Fact is that without government you'd have... Governments.
That's like rats, everytime you kill one you get a whole new family settling in your cave.
So live with your rats and learn to love them :3

Same can be said about altcoins right now! Everytime one is down, 5 new ICO are beginning xD
Does anyone have a site or something to follow the big ICO launches by the way? Because when ICO are really good they make the price move. Up if ICO is accepting BTC only!

There is a site here, in Bitcointalk.org:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0

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Quote from: Totscha on May 30, 2017, 03:23:21 AM

Ahhh, the good old days without governments. With local warlords and pillaging...

Fact is that without government you'd have... Governments.
That's like rats, everytime you kill one you get a whole new family settling in your cave.
So live with your rats and learn to love them :3

Same can be said about altcoins right now! Everytime one is down, 5 new ICO are beginning xD
Does anyone have a site or something to follow the big ICO launches by the way? Because when ICO are really good they make the price move. Up if ICO is accepting BTC only!

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How long until the ATH is broken again?

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Quote from: Watari on May 30, 2017, 03:01:21 AM

Quote from: r0ach on May 29, 2017, 11:43:46 PM

Current Bitcoin transaction fee: $2.18

Peer to peer gold and silver transaction: $0

Let's do a peer to peer gold transaction. I'll pay you double spot for an ounce of gold on delivery. Let's see about those $0 transaction fees.

Here is my address. https://www.google.com/maps/@-43.1382064,147.2102165,17z

That address lol Cheesy

This is not Burger King motherfucker. Nobody said you get to have it your way. Not to mention the fact that any bitcoin sent would obviously be for a good or service, and that good would need to be transported to you still whether you use bitcoin or gold or silver. Best case scenario you are eliminating 1/2 of the round trip by using unsound money, increasing globalization at the expense of the local economy. Bitcoin is great for subsidizing the current status quo dysfunctional system.

At some point down the road (probably sooner than later), that globalization paradigm will implode and either only the local economy will matter, or the local economy is going to matter a lot more. In that context of local economies (even in present day), there is no reason to use any form of money with usury fees tied to it which rules bitcoin out.

Globalization only sucks because governments exist. Sans government, globalization is perfectly fine. At least complain about the thing which actually causes the problem.

Besides, I like my beer from England, my wine from France, my cars from Japan, my tools from Finland and Germany, my handguns from Austria, my rifles from the U.S.A. and my women from all over. If I tried to get this stuff locally, I would be drinking piss, driving a broken down piece of shit that I couldn't fix, blowing my hand off, and fucking a goat.

Bitcoin does not subsidize the status quo dysfunctional system, it allows you to opt-out of it.

without governments there would be anarchy. or if not anarchy then societies would at least be much more primitive than they are right now.

Ahhh, the good old days without governments. With local warlords and pillaging...

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Quote from: r0ach on May 29, 2017, 11:43:46 PM

Current Bitcoin transaction fee: $2.18

Peer to peer gold and silver transaction: $0

Let's do a peer to peer gold transaction. I'll pay you double spot for an ounce of gold on delivery. Let's see about those $0 transaction fees.

Here is my address. https://www.google.com/maps/@-43.1382064,147.2102165,17z

That address lol Cheesy

This is not Burger King motherfucker. Nobody said you get to have it your way. Not to mention the fact that any bitcoin sent would obviously be for a good or service, and that good would need to be transported to you still whether you use bitcoin or gold or silver. Best case scenario you are eliminating 1/2 of the round trip by using unsound money, increasing globalization at the expense of the local economy. Bitcoin is great for subsidizing the current status quo dysfunctional system.

At some point down the road (probably sooner than later), that globalization paradigm will implode and either only the local economy will matter, or the local economy is going to matter a lot more. In that context of local economies (even in present day), there is no reason to use any form of money with usury fees tied to it which rules bitcoin out.

Globalization only sucks because governments exist. Sans government, globalization is perfectly fine. At least complain about the thing which actually causes the problem.

Besides, I like my beer from England, my wine from France, my cars from Japan, my tools from Finland and Germany, my handguns from Austria, my rifles from the U.S.A. and my women from all over. If I tried to get this stuff locally, I would be drinking piss, driving a broken down piece of shit that I couldn't fix, blowing my hand off, and fucking a goat.

Bitcoin does not subsidize the status quo dysfunctional system, it allows you to opt-out of it.

without governments there would be anarchy. or if not anarchy then societies would at least be much more primitive than they are right now.

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Quote from: r0ach on May 29, 2017, 11:43:46 PM

Besides, I like my beer from England, my wine from France, my cars from Japan, my tools from Finland and Germany, my handguns from Austria, my rifles from the U.S.A. and my women from all over. If I tried to get this stuff locally, I would be drinking piss, driving a broken down piece of shit that I couldn't fix, blowing my hand off, and fucking a goat.

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This is worth looking at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJbxaFHGk2M&feature=youtu.be

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Current Bitcoin transaction fee: $2.18

Peer to peer gold and silver transaction: $0

Let's do a peer to peer gold transaction. I'll pay you double spot for an ounce of gold on delivery. Let's see about those $0 transaction fees.

Here is my address. https://www.google.com/maps/@-43.1382064,147.2102165,17z

That address lol Cheesy

This is not Burger King motherfucker. Nobody said you get to have it your way. Not to mention the fact that any bitcoin sent would obviously be for a good or service, and that good would need to be transported to you still whether you use bitcoin or gold or silver. Best case scenario you are eliminating 1/2 of the round trip by using unsound money, increasing globalization at the expense of the local economy. Bitcoin is great for subsidizing the current status quo dysfunctional system.

At some point down the road (probably sooner than later), that globalization paradigm will implode and either only the local economy will matter, or the local economy is going to matter a lot more. In that context of local economies (even in present day), there is no reason to use any form of money with usury fees tied to it which rules bitcoin out.

Globalization only sucks because governments exist. Sans government, globalization is perfectly fine. At least complain about the thing which actually causes the problem.

Besides, I like my beer from England, my wine from France, my cars from Japan, my tools from Finland and Germany, my handguns from Austria, my rifles from the U.S.A. and my women from all over. If I tried to get this stuff locally, I would be drinking piss, driving a broken down piece of shit that I couldn't fix, blowing my hand off, and fucking a goat.

Bitcoin does not subsidize the status quo dysfunctional system, it allows you to opt-out of it.

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Current Bitcoin transaction fee: $2.18

Peer to peer gold and silver transaction: $0

Let's do a peer to peer gold transaction. I'll pay you double spot for an ounce of gold on delivery. Let's see about those $0 transaction fees.

Here is my address. https://www.google.com/maps/@-43.1382064,147.2102165,17z

Yep. And don't forget to have the assay equipment ready to ensure it's 99.99% gold. Maybe a furnace to melt it down to check inside etc.

I think you should also factor in some storage costs if you want a vault somewhere to keep it safe.

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Current Bitcoin transaction fee: $2.18

Peer to peer gold and silver transaction: $0

Let's do a peer to peer gold transaction. I'll pay you double spot for an ounce of gold on delivery. Let's see about those $0 transaction fees.

Here is my address. https://www.google.com/maps/@-43.1382064,147.2102165,17z

That address lol Cheesy

This is not Burger King motherfucker. Nobody said you get to have it your way. Not to mention the fact that any bitcoin sent would obviously be for a good or service, and that good would need to be transported to you still whether you use bitcoin or gold or silver. Best case scenario you are eliminating 1/2 of the round trip by using unsound money, increasing globalization at the expense of the local economy. Bitcoin is great for subsidizing the current status quo dysfunctional system.

At some point down the road (probably sooner than later), that globalization paradigm will implode and either only the local economy will matter, or the local economy is going to matter a lot more. In that context of local economies (even in present day), there is no reason to use any form of money with usury fees tied to it which rules bitcoin out.

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Quote from: xhomerx10 on May 29, 2017, 10:13:59 PM

Current Bitcoin transaction fee: $2.18

Peer to peer gold and silver transaction: $0

Let's do a peer to peer gold transaction. I'll pay you double spot for an ounce of gold on delivery. Let's see about those $0 transaction fees.

Here is my address. https://www.google.com/maps/@-43.1382064,147.2102165,17z

That address lol Cheesy

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That whole north/south pole-flipping, world-ending scenario prediction of 2012 was rather scary but never materialized.

I don't think Cliff High is credible since he's always talking about UFOs and other off the wall shit and think he even says he constantly sees them at night or something (or was that Bix Weir), but there is actually geological evidence of those pole flips occurring. The best example I remember is that some magnetic material in clay was all orientated in a certain manner during one era, then the pole flip occurs and it's orientated the opposite way.

It's a hard phenomenon to understand ranging from thoughts of "oh shit, that will make our entire atmosphere float off into space with the solar winds", to "well, it might just create patches of holes temporarily that allow more charged particles in to increase cancer rates before completing the flip". From when I personally looked into it, I don't think there was ever any extinction events coinciding with pole flips, but I could be wrong. Something like the Yellowstone volcano is probably a much bigger problem if you live somewhere like America and don't live on the far east coast.

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