Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 24360. (Read 26715288 times)
November 24, 2014, 08:02:48 AM
1 Week MacD looking like its about to cross over
November 24, 2014, 08:02:22 AM
November 24, 2014, 08:02:07 AM
Wow, thats a lot of posts. Between Reddit and here and god knows where else, it's a wonder he has any time to do his academic work.
I have an exam to grade. Does that explain it? 
November 24, 2014, 08:01:53 AM
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November 24, 2014, 07:57:55 AM
yawn
November 24, 2014, 07:57:28 AM
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November 24, 2014, 06:47:00 AM
Still staying out of the Rule of Thirds zone. Magic numbers Ruble 17000, EUR 300. US and China bears allowing redistribution. China looks bullish. US looks bearish. I expect the bulls to win this round to magic number 400 USD.
November 24, 2014, 06:46:23 AM
I'll stop here though since this is extremely off topic even for a thread like this one... 
I've managed to bump the page count that little bit closer to 10K though
November 24, 2014, 06:44:12 AM
I did wonder why Jorge hasn't been posting here as much as usual, but then I found his Reddit profile - looks like he's too busy educating the heathens over at /r/bitcoin and hanging out with pals at /r/buttcoin 
Wow, thats a lot of posts. Between Reddit and here and god knows where else, it's a wonder he has any time to do his academic work.
Speaking from experience, academic work won't bother you much after a 5 year cycle. Professors just copy paste after that. The good ones may extend the cycle up to the decade. That's it.
In your experience would it be frowned apon if it was being done during "work hours" or on campus? Do most profs have a pretty open schedule, do they have the licence to do pretty much whatever they want?
Yeah, the academic establishment is just waiting for some anonymous forum poster to complain that one of their tenured staff is supposedly wasting their time on the internet.
Get back to your white van.
Lol. At least now I know why my uni fees were so exorbitant, and why I was forced to take so many electives that had no relevance to my degree.
November 24, 2014, 06:41:45 AM
I did wonder why Jorge hasn't been posting here as much as usual, but then I found his Reddit profile - looks like he's too busy educating the heathens over at /r/bitcoin and hanging out with pals at /r/buttcoin
Wow, thats a lot of posts. Between Reddit and here and god knows where else, it's a wonder he has any time to do his academic work.
Speaking from experience, academic work won't bother you much after a 5 year cycle. Professors just copy paste after that. The good ones may extend the cycle up to the decade. That's it.
Your experience perhaps but (from my experience) academia in most countries these days consists of long hours, hard work and a cut throat environment. The fact you spread this bullshit just because Jorge disagrees (and in many cases disproves) your crack pot economic theories is lame and disingenuous.
Disagreeing with my thesis because you're living in a country that is entirely different from mine doesn't mean that you're not facing the second face of the same coin. I can assure you I don't have anything against Jorge; and I have been reading almost all of his posts (I believe I'm one of the few here).
As for MY crack pot economic theories, I have none. I couldn't form one either. I'm just a fan of Bitcoin as a nice idea. Ideas may become extinct or may become more. I took my chances, as everybody else in here.
November 24, 2014, 06:29:35 AM
I did wonder why Jorge hasn't been posting here as much as usual, but then I found his Reddit profile - looks like he's too busy educating the heathens over at /r/bitcoin and hanging out with pals at /r/buttcoin
Wow, thats a lot of posts. Between Reddit and here and god knows where else, it's a wonder he has any time to do his academic work.
Speaking from experience, academic work won't bother you much after a 5 year cycle. Professors just copy paste after that. The good ones may extend the cycle up to the decade. That's it.
In your experience would it be frowned apon if it was being done during "work hours" or on campus? Do most profs have a pretty open schedule, do they have the licence to do pretty much whatever they want?
I did think it was funny that he hadnt accepted his tip!
November 24, 2014, 06:28:48 AM
I did wonder why Jorge hasn't been posting here as much as usual, but then I found his Reddit profile - looks like he's too busy educating the heathens over at /r/bitcoin and hanging out with pals at /r/buttcoin
Wow, thats a lot of posts. Between Reddit and here and god knows where else, it's a wonder he has any time to do his academic work.
Speaking from experience, academic work won't bother you much after a 5 year cycle. Professors just copy paste after that. The good ones may extend the cycle up to the decade. That's it.
In your experience would it be frowned apon if it was being done during "work hours" or on campus? Do most profs have a pretty open schedule, do they have the licence to do pretty much whatever they want?
The 3rd grade education here is pretty much an authority of itself. You don't get to judge an academic even if you're a political person since they happen to form a majority of the political parties as well. The academics, as with the Judges, can vote for their rights and their salaries and no one can say anything.
If you're one of them, it's a common way to ''work'' as you wish, whenever you wish, or even not work at all (there are several "good academic programs" that justify this reason). I've studied on 3 different universities in 2 different countries and I can assure you, EVERYWHERE they have their "kingdom" pretty isolated to ''outsiders''.
I'll stop here though since this is extremely off topic even for a thread like this one...
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