Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 3642. (Read 26608152 times)

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the evening wall report

improving across timeframes right now..look same'ish...not bad

support continuing to improve...$42.9k seems to be next resistance of note
make bells for all ahead half...watch the swell


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Of course, I find the whole matter a bit surprising.  

In my own defense, I will assert that I believe that I have a pretty strong tendency to either quote the actual text of other members (when I am responding)... but I am surprised that the estimated number of words adds up to nearly 5x my ballpark estimated words per post.   So I estimated myself to have around 50 - 100 words per post, but your analysis shows that I had around 353 words per post (of course, including whatever text I had chosen to quote within my posts).


I will admit that there are some days that I get pissed off at myself for having had spent more time online and typing than I would have preferred, but in the end, I am not being coerced in regards to how I choose to spend my time.. so in that respect, through the years, my typing of posts has been a voluntary activity - and of course, I would prefer that activity to have had been more beneficial (whether merely to me or to some others) than burdensome.

I am not really measuring how long it takes me to type my posts, but for sure, if research has to be done or information compiled that is not already within my database, then some of the posts could end up taking a considerable amount of time.. not like some of the posts of some other members.... for sure, we have members who set forth posts that are like pieces of art...... and so sometimes such posts can inspire a lot of thinking from myself, and surely members here are on all kinds of levels - so some posts might be tailored to members who are different from myself in terms of their newness (or lack thereof) to bitcoin or their technical knowledge about bitcoin (or whatever the topic of the post/thread).

Probably, there have ONLY been a few instances in which I have really gotten irritated about how much time I was spending to respond to one or more posts, and probably the most frustrating of times had come when I had typed out a post, and for some reason the post ends up getting lost (power failure, posting error, user error, or some other mistake).**  Losing the contents of an already drafted post can be very frustrating, sometimes... I am glad that it has not happened to me too many times.  

**I believe on more than one occasion, I had accidentally clicked on the refresh page button while in the middle of drafting a post, and that does not go over very well in terms of being able to recover the draft of the post.  On the other hand, in my experience, accidentally closing the page while in the middle of drafting a post usually has not resulted in losing much if any of the drafted text by just reopening the draft post from the browser's history.

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The biggest irony is that it is a complete myth (lie) that high cholesterol is caused by any of those things on that list.

The myth is perpetuated by garbage studies, paid for by the corrupt health associations, that don't do proper controls. The survey subjects that they find that have high cholesterol primarily eat diets high in sugars, carbohydrates, processed foods, and processed seed oils... and also so happen to eat eggs, cheese, cream, butter, and meat. So those studies falsely associate the latter foods with high cholesterol. (As a side note, these high cholesterol subjects also show highly elevated levels of triglycerides, which are typically associated with chronic consumption of large amounts of alcohol as well. Interesting, right?)

They NEVER do a controlled study on people who have diets primary of the latter (meat, cheese, diary, eggs, butter) but not the former (sugar, carbs, processed foods, seed oils). This is by design. They actually WANT that misassociation so they can then sell it to the public.

You want to reduce your cholesterol? Stop eating sugar, carbs, and junk that's not real food. Keep the meat, cheese, whole milk, eggs, butter. Eat clean, healthy vegetables. Cook with ghee, real butter, and/or a high quality olive oil. Stay away from seed oils.

I would also say, stay away from alcohol. It's basically high-test liquid sugar but with worse effects on the endocrine system, internal organs, liver, etc. But I know very few will do that, lol.

https://news.bitcoin.com/blockchain-com-inks-sponsorship-deal-with-the-nfls-dallas-cowboys/

I personally believe that providing links is the better practice, even if the source may be shown in the chart.

Makes it easy for members here to verify the source, and potentially look into the context of the chart.

I also believe that it is better to explain links and charts.. but of course, opinions are going to vary regarding how much explanation to provide or whether to provide links (to help make it easy to show source).

Of course, sometimes members will provide charts that they have themselves made... and many times it is better to provide some kind of a title or explanation for what the chart means, and of course, to assert who is the author (creator) of the chart (in this example it is the member himself/herself).  Surely some members are more clear regarding their explanations than others, and some members are likely more inclined to want to engage in brainstorming about the information that they provide (receptive to potential criticisms) than others.   

I personally have more respect for the members who are able to accept comments and criticisms without getting too defensive about the matter, but I also recognize that some of us can be a bit annoying with our interactions and our commentary (I am not excluding yours truly from that potentially "annoying" category.)... 

All the cool kids are doing it. Guess I'd better light up too.

Haha, I appreciate your support man. I edited it, looks good right?
Thank you philipma1957 and cAPSLOCK 

Your "arguing" is at or below the level of other rainforest shitcointourists here, which is basically a stream of loosely connected fallacies and random insults.

It's puzzling to me why you all come here of all places with the "more than one blockchain" stick up your collective ass but whatever floats your boat.

oh well you ruined it.

am I nuts I thought he was at 645

 I gave him 21 to do 666

and he is still at 647 not 668

Never mind

Oops

do not post no one merit him please wait a minute

some merit for you.

also if it dawns on anyone to make pizza crust it will do a 12 inch pizza pan.

grease the pan with avocado oil spread the  dough , toast it a bit till it is light brown.

then lay multiple slices of good cheese no cheap crap. and use the same tomato starter i mention.

i lay fresh  basil and good meats over that and the pizza is damn good. the trick is learning how much to brown the crust so that when you add the cheeses and tomato you do not sog out the crust.

While I have lived in NY and NJ most of life and have had really good pizza (unhealthy style flour crusts )

these home made almond based pizza are fucking good really good.

777th post.

I wish my merit was 666, would have been a really cool number but it's alright.
Had something going on in my mind and wanted to share, I think am addicted to WO.

Till the beginning of 2022, I didn't cared much about it however the only reason I come back to this forum is this particular thread.
I mean, infofront if you are reading this post, you are a legend. Thanks for creating such a piece of history.

I was sorta free this evening and decided to randomly scroll older posts in WO and there is so much stored in this one single thread which isn't available on any website related to Bitcoin on this internet.

For example this post of 2013, when the market cap reached $2B.

And this, the first reply to WO when BTC was at $69

Blessed to be part of WO. I am sure people will look back to our posts one day.
I love the feedback, criticism and suggestions which I get it here.  

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Quick Edit: Bought BTC worth $777.


Edit 2: Haha, I was hoping for 666 and there we go, we are at 668. I did some google inspect to keep it here, love ya mens.

As a GF Celiac, I am very familiar with these ingredients (should all be 8n the cupboard right now) and greatly appreciate this recipe.
BTW my post earlier was not intended to express a lack of protein,  just trying to divert any chance of befouling good Mater Soup with chunks... and I'm nearly always pro-Bacon!
So yea, have my last Merit! Thanks for the recipe!

hahahaha

I merited you for reflecting a kind of typical response - regarding not really having direction....

Personally, it seems to me that it is better to try to make a somewhat flexible plan that you can stick with, and even if it is not a perfect plan, if you at least focus on keeping the BIG three in some kind of consistency, then you might have some chance of at least maintaining rather than deteriorating.  In other words, as we get older, we are likely going to go down the drain if we do not at least attempt to make some efforts at improving our BIG three.  When we are younger, we can  do all kinds of dumb shit, and our bodies have a lot of resilience.. not so much the case as we get older.

Here are the BIG three (I think in that order, but I am not completely sure about what the order should be - especially assuming a kind of possible attempt to facilitate a more graceful aging process).
Diet  - at least minimally cut down on the process foods and high sugar foods and attempt to eat naturally in the sense of the kinds of foods that your grand parents or great grandparents would have eaten.
sleep -  try to get a minimum of 6 hours per day of sleep.. .. up to 8 hours a day is o.k.. as long as you get at least 6 hours per day.
exercise - 30 minutes per day on average - but if you cannot do it every day, then try to at least have something like 30-60 minutes 5  days per week.. resistance training is good.. but there is also streching an cardio.. Usually it is better to do the resistance prior to the cardio.. but if you are at least doing something --- even just good pace walking 30 minutes per day.. it would be better than not doing anything.

i usually use 300-500 width for the original post. when quoting with an image i drop it to 150 - 200

it becomes second nature to add "width=" to images in posts. only takes a moment and makes posts much easier to scroll through. also, just use the "width" height will take care of itself.