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legendary
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Logic.



Makes no sense to me. You vote on a president or political party because it is the one that aligns most with your political view. You don’t vote on someone because it is the one that is likely going to win.
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legendary
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I hear SKorea has the most reliable numbers because everyone is getting tested.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

So, yeah. A country is a little different from a ship.
legendary
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It's not a pendulum, it's a cycle. It can't restart before it has either completed or a specific type of event happens that resets it. The "pendulum" does not simply stop at the halfway point and then go in the other direction.
It kind of does. It swings one way until it can't anymore, gradually slows down to zero, reverses its direction and repeats the same action but mirrored, then it resets and begins a new cycle.

It's the same thing, in some sense. If you project circular motion onto any straight line coplanar with the circle, you get harmonic (pendulum) motion.
Yes, but a pendulum swings through the same space. A pendulum could not have been described with the four pictures someone posted recently.
legendary
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diamond-handed zealot

Trump vs Sanders would be the largest landslide victory in the history of presidential elections. No one over 40 is voting for a communist in America. No way he gets even 30% of the vote on a national level. Sanders might have done ok if he didn't refer to himself as a socialist. People still remember the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics). In America, socialist means communism.

maybe, maybe not

I am over 50, the USSR collapsed when I was in college and is a dim and distant memory.

Sanders might energize millennial voters in unprecedented numbers.

Or, perhaps, it turns out as you say, a good spanking and reality check might serve to shut them up somewhat.

Only one way to find out.
hero member
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no fucking way creepy uncle Joe beats Trump

this whole election thing just became decidedly less entertaining

of course, Joe has a pretty high probability of blowing his own foot off in time for a Sanders nomination

Sanders v Trump is the TV show we all deserve

Trump vs Sanders would be the largest landslide victory in the history of presidential elections. No one over 40 is voting for a communist in America. No way he gets even 30% of the vote on a national level. Sanders might have done ok if he didn't refer to himself as a socialist. People still remember the USSR (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics). In America, socialist means communism.
legendary
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no fucking way creepy uncle Joe beats Trump

this whole election thing just became decidedly less entertaining

of course, Joe has a pretty high probability of blowing his own foot off in time for a Sanders nomination

Sanders v Trump is the TV show we all deserve

What people have to understand is that it's the same shit either way.

One party wants to slow down the printing press, but wants to tax the middle class more to compensate.

The other party wants no more taxes on the middle class, but wants to keep the printing press going to compensate.

Either way, we're all fucked. The purchasing power of the dollar continues to fall, houses/things get more expensive, no one gets raises, everyone gets more in debt, etc.
legendary
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You're never too old to think young.
Good morning Bitcoinland.

Sideways continues... currently $8752USD/$11670CAD (Bitcoinaverage).

Same old same old.

America get ready for another round of your favorite presidential election game: Giant Douche vs. Turd Sandwich.

I generally try not to step in the domestic politics of other countries but this was too hard to resist.



Same old same old.

 Grin
legendary
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Roach may be talking to a girl finally.
Roach finally met gembitz IRL. Since then they've been spending days and nights in bed together. gembitz visited WO several times but Roach got mad his bf distracted from sucking his D and so they both disappeared from WO for good.  Cool
legendary
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diamond-handed zealot
no fucking way creepy uncle Joe beats Trump

this whole election thing just became decidedly less entertaining

of course, Joe has a pretty high probability of blowing his own foot off in time for a Sanders nomination

Sanders v Trump is the TV show we all deserve
legendary
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$9500 by 8th of March confirmed.

Get your Vegeta memes ready!  Cool
legendary
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Fully fledged Merit Cycler - Golden Feather 22-23
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It is already happening, here in Italy.

Italy closing all schools and universities across the country and is set to close cinemas and theatres and ban public events across the whole country.

Decision will be decided in the next few hours.


Guys I am not kidding, the city where I live (does opsec means anything at this stage?) is looking like a big "28 Days Later" set.
No school
Work from home
Empty Restaurats
Empty Bars (unbelievable for an italian not to be able to drink a coffe standing at the bar counter)
No cinema
No gyms
Serie A matches being played with closed doors.
Do you watch Basketball? Armani Milano played vs Barcelona in an empty stadium, surreal.
hero member
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I cant find any more reliable sample than the Diamond Princess.

Indeed it is a good sample.

Now let's multiple Diamond Princess sample size by a million.

Out of 3.6 billion adults, 700 million will get infected, 6 million will die.

I think humanity can handle it.

According to wikipedia, "Global human population growth amounts to around 83 million annually, or 1.1% per year."

Yes, indeed. Also when you adjust for the age skew of a cruise trip passenger population its probably about 3 million dead, and Id guess a very large chunk of those 3 million were gonna die in 2020 anyway as they represent the weakest members of our population in terms of health. You may see a large spike in deaths for a few months but Id guess the overall deaths for 2020 wouldnt be all that much higher than normal.

Kind of like letting a bunch of prisoners out of jail in the spring when most were already scheduled to get out that year anyway. You come back a year later and the prison population is pretty normal as it has refilled with criminals again.

These viruses go after the weak and compete for the same low hanging fruit.

For every elderly that the coronavirus kills, that may be one less death in 2020 from the flu as corona beats the flu to the punch. You will probably see a drop in deaths for 2020 across the board for heart disease, diabetes, flu, etc as coronavirus plays the early bird and gets the worms.
legendary
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It seems like Mike Bloomberg's drama finished already; he's no longer running for candidacy.
legendary
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$9500 by 8th of March confirmed.
legendary
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It is already happening, here in Italy.

Italy closing all schools and universities across the country and is set to close cinemas and theatres and ban public events across the whole country.

Decision will be decided in the next few hours.
legendary
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We choose to go to the moon
I cant find any more reliable sample than the Diamond Princess.

Indeed it is a good sample.

Now let's multiple Diamond Princess sample size by a million.

Out of 3.6 billion adults, 700 million will get infected, 6 million will die.

I think humanity can handle it.

According to wikipedia, "Global human population growth amounts to around 83 million annually, or 1.1% per year."
hero member
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Money printers are printing up a historical shit ton of money as we speak for the Flux4Bro AKA COVBULL-19.

What's going to be funny as shit is seeing the media's reaction when this Coronavirus situation blows over.

They'll all be like, "Ok world, the virus is licked now, you all can go out and shop again! Have fun and spend freely!"

And it'll be fkn crickets.

Everyone was completely broke and deep in debt before the virus came, and so they sure as shit still will be after the virus runs it's course.

Nothing will have changed. There won't be any pent up demand. People will still stay home.

The global deflationary environment will still continue.

The Fed rates will eventually slide into the negative.

How long until all confidence in the USD is completely shattered? Tick tock, tick tock.

Exactly. Everyone is stocking up on bleach and buttwipes, but I just am going to get plenty of popcorn and watch the show.  Cheesy
legendary
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It's not a pendulum, it's a cycle. It can't restart before it has either completed or a specific type of event happens that resets it. The "pendulum" does not simply stop at the halfway point and then go in the other direction.
It kind of does. It swings one way until it can't anymore, gradually slows down to zero, reverses its direction and repeats the same action but mirrored, then it resets and begins a new cycle.

It's the same thing, in some sense. If you project circular motion onto any straight line coplanar with the circle, you get harmonic (pendulum) motion.
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Bridging the Bitcoin Gap: Why the American Crypto Landscape Is Ripe for Disruption

Moving toward crypto-positivity

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By Catherine Coley, CEO + Founder, Binance.US
Not all is lost for mass digital adoption, but this is the conversation the crypto community continues to have with itself over and over and over again. How do we get more people buying, selling and hodling crypto?

In my view, we need clearer ways for more people to get involved and clearer regulation, more outspoken advocates to share their expertise and Americans to feel like they have a homebase for crypto trading.

What's encouraging to hear is that more Americans are getting involved in the digital asset community. In the last year, the number of Americans who own a cryptocurrency has almost doubled from 7.95% in 2018 to 14.4% in 2019 — an increase of 81% in one year.

As we’ve seen in recent weeks, when physical cash can provide a germy problem, crypto can act as a geopolitical safe haven for consumers to hold on to their capital in a secure way. We started Binance.US out of a need for a U.S.-native exchange that understands the nuances of the American crypto landscape, and we’ve already seen impressive movements from our work. We believe the benefits of becoming a crypto-positive country are unprecedented. There will be clearer transactions for businesses and a greater opportunity for financial wealth and growth for general consumers.

https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/bridging-the-bitcoin-gap%3A-why-the-american-crypto-landscape-is-ripe-for-disruption-2020-03
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