HIPisTheAnswer

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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Darwinism is the least likely explanation of evolution. Randomness? Take a look at how some species evolved in parallel to similar organisms; one was extremely unlikely, two or more is impossible. Darwin was quite foolish, but he had friend
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Perpetual motion machines. We heard it before. Controlled fusion, free energy, bla bla bla, bullshit, more bullshit, and a bit mor bullshit. Ohh look! The Santa Claus !
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
> I wonder where everything went so wrong. Easiest question in the world: monopoly (goes under the name 'intellectual property.)
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
> I wouldn't worry about this one -- unless foreign investors have a means to enforce physical security of their ownership claims, there's always the option of the government with control over the physical assets to expropriate
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Exactly, we are eating oil and gas. Once the spigot slows down, things get ugly real fast. This is going to make the great depression and ww2 look small in comparison. Buckle your seat belt, and grow unusual edible species. I don't eve
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
All of the massive 'at scale' operations are going to turn into dust bowls. 'Small operations' will mean those people do not starve to death. Vegetable prices will make gold look cheap. Grow food anywhere you can, we all
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Not quite; the greatest crisis humanity has ever faced is upon us. Trickles down into farming, and everything else. We are just getting started.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Typo: debt without a debtor.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Yep. All public property and govt granted leases forego capital depreciation. Since most of the planet falls in this category, it is being plundered while only accounting for the sale of the bounty, without considering the loss of real capi
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Emitting toxic gases into the atmosphere is a crime against others. Therefore, using (most) internal combustion engines is a crime. We have a lot of criminals today.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
The 'Dune' series by F.Herbert, and continuation by his son. God emperor of dune is definitely worth reading up to.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
For now, but soon our markets will be run completely p2p, and order books will be shared with whoever wants to see them for really cheap. And no breakage. Like I said before: this is good, the more saas are disrupted, the more we can focus
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
a dollar is 24 3/4 grains of gold. edit:typo
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
A dollar is 24 3/4 grains of gold.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Using 150k tonnes of above ground gold, if all of it was minted into currency, would equal +- 100M dollars. Probably not more than 10% is minted currency coins - .999 isn't for currency use. So there is about 10M dollars in existence.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
> The only thing this will do is entrench massive players like Google and Facebook Incorrect. It will also speed up development of a new web which is impossible to regulate. So I rejoice. When they block entire services for days, I cry i
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
A society's diet dictates its form. We are to consume ethanol, caffeine, nicotine, and sugar, for those will create a manipulatable non-questionning society.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Not at all. There's only one good reason; Psychedelics make people question their existence and therefore, their social situation as well. The dictators don't like that . Non-psychedelic drugs like opiates are banned to keep peop
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
If it isn't open source, it can't optimize power efficiency up and down the stack.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Doesn't bother me. IPFS makes AMP obsolete.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Ahahahahah! A monopoly, or cartel, is a business that keeps competitors from entering the fray. Please go on the street corner with your WLAN and portable server to offer search/CDN and whatever, and you'll quickly attract govern
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Turn off JS - Done!
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Firefox is an OS
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
This is a huge problem. Neon light everywhere. I go out at night with sunglasses. The world is littered with light polluting salvages. That and combustion engines. I used to drive one. I used to behave criminally too. Light, sound, air po
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
There are no courts if law in our time. Theyll soon come back on the dark web I hope.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Shorting isnt a good idea either since all the counterparties to those contracts will be insolvent . Buy lead, gasoline, gold and seeds. Collect rainwater and plant food. That s how bad its going to be this time. 1929 was childs play in
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Because the fed isnt in control. They just made enough people feel like they were, whih creates a feedback loop. Just look at how the BOJ lost control of their rate curve, and now trillions of long bonds with a zero yield (only potential fi
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
Yea and dont forget that 'limited liability' is illegitimate, hence equity can go below zero in case of lawsuits. This will eventually be recognized, then watch the stampede out of equity markets.
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
So the smart ones have to suffer for the students that dont want to learn; so lets just force them to not use tools to learn more efficiently. Hammer the nail that sticks out. We shall all be equally ignorant. Viva el socialismo!
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by HIPisTheAnswer 8y ago
No teachers ever taught me as fast as a computer can today. State school are an anachronism.

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