turtlecloud

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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Your ruler cares about sovereignty. If your national government cares at all about sovereignty, it will force you to use bitcoin by rule of law / force. Countries like Venezuela, Turkey, and Argentina with struggling currencies are und
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Word on the blockchain is that the crypto people are calling them “Zuck Bucks”
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
What if your float thing pops? Everyone sinks and dies??
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Isn’t that like the whole point of globalization? It’s an equalizer for all countries in the world. For the US to realistically stay competitive in rare earths it has to run similar tactics that other countries with less environmental regul
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
how will you guys compete against binance?
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
I was surprised to read that some WASPs are distantly related to 19th vent opium smuggling. For example the Forbes family made their fortune in opium and now they have a business magazine
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Mossad would like a word with you :)
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
So they trigger the PRC gov to build their own OS. A temporary setback or worse? Who do we bet on in 10 yrs? State sponsored technology or Google? My bet is on China.
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
That’s the point lol. His first name is Robert but he goes by Beto to appear Hispanic to appeal to Latino voters in Texas.
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
South Korea would survive too imo. The could use Naver
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
With this open secret, most know the reality when walking around Harvard and Ivy League. If current trends continue based on self reported race in college admissions... In the future most “white” people in Ivy League will be the following:
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Trouble is that rich people don’t want to share cars with homeless people. If they did, they would actually have to spend money on fixing homeless issue.
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
I think the implication is more Africans/Arabs/refugees in western EU
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Yes. You need to research history esp. in Latin America. I liked reading the book: “Confessions of an Economic Hitman”. Also Lookup Operation Ajax and how the CIA overthrew the democratically elected Mossaddegh in Iran. A Roosevelt organize
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Just remove the gender/sex as variables for the AI and maybe name too. Preprocess the resumes to remove them. Now you remove the majority of gender bias for the AI.
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Taiping and pacific theater were influenced by western thought. Taiping was led by a religious Jesus inspired fanatic. Japan was just copying Germany.
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
I think it depends on what percent of the Ebola affected territories are anti-vaxx. I think they might be against it for animistic reasons.
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
elites attempting to distract population and create scapegoat for impending economic/sociological/demographic crisis.
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
NYT has lost its prominence after esp after picking sides on several hot topic issues. The bias is way too obvious nowadays, and I personally only glance through it to see how the elite want the people to think, and then I just do the oppos
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
China has no interest to become global only regional. Only white people (aka colonists) think that China will take over the world. The Tibet and uigher issue is non relevant since they can be integrated into Han society. The uigher one is a
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Cryptocurrency will take its place :) Millennials will flock to alt coins just as the old people went into stamps
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
The best comparison is with the energy used for gold mining which far exceeds bitcoin energy costs. If you look at the giant trucks used in gold mines, you will are the energy savings.
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There just needs to be more squatters to avoid empyy apartments
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
well perhaps the criminal can explain to the judge how society failed him or a rough traumatic childhood caused him to be this way. Also add in the presentation how easy it was for him to get a gun and how the cashier should have been autom
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Real life doesn't work like that. Not everyone can put money into a magic ETF that guarentees returns. The passive index funds are piggy backing off the work of active investors. Thought experiment: If everyone put money into an index
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Yea dude. I don't think its a slur either. let me rephrase as: 'people who grew up in caste system societies', are more likely to normalize 'caste systems'. I think it is a bit disingenuous for you to censor that an
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Which ones?
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
They stopped being mothers and outsourced that to public education. That is why kids now are brainwashed and dumber than previous generations. A generation of impressionable people to fuel capitalistic growth. Social cohesion is down and co
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
Def agree. Dave chapelle said it best. If you grew up on the hood where everyone was broke, you didn’t feel as bad cuz you didn’t know any better. But being a lower middle class kid in a rich neighborhood, even if you we’re better off than
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by turtlecloud 7y ago
How does his ride compare with yang’s? I am wondering how yang got the momentum that he did

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