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I'll mention it briefly here in case anyone missed the answer: short-term tax revenues.

Is Italy looking for the quick buck?

I bet it was a life-affirming experience, good thing you didn't have to stay there for days.

Amazing, thanks for sharing!

For how long were you locked in the Queen's Chamber?

Sorry but do you (or anybody reading this) know which interior parts are still accessible and can be visited (or where to check that)?

globalization is dead long live globalization.

it won't happen rest assured.

this is so not true.

where else would questions like: how did commander keen come to be? would emerge?

i assumed that until you can do a handstand with ease, the risk of injury is high.

the load on the shoulder joints in this position is very unfavourable.

millions of people run every day, of course there are injuries.

high risk of injury, no advantages over other exercises.

nothing more to add, not much less to dedact, thanks for your concise words.

not yet.

Then how come that 57% of Africa's population lacking any form of bank account.

I was sure too about Hal Finney until i saw this video [0]. There are a few more references that it is more likely that Adam Back could be Satoshi.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfcvX0P1b5g

This guy claims [0] to have evidence of who Satoshi Nakamoto is. Basically he claims it's Adam Back because he used the same linker for Hashcash as for (a very early version) Bitcoin.

Sounds thick milky to me, what you guys think?

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_iMwixTBsb0

i think this topic was covered here not so long ago and the short, suggested explanation was, as far as i can remember, corruption.

wouldn’t it have the effect that producing more goods -> higher worker demand -> higher salaries?

that is also what bill gates seems to be doing - bying farmland - he is the biggest private owner of farmland in the united states by now [0].

[0] https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/apr/05/bill-g...

its worth a dollar - its a scam.

its worth a hundred dollars, people use it to buy goods - its a scam.

its worth a thousand dollars, people start using it as a store of value and a hedge against inflation - its a scam.

its worth 65.000 dollars, theres also ethereum changing the face of banking forever - its a scam.

calling me a scam artist while disregarding all the givens of reality, at this point its really hard to convey how extraordinarily mind-bendingly narrow-minded this point of view is.

it is noticeably peculiar to compare one of the most significant technical inventions of our century with a half-baked hair dryer.

such innovations only appear now and then, one should have the intuition to recognize them as such, otherwise he will miss the opportunities of such developments.

This is a very limited and short-sighted view on the emergence and development of new technologies.

From the first petrol engine (1879) to the Ford Model T (1908), the Arpanet (1969) to the Internet (1990), as also software development (Cyberpunk 2077 was developed over 8 years), these things have one thing in common: they need time.

When one day your every breath (and its payment) is recorded on a blockchain then you should be aware that such a technology capable to do so does not exist yet, but its basic features do.

i guess "Personal Home Page" didnt sound sophisticated enough.

yes, for the at least 413th time now https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoin-obituaries/

buddy hold, looking at btc history these cycles repeat over and over - it will go up again.

also, i highly recommend this guys channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClgJyzwGs-GyaNxUHcLZrkg

some consider jobhopping as a hobby with benefits.

this seems like a placeholder, some kind of lorem ipsum of mozart where the final text was never delivered for some reason - you know like those companies nowadays which use, instead of lorem ipsum, any number of profanities before the real text drops in (at least until the customer finds out).

rather adjacent to bardcore:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_Pjm_yq9V4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4p_yFsGyfM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3I7wT2U294

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bdT5Ov-AWQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HtvH34CmZY

edit: links added

the real reason why the 500 euro bill has been revoked was that for storing physical money (for banks, in those quantities) would become more expensive in order for the ECB to lower the interest/deposit rate.

next thing will be 200 euro bills revoked, then the base rate can go down to around -1%.

more like 99.999%