I hope the day has been kind to you all
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Emperor Aurelius of Rome sold his own furnishings to pay down the war debts of his people.
It’s good to know there’s someone who shares a common view. I’m willing to bet that bsv has the legs to withstand the crypto storm, so I’m here for the ride regardless.
I agree that twetch is mostly respectful, but I’m excited for the mass adoption
I find myself continually distanced from this community.
The political and socio-economic tendencies of the group here turn me off of this community at large.
I look forward to a day where I no longer associate BSV with trump supporters and anti-vax
I find it very tough to maintain a positive narrative
“Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful.” - Seneca
Every night, your brain rewires your neural pathways and cuts out superfluous sections. Don’t neglect your sleep.
I see a lot of people that are simply too afraid to let down their defences. Most people I talk to are willingly unable to have their ideas challenged, so I usually just keep to myself.
Ain’t nuttin’ to it but to do it
It has become increasingly obvious, in light of the internet, that there is a disconnect between the people and our financial policies. Greedy lobbyists and politicians take advantage of this by committing fraud on national scales. The system is broken.
There are 3.4 altcoins for every human on earth
Being stupidly attractive seems to be detrimental to social skills
Life is too short to live for the weekend, the summer, the vacation
Also no stupid bots
A complete ledger of all things good & bad
The best part about the blockchain is that I can never erase my mistakes
Cash equivalents are actually far less. Mr quagga has done a miscalculation. Cash equivalents are currently 10% of marketcap, not 100% LOL
Big Lots is currently selling at the price of its cash equivalents (500M)
“Slavery resides under marble and gold.” -Seneca