Moosbrugger Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

Summary Wednesday, 24th February.

Fits in the entertainment section for sure

You're missing breasts

The only German journalist covering internet just posted about the Musk Cardano connection. I guess I'm a little late buying Cardano right?

Could you put a shoe over your head? That would complete my intimidation.

Thanks!

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Well, maybe you can give a heads up to your Twetch followers when the day comes😉

Thanks for your work. Got into Monument Mining and AG today. I'm not really into stocks but I try to make it up by looking for the right Elliott wave experts to follow. Long term metals look good, only question is how a crash would affect em short term.

Do you expect the Nikkei to do well in the long term? Bought some Citizen Watch and Mitsubishi Motors stocks earlier this year, charts are looking good (apparently, following some old men in a German Economy Forum).

Good stuff, rare earths 50% today 👍

$Der_Tormann

Thought you would say Land of Maradona, Che and the IMF. Honestly, love Argentina, been there three times - still listen to Indio Solari or Atahualpa and every now and then catch a football match de Racing in TV. Welcome Abigail.

Triggering my trypophobia with this, fuck nature 😱

Alright, thanks a lot. Will just keep my small TAAL position then and get some more once the crypto mania comes to an end.

Thanks for explaining. After following BTC up, do you expect TAAL following BTC all the way down at the end of the mania? Just wondering if we get the same price later again - around 3. It seems like TAAl is correlating to BTC all the time.

What's the information here? I guess break out through the resistance line of 3. Where are we headed? Sorry for the stupid questions but I'm not much of a chart guy yet. Thanks for the chart though.

Progress would be wonderful - if only it would stop.

Glad we found consens, will take a look at Hoppe and Libertarianism. Problem is that they always struck me as apologists of Big Business and meritocracy in a world that reproduces and highly extends inbalances. Probably just my unfair view.

I see. We're arguing over hijacked concepts that are misleading. You think we're living in a highly ineffective socialism. For me, it's a highly ineffective capitalism because it'll produce too many losers. That I call it capitalism is an old habit ;)

He's certainly right about conservatism. The problem is that convervatism (protection of the middle class) has been wiped out and there's no replacement. Instead we are stuck with pseudo leftist rhetorics that have been built by Big Business.