Steem doesn't seem all that promising. We're down more than any altcoin right now. ;(

Josh!! 😉

I think a sharp dip in BTC potentially bodes well for altcoins, does it not?

Yaay.. except in Canada that's not even breaking even. But yaaay!!

I enjoy going on long hikes, but as for intense cardio I simply hate it. I still do it, but definitely not for the enjoyment. Just because I have to stop from getting fat due to my very slow metabolism.

Yeah. I was considering doing the same, but I choose to go with Steem and stick to it. Why? Because I'm buying a cryptocurrency AND investing in a potentially huge social media platform. I'm not sure why

That's great and all, and I'm sure it will continue to climb, but there's no real reason to invest in these cryptos if you don't already have a stake in them from 2011, or if you're a multi-millionaire

Exactly. So I have to wonder, why are you making a case for utopia in America? Based on a Fox News report, no less.

Yeah well it takes 2 to tango. And again, that was a question posed to the reader, not a statement.

You're trying to call me out, but I don't think you know what you're talking about or what a utopia even is.

Which era are you referring to? Where? The fifth Kingdom of Egypt? Italian Renaissance? Hellenistic Greece? Feudal Japan? The quality of life of the poorest class differs very much depending on the era

"Have you ever watched the news or read a history book?" You also claimed that I said Calhoun is "mentally unstable" even though I didn't. An obvious attempt to distort facts in your

Yes I would have. You went full ad hominem for some reason and gave no indication of your actual opinion. The poorest fifth is living on wellfare and food stamps. Part of the criteria for utopia is missing

I'm not denying that that's certainly a possible consequence of overcrowding. However, we usually see these types of extreme primacy and even cannibalism in nations of complete dearth, such as Liberia,

Also that was obviously a question, indicated by both the phrasing and punctuation.

I was actually just reading the national geographic's timeline of history. I'm mostly into ancient civs.

It's called the utopia fallacy, or nirvana fallacy.

I happen to think his experiment was very fascinating. I don't necessarily believe it's an accurate reflection of human society, however.

I never said that he was mentally unstable. It is obvious. The rats declined into cannibalism and violent primacy, despite having all of their immediate needs met.