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Great story! I've just started wading into crypto currency trading myself. Do you have any pointers? Reading suggestions? Anybody? Thanks for the read!

You could be right. But will that happen because silver is worth that or because the dollar will collapse? $700 in 2021 might still purchase the same as $18 or $19 in 2016. I think people look at the change

I see what you did there. No losing scenario for you ;-)

Introverts unite!!

I too can relate to this. At times it is frustrating that people don't understand what being an introvert is. Most of the time I don't care ;-) Thanks for reminding me that i'm not alone!

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What is his background? I couldn't find anything acceptable offhand.

Very informative! Thank you for the article!

I think I'm missing something with Bitcoin. I understand the basis of it but in order for bitcoin to work doesn't it require the internet? I'm thinking that in a desperate situation the internet might

I bought my new home in 2005 the height of the housing boom. Barely. The company that was building the house went through Countrywide. I actually had issues getting approved for the loan only because I

I disagree. @dollarvigilante is referencing stories (citing his information) and putting it together for his own conclusion. That alone becomes "real content". He's not C&P from other locations

And what happens if the internet breaks? Yeah, it conceivably could.

My view of socialism, in a simplistic form is... On Steemit, A person creates an awesome post and is upvoted to much steem, the creators of Steemit make it so that the steem generated on the post be evenly

So you propose a socialistic flair of life?

Isn't it wrong to group the term "capitalism" as a whole when there are different flavors with different effects? Just the fact that you dropped this into "politics" tells me you mean

Another enjoyable post! I feel like I'm living my life through your experiences. Thanks!

I agree with your assessment of savings. I would add that back in the day (20 plus years ago) saving meant actually putting money in the bank and getting a 4 or 5% interest rate. Now, in my option, it

Thanks, the money isn't a big thing for me either. I'd like to post more stuff but I find time slips away as I'm getting older with other things going on. I have too many hobbies I think :-)

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