Yes, regarding the question of advanced technology taking everyone's jobs, I didn't mention this in my blog as I wanted to keep it short. Whether or not this future comes is open to debate. But it is certain

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To 'get it', I think a person needs to use it, the experience of wiring money abroad with banks is painful compared to bitcoin. A bit like how people 'get it' when you put a gold or silver coin in their

Thanks for reading and replying. In response to poverty some people will certainly work harder, but the minimum wage makes it harder to escape for all. The scope of this article was only that the minimum

This is all true, but only in a system of hard money like gold or bitcoin. In the current financial system, certain actors like banks and governments can create currency at no cost, while regular people

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I was on the internet by 1996, and to most non-users the word 'internet' just meant porn. People refused to believe that I was in my bedroom looking at emails and websites. They were convinced no matter

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You say IOTA was considerably pre-mined, and there is a huge number of coins, but this is not quite right. As I understand it, it was 100% pre-mined as there arn't any miners. All the IOTA tokens exist

This looks great, count me in.

Cool story bro. I'm sure you picked up some good karma with this!

Why does the 'fat finger' always accidentally hit the sell button, rather than the buy key?

You're right, and if I'm to be honest, I would have fallen enthusiastically for these ideas too when I was at university.

Great post, as always. It's so depressing to see younger people fall for the seductive lie of collectivism. As Frédéric Bastiat said, government is the great fiction by which everyone tries to live from

Right, I see. I'm relatively new to this strange world of finance, I came to it from cryptos. It's 'Alice in Wonderland' stuff, a market where an issuer buys his own product from himself with money he

What do you think about the idea that central banks will just buy their own bonds with freshly printed currency, to prevent bond yields spiking? It's been noted that many foreigners have been selling US

Good post. Yeah, we are still in the early days alright. Most people I speak to have never even heard of Bitcoin, nevermind Ethereum, IOTA or all these crazy ICOs. And this volatility is normal for any

There was never a time that wasn't now. Everything that has ever happened to you, happened in the present moment. The past and the future are fictions. The past is just memories stored in your brain, memories

I had already quit Facebook before I started here, but yes, I agree with you, it's a very negative place. I don't enter into arguments either, just because it's such a waste of energy, nothing positive

Governments don't seem to realise that they themselves have become the problem. I don't fear terrorists, the chances of being killed by one is minuscule. The over reaction and attempt to control everything