It really looks like insider trading. If you were watching, over the previous few days BCH had a nice bump over several exchanges. Also this was timed once again after a bitcoin difficulty adjustment.

I agree. It's exciting to watch technology become mainstream. It's like when cell phones started taking off and people abandoned land lines. It will be interesting to see all what gets disrupted.

That or global adoption. Even after in the dot.com bubble burst companies survived such as Google, Ebay, Cisco, Amazon and others. Guaranteed their will be winners and losers but blockchain tech isn't

Oh, Np it was a post I really like. Here is a more current one.

Thanks for helping everyone out.

Why not both? Crypto is risky but so are the elites. It's too bad things constantly boil down to class.

Got to love Oregon.

It's was so nice we stayed until dark.

Glad you liked them. I'll check out @impressions too!

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Thanks. I know that from writing but didn't know how to type it. I copied and pasted your text lol.

I glad that person is taking this risk because it will help the overall market. This type of transaction is completing the adoption cycle. Once major assets start trading with bitcoin it's pretty much

Have you read saga of the seven suns? It's a pretty long series but I liked it. It's a space opera style with several books.

I don't think this is accurate. Look at European socialism and you might find some successful examples. Take Finland, it has highest standard of living in the world. Finland has one of the world’s best

I agree. Technology has been changing mankind's evolution since the invention of controlled fire. There is no reason to think it will suddenly stop. The more likely outcome is some form of superhuman that

Third is a dessert. It's a sugar cookie on lemon curd with macerated huckleberries. Touched meringue is what the cooking is propped up on with a mint leaf on the side. Everything was made from scratch.

I'm from the other side of the States over in Oregon. I used to be a bit obsessed with culinary arts when I was working in restaurants. Had to move on because the pay wasn't there. I like nearly every

Hiya and welcome to steem. Going to be nice to see what a foodie from NY eats.

I feel that automation will completely wreck your vacuum analogy. If AI and automation are the ones producing something that is desired, how much will it cost? What happens when the cycle is complete with

I don't agree with his analysis. We already have a form of UBI in the form of interest from wealth. Only a certain class of society get access to it yet they don't stop working. Consider a family with