bourgeoizyzz
Maybe Schopenhauer was right about foids
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I know someone who's "bad at taking tests"believes in the pseudoscience of intelligence testing and iq
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I know someone who's "bad at taking tests"believes in the pseudoscience of intelligence testing and iq
Broo
- supports palestine
- believes in the pseudoscience of intelligence testing and iq
- has a vegan diet
- thinks cryptocurrency is a scam, and not the future of global finance
- believes wasting tens of thousands of dollars on niche surgeries will make a tangible difference to how women treat you
- organised religion
- moderator
- didn't go to university
- distrusts western governments
- communist
- doesn't own a credit card
- listens to black country new road
- has a pet "doggo"
You genuinely think governments will allow the existence of money they have 0 monetary control over and in some cases can't even track the transactions of. You clearly have no understanding of how the world works, power, central banks, taxation etc. I'm not disputing that money will be digitised and things like online banking/shopping/contactless/giftcards and stock ownership are already proof. You've been sold a fairytale and you believe if you have faith - if you have enough fortitude to buy and hodl you will become rich. NO ONE WITH A BRAIN WANTS YOUR SHIT CRYPTO COIN, who will you sell it to - the answer is someone dumber than you and just like that the margins get dangerously risky for you.
Crypto is already too complicated and out of the purview of 14-30% low-iq pop (doesn't mean the community isn't full of them), the technologically illiterate like old people, mentally disabled ppl etc unlike simple-to-use cash or bank cards. Have you ever even thought to consider the practical conditions necessary for crypto to actually be adopted, the regulatory framework, the technological infrastructure, political support & marketing/education for mass adoption, and which cryptos will be best positioned to succeed? I bet you haven't cause then you'd realise you are speculating legit worthless lines of code representing a "token" - your a junkie loser gambler that believes they'll be lucky and make it rich by betting rather than contributing something of value to society and being rewarded by the market; you probably already know youre not smart, or creative and considering youre on this form not that charming nor attractive enough to do so.
Hope you invest and convince your friends and family all to invest in a rugpull, maybe youre the type that require to suffer consequences before learning a lesson. Either way, we live in a kill or be killed world - just know if you are stupid enough to get scammed, you deserve it![]()
Jfl at your iq, you didn't even respond to my point. I'll say it again, just to make it crystal clear:You genuinely think governments will allow the existence of money they have 0 monetary control over and in some cases can't even track the transactions of. You clearly have no understanding of how the world works, power, central banks, taxation etc. I'm not disputing that money will be digitised and things like online banking/shopping/contactless/giftcards and stock ownership are already proof. You've been sold a fairytale and you believe if you have faith - if you have enough fortitude to buy and hodl you will become rich. NO ONE WITH A BRAIN WANTS YOUR SHIT CRYPTO COIN, who will you sell it to - the answer is someone dumber than you and just like that the margins get dangerously risky for you.
Crypto is already too complicated and out of the purview of 14-30% low-iq pop (doesn't mean the community isn't full of them), the technologically illiterate like old people, mentally disabled ppl etc unlike simple-to-use cash or bank cards. Have you ever even thought to consider the practical conditions necessary for crypto to actually be adopted, the regulatory framework, the technological infrastructure, political support & marketing/education for mass adoption, and which cryptos will be best positioned to succeed? I bet you haven't cause then you'd realise you are speculating legit worthless lines of code representing a "token" - your a junkie loser gambler that believes they'll be lucky and make it rich by betting rather than contributing something of value to society and being rewarded by the market; you probably already know youre not smart, or creative and considering youre on this form not that charming nor attractive enough to do so.
Hope you invest and convince your friends and family all to invest in a rugpull, maybe youre the type that require to suffer consequences before learning a lesson. Either way, we live in a kill or be killed world - just know if you are stupid enough to get scammed, you deserve it![]()
The metaverse was inorganic and ahead of it's time. I'd be surprised if in about 50 years digital universes are not extremely popularJFL i know you don't go outside 100%
type to pay for land in the metaverse
They typically get caught trying to cash outI'm just wondering who's supposed to help cryptards when they get robbed of their schizo assets (which is happening on a daily basis already, since there are enough smart hackers out there) ... the government and it's executive institutions like the police, state attorneys and anti-financial crime agencies funded by ... thin air?
funny how greed can turn a normal person into a schizophrenic retard