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Never forget the NYT won a Pulitzer Prize for denying that the Holodomor existed. They refuse to give the prize back. -
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A conversation with Ethereum’s creator, Vitalik Buterin
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Guggenheim, the global investment firm with over $295 billion in assets filed an amendment with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday, saying that it’s considering investing in Bitcoin through its Macro Opportunities Fund. The firm would invest up to 10% of the Macro Opportunities Fund's net asset value in Grayscale Bitcoin Trust
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The of and to. A in is I. That it, for you, was with on. As have ... but be they.
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1938 Cost of Living
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A virulent strain of avian flu that's spreading across northwestern Europe may be responsible for a series of mysterious swan deaths in the U.K., post-mortem examinations have revealed. In recent weeks, wildlife rescuers have spotted swans spinning in circles and bleeding from their nostrils before dying, The Guardian reported. David Cash, a swan rescuer from Worcester in central England where at least 25 swans have died, witnessed birds suffering from avian flu-like symptoms.
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U.S. sanctions Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam for carrying out Chinese ‘policies of suppression’
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'I have piles of cash at home... I don't have a bank account,' says Hong Kong's Carrie Lam after US sanctions ---------------------------------------------------------- Chief Executive Carrie Lam has said that she has been forced to keep piles of cash around her home after she was sanctioned by the US. In an interview published on Friday, Lam told the Hong Kong International Business Channel that she was a leader "Who has no banking services made available to her." "I'm using cash every day. I have piles of cash at home - the government is paying me cash for my salary because I
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Imagine having an average annual income of nearly half of the cost of a house. Times certainly have changed. (Of course our houses have changed quite a bit since then as well)
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"and their owners will be able to count on legal protection in the event of any illegal actions, as well as to defend their property rights in court." But per the article: "However, the current status of the local crypto ecosystem remains in doubt because the government is planning to officially ban payments in crypto in January 2021. Russian authorities also want to introduce prison terms for failing to report annual crypto transactions of about $600,000." So basically, "you can own it, we can tax it.... but you can't use it here to pay for anything."I was reading on other forums (I know, forgive me...) and I kept seeing them call some behavior FUD. I had to google it.... and learned a new acronym / word:
Bitcoin has profound impacts on our understanding of how the economy works and at the same time the technology behind Bitcoin is an incredible achievement in the field of distributed systems. 0:00 Intro 3:01 Economics & Ethics of Bitcoin 17:24 Technology of Bitcoin 29:06 Where will Bitcoin go? 33:41 Final notes Final notes Here is a list of more sources. Books: Saifedean Ammous - The Bitcoin Standard (economics) Andreas Antonopoulos - The Internet Of Money series (general) Andreas Antonopoulos - Mastering Bitcoin (technology)
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5mb hard drive transported by PanAm in 1956.
A 10MB hard drive from the 1960s
The worst part is it didn’t move the needle, in fact McConnell laughed about this and won’t even provide aid for PPE to front line workers.
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