@skells yeah, "evil" was a gross oversimplification.
In any case, where I live, Putin controlling the gas supply has been a problem on multiple occasions. I don't know whether it'd be better or worse if it was USA president controlling it.
I follow his reasoning until he starts frothing about BTC and the vaccines having "tiny dysfunctions"...
one of his most revealing comments was that Matt Taibi was "still independent but under the influence of someone"
He's all good in his element, but then he takes these sudden detours about how Russia is manufacturing conspiracy theorists. maybe; but these lines come out in a jagged rush, unlike how he usually writes, even in the same article.
Despite how many bitcoiners perceive it, bitcoin does not represent an asset that emerges from forces of nature, like gold. It exists through social consensus. That means its continued survival will occasionally depend on your attention and ability to act.
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RT @adam3us
@4moonsettler we are the anti-fragility, that's activist investors, developers, reviewers, users, business operators etc watching vigilant and ready to apply ingenuity an…
https://twitter.com/adam3us/status/1518049951045013506
I guess we can abuse the boiling frog:
- ‘digital immigrants’ were thrown in hot water
- ‘digital natives’ were brought to boil from tepid
- ‘digital immersed’ have never known anything but hot water
#MP convicted of sexually molesting boy, 15, fails to keep his promise to resign | #Conservatives | The Guardian
Welcome to the #UK where sitting politicians are not automatically expelled from their seats having been convicted of a serious #crime.