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marsrover
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About marsrover
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Comment #27523021
Thanks
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Comment #27509695
> Is this a game, or something useful, a currency system? Do you not think the current economic system is a game? Because it is. > single decentralized exchange... Uniswap had no l…
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Comment #27509654
I appreciate your concern but my behavior is pretty consistent with what it always has been.
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Comment #27507903
> The prices of these coins can and does get manipulated all the time. This is known. > Real people will get burned, badly. Welcome to the game, there is a learning curve. > You ca…
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Comment #27507805
Surprised it took an entire comment chain for you to figure that out.
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Comment #27507787
I think everybody has their own breaking points but mine was today. If I hadn't of spent so much of my life here I probably would have just left and been done with it.
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Comment #27507618
Since you're new here: this place is a leftist/large-government echo chamber (like the rest of the internet). It's pointless to try and have actual conversations with them. It's ba…
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Comment #27507589
> What about adults that take advantage of other adults? Well, there's a pretty big universe of meaning. > Subprime What is more wrong? Banks lending to people they know they can't…
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Comment #27507365
> Cryptocurrencies aren't this magical thing that can't (or shouldn't) be touched by government. Who's going to tell him?
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Comment #27507337
Given finite resources we can only pursue finite actions. Pretending decisions are made in a vacuum is naive. Let me know when you learn about your next word of the week.
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Comment #27507164
It is when it's a zero sum game.
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Comment #27507153
Adults should be allowed to make adult decisions. Thats the argument.
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Comment #27507121
> so I'm not sure how to turn things around We don't. > Underfunding leads to underperformance which leads to perceptions of incompetence which leads to underfunding. Incompetence …
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Comment #27506997
If you think that's not an argument in either direction, I don't know what to tell you.
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Comment #27506916
This is the only worthwhile reply to my comment.
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Comment #27506835
Even more sad that we have so many boot licking bitches in the US.
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Comment #27506801
Not for the economy.
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Comment #27506775
Just because we do something doesn't mean we should.
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Comment #27506769
Thanks your your valuable input.
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Comment #27506687
No they're not.
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Comment #27506669
If I had to guess: leftist death squads.
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Comment #27506641
If we want to address significant negative externalities that have remain unaddressed for over a decade maybe we should look into how many people we bomb on a frequent basis. Or he…
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Comment #27506478
Another good tactic.
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Comment #27506406
> Governments need to step in and protect their citizens from this nonsense. Because citizens are being forced against their will to participate right? I don't know about the rest …
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Comment #27442010
Make all the good arguments you want, won't change anything.