Bought $200 of it for fun and lost most of value so definitely glad that I did not buy a lot. Like gambling without the fun of a casino.
Iām working within the rules to maximize my earnings cleverly in order to provide for my family and friends, donate generously to charities, and to invest in large scale projects that appear to me to be beneficial and visionary. Iām 100% content with my contribution thus far. Are you?
No worries - I appreciate the follow up
just let me get my oof-o-meter out
edit: resultā¦ very large oof.
see you next tuesday
āIām working within the rulesā
Lol. Ok bro. Youāre right, there is no rule saying you canāt be a cancerous polyp on the anus of humanity.
Inb4flags
love the idea of attending the MindKind Projectā¢, spending a weekend huffing eachotherās farts, then the first thing you do when you graduate is yell at someone who has a disability āiām glad i donāt pay for your medicine!!!ā, itās such a glorious set-piece
Youāve misquoted me. It should say drugs. If you could correct that then Iād be more than happy to mint your gift to me as a NFT.
As for cryptocurrency, the more aggressive and patronising the evangelists get, the more convinced I am that they are desperate and greedy.
I know guilt by association is a logical fallacy but man if crypto doesnt have the most anti-social zealots. I mean take crypto posterboy aloneā¦
Yeah I have to admit, while I am invested in crypto and see a lot of interesting sides to it (and generally would therefore cautiously ārecommendā it to people, depending on context of the conversation), the fact that this topic elicits so many black & white responses is not helping at all. There is a lot of smugness and patronising behaviour ā on both sides though, I would argue; but finding myself on the defending side of crypto isnāt helped by OTT evangelism.
How much lower than 1.5 % of your tax spend for the environment would it have to get to for your appeasement to shift from reasonably happy to mildly annoyed?
Iād fully support windfall taxes on the fossil fuel industry, wealth tax and the closure of existing tax avoidance loopholes to increase spending on the environment and overseas aid.
I donāt pay tax because I agree with how the government at the time spends it. I pay tax because thereās this thing called a Social Contract.
I might not like much about the government, I might not like paying tax, but I get to live in a pretty free and safe society where Iām afforded a pretty good shot at a decent existence. If I start opting out of my end of the contract, I canāt very well expect anyone to do right by me now, can I? Of course, not everyone gets to live in such conditions, so their opinions will naturally vary accordingly.
The sort of extreme objectivist outlook that a lot of Crypto defenders seem to hold is a clue as to the sort of atomised, hyper-individualised society theyāre after. Itās certainly a legitimate way of looking at the world, but itās not one I subscribe to (and, incidentally, neither did Jung, itās exactly the sort of thing heād have hated).
Supporting increased spending on the environment indicates that I would not be āreasonably happyā with lower than 1.5% and would prefer a much higher percentage. The system is far from perfect but Iām not seeing any feasible alternatives being offered by crypto.
Iām not really up for waiting for James to form a party and become PM, iād much rather funnel funds using all the legitimate financial instruments provided for me to where i feel its needed. I could draw you a graph of the %, but it would be a bit pointless because 100% of all my donations goes to Habitat preservation, Eviromental disaster and prevention, and reforestation projects. It is true, i dont care for Humans very much.
Come on man, keep it civil.
Other than that, youāre free to do whatever you like, none of itāll matter in the long run.
this doesnāt scale, you canāt run a humane society on vibes only. this ayn rand nonsense is absolutely risible and its only advocates are fundamentally unserious people
big yikes