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>>19363748
It quite literally has to.

We have already blown past the debt accrued from WW2.

>>7811315
https://socialpathology.blogspot.com/2010/09/sexual-partner-divorce-risk.html?m=1

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1741-3737.2003.00444.x/abstract

Do a search for this website called scihub. It's a Russian pirate site. You can copy and paste the link for a science journal article paywall and it'll give you the entire article for free.

>>7112024
i too am certified SWE good sir. i building adapter for this special blockchains broject. gongrats on this. periously

>>6934705
just bc one anon decided mercy doesn't mean he's off the hook. post the chemical or we'll squash your nucleotides /LARP

>>6683904
Initially I guess, yes!
But now that people from all over are attracted to crypto, it is going to definitely draw attention and more importantly, a lot of tax money to be made. Tax would be the primary form of regulation besides other things.I even predicted the crash earlier because of speculation of regulation in SK.
Most equity exchanges tend to be more vigilant about market manipulation. Not crypto though. Crypto is pretty much a free playground for a lot of manipulation. I do believe that regulation will eventually come in but not just yet. Till then invest bravely and intelligently and you will be rewarded. .

>>6676654
Nice summary looking forward to this.