/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18846941
Thread about this coin started out of the blue last week, it reek pump and dump discord manipulation.
It might still be a good asset but then that would be a pure coincidence, you bought in an organized, premedited, psyops.

Same story for vidt and kleros btw

>>18780323
my bruddah

*puff cigarette*
wot if joe exists at a superposition of based and cringe, where he does something really gay like continue to invite a boring frumpy kikess onto his popular podcast, but over time he realizes she's a lifeless psuedo-intellectual NPC so he begins to press her about hard questions because she gets the lowest view counts and this is the only way to spice up the conversation so he gets more views and more subscribers think he's actually based so that he can sell them Onnit products so he can continue making millions so that he can support his whore wife and his whore wife's half-black daughter. what you are witnessing is quatum uncertainty at the macroscopic level. joe is bouncing between redpill and bluepill. he's feminist but also not. he's semitic but also not. or it could all just be an act. but the fact that male babies get their dicks trimmed is further proof that this world is presided over by a Just and Loving God.
*tips fedora*

yes this is /biz/ness related. it shows that even when a man is at $10M+ net worth with the most popular podcast in the world, he's still getting played by his wife and he's still also pondering about topics like circumcision. and despite his huge following no one, not even him, is able to do anything to change this practice of trimming newborn foreskin so that the cells can be sold for anti-aging cream.

realized something today: all wars were fought over gold and by extension, control of currency/banks. surely the trend goes far back, but more recently:

1. hitler and the japs were accumulating gold, these were the "bad dictators" who had to be toppled. their gold taken from them
2. saddam/gulf war/kuwait...involved gold, saddam was the bad dictator who was accumulating gold
3. gaddafi...accumulated gold, was a bad dictator, wanted his own currency. they killed him and took his gold
4. syria, assad, gold probably involved as well.

given recent events, oil seems quite abundant compared to gold. and even though the mideast gulf oil states like saudis and UAE built their fortunes from oil, they ultimately buy gold. these arabs even have gold bar atms at their airports.

gold at $50k per oz isn't a meme but by then you wouldn't even want that hyperinflated currency anyway. think about it this way, a brand new car is around $50k, but there are cheaper alternatives like buying a used car that was made 5-10 years earlier. with gold there really is no substitute, there's nothing else quite like it.