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Yanis Varoufakis has been explaining why Bitcoin can't work since 2009 while people who can't spell "blockchain" got rich buying it. "It's a brilliant answer to a problem we haven't discovered yet" he said in 2009. The problem was him. Smart people paralyzed by theory while stupid people solved...

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Nick O’Neill says Bitcoin narrative is dead and has no real use case anymore that he can’t even explain why he still hold it "All the OG people who are supporters of these, have basically moved on to new tokens and new assets. So why the hell should you be holding Bitcoin?" "I own 5 Bitcoin only because my other friends says this thing is going to go up" "Why wouldn't you be owning AI stocks? Why wouldn't you be owning tech stocks? Why wouldn't you be owning the stocks of companies that are generating a profit versus Bitcoin where the technology sucks" "It’s probably going to get hacked by quantum in the next seven years because Bitcoiners can't get their act together"
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19,465 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

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193,027 просмотров • 1 год назад

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66,232 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

BREAKING: First Lady Jill Biden (Dr. Jill Biden) viciously attacks Donald Trump on The View, says while he can't put a sentence together, the American people are going to see how smart her husband, Joe Biden, is during their debate next month in Atlanta. WATCH "You know, I think, but I think the American people deserve a debate because you need to see your choices. You need to see Trump and you need to see the president and you need to see the differences. And my husband, and you're going to see how smart he is and the experience he has. And then you'll see somebody who, like you're saying, I'm going to use Joy's words, can't put a sentence together. And everything is beautiful. And it's one tremendous, big league tremendous. So I think you deserve, the American people deserve to see the two men who are running for this office because your choice is going to be clear."
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BREAKING: First Lady Jill Biden (Dr. Jill Biden) viciously attacks Donald Trump on The View, says while he can't put a sentence together, the American people are going to see how smart her husband, Joe Biden, is during their debate next month in Atlanta. WATCH "You know, I think, but I think the American people deserve a debate because you need to see your choices. You need to see Trump and you need to see the president and you need to see the differences. And my husband, and you're going to see how smart he is and the experience he has. And then you'll see somebody who, like you're saying, I'm going to use Joy's words, can't put a sentence together. And everything is beautiful. And it's one tremendous, big league tremendous. So I think you deserve, the American people deserve to see the two men who are running for this office because your choice is going to be clear."

Simon Ateba

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Trump: This is something they called me up from Wall Street. The most brilliant people they call me up had it. Where do you think of that? Sounds simple, right. But it's not so simple. I always say it's like the paper clip, you know, some guy 129 years ago, he came up, he took a little piece of stuff and he went away all of a sudden he is the paper clip. He made a fortune, people look at it, they say why didn't I think of that? This is the same thing (???)
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Trump: This is something they called me up from Wall Street. The most brilliant people they call me up had it. Where do you think of that? Sounds simple, right. But it's not so simple. I always say it's like the paper clip, you know, some guy 129 years ago, he came up, he took a little piece of stuff and he went away all of a sudden he is the paper clip. He made a fortune, people look at it, they say why didn't I think of that? This is the same thing (???)

Kamala HQ

370,514 просмотров • 1 год назад

LMAO! President Trump is CLOWNING on Gavin Newsom, for admitting to a crowd of people that he's stupid "I think it was the worst political interview I've ever seen. He said he's stupid, he's dumb, he gets bad marks on everything. He can't read his speech!" 🤣
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LMAO! President Trump is CLOWNING on Gavin Newsom, for admitting to a crowd of people that he's stupid "I think it was the worst political interview I've ever seen. He said he's stupid, he's dumb, he gets bad marks on everything. He can't read his speech!" 🤣

Nick Sortor

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Khanna: Vance was so emotional about this.. why can't he just say the person should apologize before being reconsidered. What is the hesitancy for him to say it? Is it political that he doesn't want to offend a base? What is it that that he can't say that?
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Khanna: Vance was so emotional about this.. why can't he just say the person should apologize before being reconsidered. What is the hesitancy for him to say it? Is it political that he doesn't want to offend a base? What is it that that he can't say that?

Acyn

541,670 просмотров • 1 год назад