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| #83 - well, some day it will dawn on you why that is such an importa… [+] (6 new replies) | 20 hours ago on Brands | -2 |
 No, I realize why it's important, I'm fully aware of it, I just don't care. It's one of those things like "We're all made of star dust" or "The brain named itself" which is meant to blow the minds of stupid people, because they don't understand it and it suddenly seems so deep and amazing. If you actually understand it, it's not deep at all. It's just yet another fact of life. It's good to appreciate those things, but if you spend all day thinking about how "mind blowing" so much of the universe is, you're just gonna sit in one place all day, drooling, until you die of dehydration. #90 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] Appreciation puts you in a very high vibration and your heart coherency in it's electromagnetic field affects the clarity and efficiency of your thoughts. The Universe is alive and the relationship we have with things such as nature are beautiful and important. I don't leave this to change your perspective, just so that if another one passes by that resonates with this they can know such reality exists and is reality. #130 -
selfdenyingbeggar (18 hours ago) [-] Check the research of the Institute of HeartMath. The first organ created in the body and the one the egiptians left in the body because they considered it "most important". #136 -
anon (17 hours ago) [-] Yeah, but the Egyptians also had slaves and shaved all their body hair. They also thought you needed to be buried with everything you needed in the afterlife. It's pure idiocy to just dive into historical worship. #138 -
selfdenyingbeggar (17 hours ago) [-] Some misinterpreted the ancient texts. And, the pyramids weren't built by slaves, in case you think that. and they actually trated their slaves more humanly than we do now. | ||
| #79 - so sad. you see the insane nature of the reality sold in this … [+] (3 new replies) | 21 hours ago on Brands | -1 |
| Did you just go full on Aristotle mode? Anyway, I am not looking at this philosophically, I'm looking at it very, VERY literally. Your average person is never going to travel around the world enough to see everything the natural world has to offer, will not have a job or lifestyle where their survival depends on the natural world and probably won't become a biologist. Your average person is going to act with a very small part of the natural world, which directly concerns them. For example, I know about the local trees and wildlife, because it directly concerns me. I could not give two shits about sequoias or reindeer, because I'm likely never going to run into either of those. The only knowledge I need of those is basic stuff like what they look like and where they can be found, so I don't seem like an idiot if someone asks me. That's the extent of how useful that information is - to make you seem not stupid in front of other people. #86 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] I'm not looking at it philosophically either. It's a old hard fact that you're nature and it is indispensable for your health. Why do you think nature comes out of your tab when you open it? Yes, you're part of the 1% of nature, which you interact with. | ||
| #78 - you know algebra, don't you? [+] (8 new replies) | 21 hours ago on Brands | 0 |
| I'm a programming student. Some old fuck 100 years ago decided that algebra is vital for my education, so I'm forced to know it whether I like it or not. And I swear to fucking god, if you try to give me the "math is part of the natural world, everything around is is math. See that tree over there? It's made of math." speech I have to endure at the start of every semester, I will fucking find out where you live, break into your house while you're out and shit on your keyboard. #83 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] well, some day it will dawn on you why that is such an important realization. study sacred geometry. No, I realize why it's important, I'm fully aware of it, I just don't care. It's one of those things like "We're all made of star dust" or "The brain named itself" which is meant to blow the minds of stupid people, because they don't understand it and it suddenly seems so deep and amazing. If you actually understand it, it's not deep at all. It's just yet another fact of life. It's good to appreciate those things, but if you spend all day thinking about how "mind blowing" so much of the universe is, you're just gonna sit in one place all day, drooling, until you die of dehydration. #90 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] Appreciation puts you in a very high vibration and your heart coherency in it's electromagnetic field affects the clarity and efficiency of your thoughts. The Universe is alive and the relationship we have with things such as nature are beautiful and important. I don't leave this to change your perspective, just so that if another one passes by that resonates with this they can know such reality exists and is reality. #130 -
selfdenyingbeggar (18 hours ago) [-] Check the research of the Institute of HeartMath. The first organ created in the body and the one the egiptians left in the body because they considered it "most important". #136 -
anon (17 hours ago) [-] Yeah, but the Egyptians also had slaves and shaved all their body hair. They also thought you needed to be buried with everything you needed in the afterlife. It's pure idiocy to just dive into historical worship. #138 -
selfdenyingbeggar (17 hours ago) [-] Some misinterpreted the ancient texts. And, the pyramids weren't built by slaves, in case you think that. and they actually trated their slaves more humanly than we do now. | ||
| #62 - the fact that you don't consider it necessary knowledge, when … [+] (13 new replies) | 21 hours ago on 7 long years as president | -3 |
 Dude, I have no idea what you're on about. You're writing in extremely vague half-sentences, and you talk like a fucking guru or mystic of some sort. O wise selfdenyingbeggar, what insight will you grant me about the name of the U.S. and what currency is? What conditioning? Like indoctrination? What are you talking about? #65 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] well, Im not here to change your opinion but to present you with reality because I kow there are chances you've been conditioned to have a particular worldview already, which might be very innaccurate, on purpose. The search is for you to do. For starters, I could tell you that you're looking at the debt relationship with money, basically, debt is money in our system (since we separated from the gold-standard) and the "rabbit hole2 goes so much deeper is crazy, but at least you can go and look at the cold hard facts and decide for yourself. All I'd ask you right know is to ask yourself and be honest about ow much you really know about how the world works, or just the financial system, and how much are assumptions based on "everybody else seems to be alright with it, must be something good"? #94 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] >gold standard And you lost the last of your credibility there. Gold is no more inherently valuable than the paper money that we use today it's an excellent conductor, but it's used in such small amounts that that's barely worth mentioning . If you seriously think gold is a good thing to base your economy on, ask the Spanish how well it works. #101 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] You have zero idea what you're talking about. I mentioned that gold is an extremely good conductor. It is not a superconductor as far as I know, at any temperature, and certainly not at remotely practical ones . The need for gold as a conductor is far outweighed by its abundance, with other materials being more practical for most applications. Gold is used for its conductivity, but measurable quantities are usually not. #163 -
innocentbabies (16 hours ago) [-] And between paper which money is most definitely not printed on and a conductor which has a handful of extremely niche uses, and which is, as a conductor, less effective than both silver and copper the only advantage it has over those two is unrivaled corrosion resistance , which do you think is more useful? Ok, Neo. Finances and governance are not all that complicated, but I appreciate the attempted redpilling. You do realize you sound exactly like the shpiders guy with your "read the facts" schtick, right? It's printed. But seriously. American currency is fiat money, which means it gets it's value from government decree. With fiat money, the central bank (in this case the Federal Reserve), introduces new money via the purchase of intangible assets (i.e. bonds/stocks and other forms of fairly liquid assets) or through moneylending. Through the use of fractional reserve lending, other banks increase the amount of currency beyond the base money from there. The Federal Reserve manages the overall money supply, expanding or contracting the assets available as needed. #137 -
selfdenyingbeggar (18 hours ago) [-] could it be that an unpayable interest is behind debt and inflation, amongst other things? #95 -
selfdenyingbeggar (19 hours ago) [-] Who prints the actual money. how much money can they print. Do the Federal Reserve (private corporation) charge governments interest on the money they print? You do realize that physical money in circulation accounts for less than 10% of total assets in the U.S. economy, right? Listen man, I don't want to do this all night so: 1. I already covered how much they are allowed to print (or rather, who regulates the printing of money). 2.The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 3. Yes, the Federal Reserve does charge interest. I'm really not that interested, I'm sure you can find someone else to give your spiel to. | ||
| #56 - Your journey to discover that will start by examining real clo… [+] (15 new replies) | 21 hours ago on 7 long years as president | -3 |
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selfdenyingbeggar (21 hours ago) [-] the fact that you don't consider it necessary knowledge, when money (currently and probably) is the backbone of your survival in this planet, is testimony of your conditioning. Dude, I have no idea what you're on about. You're writing in extremely vague half-sentences, and you talk like a fucking guru or mystic of some sort. O wise selfdenyingbeggar, what insight will you grant me about the name of the U.S. and what currency is? What conditioning? Like indoctrination? What are you talking about? #65 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] well, Im not here to change your opinion but to present you with reality because I kow there are chances you've been conditioned to have a particular worldview already, which might be very innaccurate, on purpose. The search is for you to do. For starters, I could tell you that you're looking at the debt relationship with money, basically, debt is money in our system (since we separated from the gold-standard) and the "rabbit hole2 goes so much deeper is crazy, but at least you can go and look at the cold hard facts and decide for yourself. All I'd ask you right know is to ask yourself and be honest about ow much you really know about how the world works, or just the financial system, and how much are assumptions based on "everybody else seems to be alright with it, must be something good"? #94 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] >gold standard And you lost the last of your credibility there. Gold is no more inherently valuable than the paper money that we use today it's an excellent conductor, but it's used in such small amounts that that's barely worth mentioning . If you seriously think gold is a good thing to base your economy on, ask the Spanish how well it works. #101 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] You have zero idea what you're talking about. I mentioned that gold is an extremely good conductor. It is not a superconductor as far as I know, at any temperature, and certainly not at remotely practical ones . The need for gold as a conductor is far outweighed by its abundance, with other materials being more practical for most applications. Gold is used for its conductivity, but measurable quantities are usually not. #163 -
innocentbabies (16 hours ago) [-] And between paper which money is most definitely not printed on and a conductor which has a handful of extremely niche uses, and which is, as a conductor, less effective than both silver and copper the only advantage it has over those two is unrivaled corrosion resistance , which do you think is more useful? Ok, Neo. Finances and governance are not all that complicated, but I appreciate the attempted redpilling. You do realize you sound exactly like the shpiders guy with your "read the facts" schtick, right? It's printed. But seriously. American currency is fiat money, which means it gets it's value from government decree. With fiat money, the central bank (in this case the Federal Reserve), introduces new money via the purchase of intangible assets (i.e. bonds/stocks and other forms of fairly liquid assets) or through moneylending. Through the use of fractional reserve lending, other banks increase the amount of currency beyond the base money from there. The Federal Reserve manages the overall money supply, expanding or contracting the assets available as needed. #137 -
selfdenyingbeggar (18 hours ago) [-] could it be that an unpayable interest is behind debt and inflation, amongst other things? #95 -
selfdenyingbeggar (19 hours ago) [-] Who prints the actual money. how much money can they print. Do the Federal Reserve (private corporation) charge governments interest on the money they print? You do realize that physical money in circulation accounts for less than 10% of total assets in the U.S. economy, right? Listen man, I don't want to do this all night so: 1. I already covered how much they are allowed to print (or rather, who regulates the printing of money). 2.The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 3. Yes, the Federal Reserve does charge interest. I'm really not that interested, I'm sure you can find someone else to give your spiel to. | ||
| #52 - I thought you had forgotten [+] (17 new replies) | 21 hours ago on 7 long years as president | -3 |
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selfdenyingbeggar (21 hours ago) [-] Your journey to discover that will start by examining real close and with crystal-clear clarity, the nature of our financial system. #62 -
selfdenyingbeggar (21 hours ago) [-] the fact that you don't consider it necessary knowledge, when money (currently and probably) is the backbone of your survival in this planet, is testimony of your conditioning. Dude, I have no idea what you're on about. You're writing in extremely vague half-sentences, and you talk like a fucking guru or mystic of some sort. O wise selfdenyingbeggar, what insight will you grant me about the name of the U.S. and what currency is? What conditioning? Like indoctrination? What are you talking about? #65 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] well, Im not here to change your opinion but to present you with reality because I kow there are chances you've been conditioned to have a particular worldview already, which might be very innaccurate, on purpose. The search is for you to do. For starters, I could tell you that you're looking at the debt relationship with money, basically, debt is money in our system (since we separated from the gold-standard) and the "rabbit hole2 goes so much deeper is crazy, but at least you can go and look at the cold hard facts and decide for yourself. All I'd ask you right know is to ask yourself and be honest about ow much you really know about how the world works, or just the financial system, and how much are assumptions based on "everybody else seems to be alright with it, must be something good"? #94 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] >gold standard And you lost the last of your credibility there. Gold is no more inherently valuable than the paper money that we use today it's an excellent conductor, but it's used in such small amounts that that's barely worth mentioning . If you seriously think gold is a good thing to base your economy on, ask the Spanish how well it works. #101 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] You have zero idea what you're talking about. I mentioned that gold is an extremely good conductor. It is not a superconductor as far as I know, at any temperature, and certainly not at remotely practical ones . The need for gold as a conductor is far outweighed by its abundance, with other materials being more practical for most applications. Gold is used for its conductivity, but measurable quantities are usually not. #163 -
innocentbabies (16 hours ago) [-] And between paper which money is most definitely not printed on and a conductor which has a handful of extremely niche uses, and which is, as a conductor, less effective than both silver and copper the only advantage it has over those two is unrivaled corrosion resistance , which do you think is more useful? Ok, Neo. Finances and governance are not all that complicated, but I appreciate the attempted redpilling. You do realize you sound exactly like the shpiders guy with your "read the facts" schtick, right? It's printed. But seriously. American currency is fiat money, which means it gets it's value from government decree. With fiat money, the central bank (in this case the Federal Reserve), introduces new money via the purchase of intangible assets (i.e. bonds/stocks and other forms of fairly liquid assets) or through moneylending. Through the use of fractional reserve lending, other banks increase the amount of currency beyond the base money from there. The Federal Reserve manages the overall money supply, expanding or contracting the assets available as needed. #137 -
selfdenyingbeggar (18 hours ago) [-] could it be that an unpayable interest is behind debt and inflation, amongst other things? #95 -
selfdenyingbeggar (19 hours ago) [-] Who prints the actual money. how much money can they print. Do the Federal Reserve (private corporation) charge governments interest on the money they print? You do realize that physical money in circulation accounts for less than 10% of total assets in the U.S. economy, right? Listen man, I don't want to do this all night so: 1. I already covered how much they are allowed to print (or rather, who regulates the printing of money). 2.The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 3. Yes, the Federal Reserve does charge interest. I'm really not that interested, I'm sure you can find someone else to give your spiel to. | ||
| #73 - you underestimate the power of people's memories [+] (1 new reply) | 21 hours ago on Brands | -1 |
 No, I dont. But the thing is, you usually only remember useful or interesting information. Thats the reason why I couldn't remember what a Roche Lobe was, last time I was asked, because that knowledge is neither interesting or useful to me. I knew full well what it was and how it worked, when somebody told me, but I hadn't connected that name to that thing, because that knowledge was neither useful nor interesting to me. Same goes for the leaves. The knowledge of their names are neither terribly interesting nor useful, so why remember it? | ||
| #50 - it's called The United States of America [+] (19 new replies) | 21 hours ago on 7 long years as president | -3 |
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selfdenyingbeggar (21 hours ago) [-] Your journey to discover that will start by examining real close and with crystal-clear clarity, the nature of our financial system. #62 -
selfdenyingbeggar (21 hours ago) [-] the fact that you don't consider it necessary knowledge, when money (currently and probably) is the backbone of your survival in this planet, is testimony of your conditioning. Dude, I have no idea what you're on about. You're writing in extremely vague half-sentences, and you talk like a fucking guru or mystic of some sort. O wise selfdenyingbeggar, what insight will you grant me about the name of the U.S. and what currency is? What conditioning? Like indoctrination? What are you talking about? #65 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] well, Im not here to change your opinion but to present you with reality because I kow there are chances you've been conditioned to have a particular worldview already, which might be very innaccurate, on purpose. The search is for you to do. For starters, I could tell you that you're looking at the debt relationship with money, basically, debt is money in our system (since we separated from the gold-standard) and the "rabbit hole2 goes so much deeper is crazy, but at least you can go and look at the cold hard facts and decide for yourself. All I'd ask you right know is to ask yourself and be honest about ow much you really know about how the world works, or just the financial system, and how much are assumptions based on "everybody else seems to be alright with it, must be something good"? #94 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] >gold standard And you lost the last of your credibility there. Gold is no more inherently valuable than the paper money that we use today it's an excellent conductor, but it's used in such small amounts that that's barely worth mentioning . If you seriously think gold is a good thing to base your economy on, ask the Spanish how well it works. #101 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] You have zero idea what you're talking about. I mentioned that gold is an extremely good conductor. It is not a superconductor as far as I know, at any temperature, and certainly not at remotely practical ones . The need for gold as a conductor is far outweighed by its abundance, with other materials being more practical for most applications. Gold is used for its conductivity, but measurable quantities are usually not. #163 -
innocentbabies (16 hours ago) [-] And between paper which money is most definitely not printed on and a conductor which has a handful of extremely niche uses, and which is, as a conductor, less effective than both silver and copper the only advantage it has over those two is unrivaled corrosion resistance , which do you think is more useful? Ok, Neo. Finances and governance are not all that complicated, but I appreciate the attempted redpilling. You do realize you sound exactly like the shpiders guy with your "read the facts" schtick, right? It's printed. But seriously. American currency is fiat money, which means it gets it's value from government decree. With fiat money, the central bank (in this case the Federal Reserve), introduces new money via the purchase of intangible assets (i.e. bonds/stocks and other forms of fairly liquid assets) or through moneylending. Through the use of fractional reserve lending, other banks increase the amount of currency beyond the base money from there. The Federal Reserve manages the overall money supply, expanding or contracting the assets available as needed. #137 -
selfdenyingbeggar (18 hours ago) [-] could it be that an unpayable interest is behind debt and inflation, amongst other things? #95 -
selfdenyingbeggar (19 hours ago) [-] Who prints the actual money. how much money can they print. Do the Federal Reserve (private corporation) charge governments interest on the money they print? You do realize that physical money in circulation accounts for less than 10% of total assets in the U.S. economy, right? Listen man, I don't want to do this all night so: 1. I already covered how much they are allowed to print (or rather, who regulates the printing of money). 2.The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 3. Yes, the Federal Reserve does charge interest. I'm really not that interested, I'm sure you can find someone else to give your spiel to. | ||
| #67 - The point is that kinds where taught about the natural world a… [+] (17 new replies) | 21 hours ago on Brands | -2 |
| Not really, cause that's not particularly useful information. I recognize the maple, spruce, oak and birch leaves, just because there's a shitton of those trees around where I live. Do you know how many times this information has come in useful? 0. Never have I benefited in any way from knowing this. Fucking matrix math and other obscure shit has been more useful in my daily life than my ability to recognize certain trees. Yes, it's good to know about the natural world, but it's not particularly important, since you're never actually going to see or interact with 99% of it. #79 -
selfdenyingbeggar (21 hours ago) [-] so sad. you see the insane nature of the reality sold in this planet? how casually you affirm that you will not interact with 99% of nature, when nature is you and you need it for health. Did you just go full on Aristotle mode? Anyway, I am not looking at this philosophically, I'm looking at it very, VERY literally. Your average person is never going to travel around the world enough to see everything the natural world has to offer, will not have a job or lifestyle where their survival depends on the natural world and probably won't become a biologist. Your average person is going to act with a very small part of the natural world, which directly concerns them. For example, I know about the local trees and wildlife, because it directly concerns me. I could not give two shits about sequoias or reindeer, because I'm likely never going to run into either of those. The only knowledge I need of those is basic stuff like what they look like and where they can be found, so I don't seem like an idiot if someone asks me. That's the extent of how useful that information is - to make you seem not stupid in front of other people. #86 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] I'm not looking at it philosophically either. It's a old hard fact that you're nature and it is indispensable for your health. Why do you think nature comes out of your tab when you open it? Yes, you're part of the 1% of nature, which you interact with. I'm a programming student. Some old fuck 100 years ago decided that algebra is vital for my education, so I'm forced to know it whether I like it or not. And I swear to fucking god, if you try to give me the "math is part of the natural world, everything around is is math. See that tree over there? It's made of math." speech I have to endure at the start of every semester, I will fucking find out where you live, break into your house while you're out and shit on your keyboard. #83 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] well, some day it will dawn on you why that is such an important realization. study sacred geometry. No, I realize why it's important, I'm fully aware of it, I just don't care. It's one of those things like "We're all made of star dust" or "The brain named itself" which is meant to blow the minds of stupid people, because they don't understand it and it suddenly seems so deep and amazing. If you actually understand it, it's not deep at all. It's just yet another fact of life. It's good to appreciate those things, but if you spend all day thinking about how "mind blowing" so much of the universe is, you're just gonna sit in one place all day, drooling, until you die of dehydration. #90 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] Appreciation puts you in a very high vibration and your heart coherency in it's electromagnetic field affects the clarity and efficiency of your thoughts. The Universe is alive and the relationship we have with things such as nature are beautiful and important. I don't leave this to change your perspective, just so that if another one passes by that resonates with this they can know such reality exists and is reality. #130 -
selfdenyingbeggar (18 hours ago) [-] Check the research of the Institute of HeartMath. The first organ created in the body and the one the egiptians left in the body because they considered it "most important". #136 -
anon (17 hours ago) [-] Yeah, but the Egyptians also had slaves and shaved all their body hair. They also thought you needed to be buried with everything you needed in the afterlife. It's pure idiocy to just dive into historical worship. #138 -
selfdenyingbeggar (17 hours ago) [-] Some misinterpreted the ancient texts. And, the pyramids weren't built by slaves, in case you think that. and they actually trated their slaves more humanly than we do now. No they wouldn't. The names of those leafs are equally as useless as nameing those brands, in fact, its even more useless. Especially the names. Maybe the actual differences between the leafs might tangentially useful, at some point, but even that is very minute. An example: I work alot astrophysics, since I'm finnishing my bachelor in physics this year, and one of the most aggravating things that continously come up, are the stupid fucking nameing schemes in astrophysics. "Do you name with a Roche Lobe is?" ...Yes, I do, its fucking trivial, but I didn't recognise it by that name, because its trivial to such an extend that I never recognised it as needing its own fucking name! Names are useless. Fucking useless. Its the details and how the world is interconnected that matters, not the names of some stupid trivial leaves or a stars gravitational field... No, I dont. But the thing is, you usually only remember useful or interesting information. Thats the reason why I couldn't remember what a Roche Lobe was, last time I was asked, because that knowledge is neither interesting or useful to me. I knew full well what it was and how it worked, when somebody told me, but I hadn't connected that name to that thing, because that knowledge was neither useful nor interesting to me. Same goes for the leaves. The knowledge of their names are neither terribly interesting nor useful, so why remember it? | ||
| #41 - Well, yeah. you're asked to sell your countrymen. [+] (21 new replies) | 21 hours ago on 7 long years as president | -4 |
| Sure you are. I forgot the president ran a human trafficking ring to balance the budget. #56 -
selfdenyingbeggar (21 hours ago) [-] Your journey to discover that will start by examining real close and with crystal-clear clarity, the nature of our financial system. #62 -
selfdenyingbeggar (21 hours ago) [-] the fact that you don't consider it necessary knowledge, when money (currently and probably) is the backbone of your survival in this planet, is testimony of your conditioning. Dude, I have no idea what you're on about. You're writing in extremely vague half-sentences, and you talk like a fucking guru or mystic of some sort. O wise selfdenyingbeggar, what insight will you grant me about the name of the U.S. and what currency is? What conditioning? Like indoctrination? What are you talking about? #65 -
selfdenyingbeggar (20 hours ago) [-] well, Im not here to change your opinion but to present you with reality because I kow there are chances you've been conditioned to have a particular worldview already, which might be very innaccurate, on purpose. The search is for you to do. For starters, I could tell you that you're looking at the debt relationship with money, basically, debt is money in our system (since we separated from the gold-standard) and the "rabbit hole2 goes so much deeper is crazy, but at least you can go and look at the cold hard facts and decide for yourself. All I'd ask you right know is to ask yourself and be honest about ow much you really know about how the world works, or just the financial system, and how much are assumptions based on "everybody else seems to be alright with it, must be something good"? #94 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] >gold standard And you lost the last of your credibility there. Gold is no more inherently valuable than the paper money that we use today it's an excellent conductor, but it's used in such small amounts that that's barely worth mentioning . If you seriously think gold is a good thing to base your economy on, ask the Spanish how well it works. #101 -
anon (19 hours ago) [-] You have zero idea what you're talking about. I mentioned that gold is an extremely good conductor. It is not a superconductor as far as I know, at any temperature, and certainly not at remotely practical ones . The need for gold as a conductor is far outweighed by its abundance, with other materials being more practical for most applications. Gold is used for its conductivity, but measurable quantities are usually not. #163 -
innocentbabies (16 hours ago) [-] And between paper which money is most definitely not printed on and a conductor which has a handful of extremely niche uses, and which is, as a conductor, less effective than both silver and copper the only advantage it has over those two is unrivaled corrosion resistance , which do you think is more useful? Ok, Neo. Finances and governance are not all that complicated, but I appreciate the attempted redpilling. You do realize you sound exactly like the shpiders guy with your "read the facts" schtick, right? It's printed. But seriously. American currency is fiat money, which means it gets it's value from government decree. With fiat money, the central bank (in this case the Federal Reserve), introduces new money via the purchase of intangible assets (i.e. bonds/stocks and other forms of fairly liquid assets) or through moneylending. Through the use of fractional reserve lending, other banks increase the amount of currency beyond the base money from there. The Federal Reserve manages the overall money supply, expanding or contracting the assets available as needed. #137 -
selfdenyingbeggar (18 hours ago) [-] could it be that an unpayable interest is behind debt and inflation, amongst other things? #95 -
selfdenyingbeggar (19 hours ago) [-] Who prints the actual money. how much money can they print. Do the Federal Reserve (private corporation) charge governments interest on the money they print? You do realize that physical money in circulation accounts for less than 10% of total assets in the U.S. economy, right? Listen man, I don't want to do this all night so: 1. I already covered how much they are allowed to print (or rather, who regulates the printing of money). 2.The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 3. Yes, the Federal Reserve does charge interest. I'm really not that interested, I'm sure you can find someone else to give your spiel to. | ||
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| #104 - not in a case like this. That's ignoring the synchonicity whic… [+] (1 new reply) | 01/12/2016 on Anon saves a life | -6 |
| #103 - that's ******** | 01/12/2016 on Anon saves a life | -4 |
| #58 - don't try to justify the sittyness of te movie. Prior to this … | 01/12/2016 on Kylo Ren comp | -7 |
| #30 - I didn't understand the story. Who said "good and you"? | 01/12/2016 on Anons autism shines | 0 |
| #101 - Yeah, trips and that is quints. It is part of the synchronicit… | 01/12/2016 on Anon saves a life | 0 |
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selfdenyingbeggar (01/12/2016) [-] Pedophiles just have a difference of opinion regarding children, right? #69 -
selfdenyingbeggar (01/12/2016) [-] I just proved the relativism of opinions doesn't really exist, or it exists but it doesn't mean there's no "good and bad". But interpret it as you like. Go watch shitty movies. #71 -
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selfdenyingbeggar (01/12/2016) [-] Pedophiles just have a difference of opinion regarding children, right? #69 -
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selfdenyingbeggar (01/12/2016) [-] Yeah, trips and that is quints. It is part of the synchronicity and so has to be taken into account because that's the beauty of the game. Grow up. #92 -
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tarabostes ONLINE (12/16/2015) [-] 
Sooooooooooooooo with all the lessons and new teacher I got you .... when will the masterpiece be ready?
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/17/2015) [-]
Even this was made. Mexico city and the city of the state Mexico are now one because they are now together, the buildings. But there, like in ecatepec, it is known that those are pretty dangerous areas.
Another name for it is Mordor. lol.
Mexico City's most infamous place is called Tepito. It is also considered like Mordor (or isengard)and is full of orcs (chakas i.e. "ghetto" people with their own subculture that is usually violent).
Another name for it is Mordor. lol.
Mexico City's most infamous place is called Tepito. It is also considered like Mordor (or isengard)and is full of orcs (chakas i.e. "ghetto" people with their own subculture that is usually violent).
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/17/2015) [-]
glad you like it It's nohere close to what I see in my head... well, the pose is... but there's still much work.
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/17/2015) [-]
not yet.
sorry, bro, I swear I'm not making ths up yesterday a friend got us together to let us know that a friend of mine who had been kidnapped was found dead and we well dealt with that
sorry, bro, I swear I'm not making ths up yesterday a friend got us together to let us know that a friend of mine who had been kidnapped was found dead and we well dealt with that
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/17/2015) [-]
Well, she was kidnapped for money about 3 months ago. Her family didn't pay the full ransom but payed 6 million pesos. after they got the money they executed her. At least they were caught but that doesn't return Jess back to us. her name was Jessica.
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/17/2015) [-]
Yeah. things have gotten worse here, lately. well, all around the world but...
Even for us Mexicans who were used to live knowing about kidnappings, something like this isn't common. It's really ****** up. She was 22.
Even for us Mexicans who were used to live knowing about kidnappings, something like this isn't common. It's really ****** up. She was 22.
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/17/2015) [-]
Well, that's not exactly right. Some are in on it. (lol).
The people who did this to her were apprehended. But it was too late. At least it wont happen to another person through their hands, but, they don't really prevent it and I haven't heard of an actual liberation of someone. I guess it has happened.
The people who did this to her were apprehended. But it was too late. At least it wont happen to another person through their hands, but, they don't really prevent it and I haven't heard of an actual liberation of someone. I guess it has happened.
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tarabostes ONLINE (12/17/2015) [-] Well wherever they lived must have had REALLY **** living-conditions.
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/17/2015) [-]
They live in the shadow the light doesn't touch. you must never go there.
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/17/2015) [-]
Well, mostly it's just "safer" but I guess there are safe parts.
I mean... I've only been mugged once. I haven't had altercations with people and when I walk through certain parts of the city than i know and depending on the hour, like, if you are in the mall at 3pm, of course you feel safe. I feel relatively safe walking at 3:00 am when there's no one on the street, back to my place from a party or a friend's house or something
I mean... I've only been mugged once. I haven't had altercations with people and when I walk through certain parts of the city than i know and depending on the hour, like, if you are in the mall at 3pm, of course you feel safe. I feel relatively safe walking at 3:00 am when there's no one on the street, back to my place from a party or a friend's house or something
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tarabostes ONLINE (12/17/2015) [-] Jesus... there aren't more types of those guys around right?
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selfdenyingbeggar (12/16/2015) [-]
I think it will have to be toorrow or later :/ I was chating online and then went to eat and then worked on my idea of a jedi profile picture.
I wanted to do this... the inspiration came in the morning so I gave it priority. rest assured, that I want to learn again to draw females so you'll be getting plenty drawings.
check out my Jedi Me. It's still only a... however it is called when it's not the finished thing.
I wanted to do this... the inspiration came in the morning so I gave it priority. rest assured, that I want to learn again to draw females so you'll be getting plenty drawings.
check out my Jedi Me. It's still only a... however it is called when it's not the finished thing.
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thumbfortrump ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-] I bet you would love Putin's dick throbbing in and out of your throat right now, wouldn't you.
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thumbfortrump ONLINE (11/29/2015) [-] Nope. But you definitely are for Putin Why is the thought of making love to an older man so exciting for you?
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selfdenyingbeggar (11/29/2015) [-]
hahaha you're the one imagining people having sex with old mean. Have fun with that, faggot.
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selfdenyingbeggar (11/29/2015) [-]
how are handling these past fee days? it's been an intense time
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lunargreenhouse (08/01/2014) [-] You where searching for Brony/Pony board? Or more precise, where they are completely accepted (just not always are the topic)?
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selfdenyingbeggar (08/01/2014) [-]
Yup. I want to share my alternate ending for My Little Dashie
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lunargreenhouse (08/01/2014) [-] Well. From hearsay, I don't know a better place on FJ to share that. We're open to nearly anything, just. Don't expect immediate response on your work before talking a bit and saying hello. They want to know who you are first
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selfdenyingbeggar (08/01/2014) [-]
really? why? I've always thought that what's important is the message not the messenger. the art, not the artist.
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lunargreenhouse (08/01/2014) [-] Its pure curiosity. New persons are something exciting and their work gets overlooked at first.
The message is indeed more important than the messanger in usual.
The message is indeed more important than the messanger in usual.
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lightarcanine 
(08/01/2014) [-] Reading through your comments, I see you're an honest person.
I do have a question, though, why exactly do you want to rewrite the ending of the fic?
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I do have a question, though, why exactly do you want to rewrite the ending of the fic?
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tarabostes ONLINE (12/16/2015) [-] I don't know ..... The end just seems like it could use some changes.....
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selfdenyingbeggar (08/01/2014) [-]
because I'm not.. content is the word? sattisfied? with Celestia's explanation at the ending of why the protagonist can't go to Equestria. I think I have a reply that both makes sense in a real way to me and that would've convinced Celestia, cus of her wisdom I guess.
So in my alternate ending he does GO to Equestria. And I've been told that i'm not a bad writer myself, I have my linguistic-word (I speak spanish though) intelligence the most developed.
So in my alternate ending he does GO to Equestria. And I've been told that i'm not a bad writer myself, I have my linguistic-word (I speak spanish though) intelligence the most developed.
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selfdenyingbeggar (08/01/2014) [-]
Here, it's what I've wrote, like the base of it. I'm gonna polish it.
Then I suddenly felt a nod in my heart. I knew I had to do this even if my mind feared that i would not happen I knew I had to try. I knew it was right.
"Celestia? I ask to come into your world."
"I'm sorry but that can't be. It's because of an accident, somethng that should't have happened that Dashie is here and now we have to make things right"
Celestia, you work with magic, I assume you must believe in some higher power. What is an accident but something that happens regardless of everyones expectations as to what it should BE? I do believe this isn't just some random mistake, it has healed my heart and know I want to be with the person I love, I'm from this world but I've loved yours from the moment I've watched the TV show. I felt like I wanted to escape from here and go to your world. Who are we to question existence and what has already happened?
"In truth there's another reason. I can't allow you to come to Equestria because I cannot predict what effects would a human living in our world would have. I cannot take the risk that the seed of evil will take hold there as it has done in this world"
Celestia, what I've learned from my life, my life with Dashie and being a human in this world is that basing your actions on fear is what creates a world like this. It's what most people do on this planet. It's what makes us close our hearts from one another.
I'd be the only human in equestria and afte ri died there's be no other and since this happened and had such an effect in my life, perhaps some good can come out of this path. If something shouldn't be, then it simply wouldn't be. Can you at least try to take me there?
Then I suddenly felt a nod in my heart. I knew I had to do this even if my mind feared that i would not happen I knew I had to try. I knew it was right.
"Celestia? I ask to come into your world."
"I'm sorry but that can't be. It's because of an accident, somethng that should't have happened that Dashie is here and now we have to make things right"
Celestia, you work with magic, I assume you must believe in some higher power. What is an accident but something that happens regardless of everyones expectations as to what it should BE? I do believe this isn't just some random mistake, it has healed my heart and know I want to be with the person I love, I'm from this world but I've loved yours from the moment I've watched the TV show. I felt like I wanted to escape from here and go to your world. Who are we to question existence and what has already happened?
"In truth there's another reason. I can't allow you to come to Equestria because I cannot predict what effects would a human living in our world would have. I cannot take the risk that the seed of evil will take hold there as it has done in this world"
Celestia, what I've learned from my life, my life with Dashie and being a human in this world is that basing your actions on fear is what creates a world like this. It's what most people do on this planet. It's what makes us close our hearts from one another.
I'd be the only human in equestria and afte ri died there's be no other and since this happened and had such an effect in my life, perhaps some good can come out of this path. If something shouldn't be, then it simply wouldn't be. Can you at least try to take me there?
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selfdenyingbeggar (08/01/2014) [-]
Also the whole "this all shouldn't have happened" seems like a very immature respone for a "horse goddess". Trying to get "life back to normal" when change happens is a very human thing to do (cus of fear) insted of embracing where unpredictable change leads us which i think is a more positive attitude
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selfdenyingbeggar (08/01/2014) [-]
the thing about basing your actions on fear is true. It is what he did when he didn't tell Dashie about her origin and that ultimately hurt her and yeah it's what we're programme dto do in this world which separates us.
Also, his desire from the verybeginning is to BE in Equestria, it comes full circle.
The writing needs some work, it's my ideas and I have to put it in their character personalities.
Hmmmm anything that you'd like to point out?
(also yeah i know there are many mistakes, I was writing and thinking it)
Also, his desire from the verybeginning is to BE in Equestria, it comes full circle.
The writing needs some work, it's my ideas and I have to put it in their character personalities.
Hmmmm anything that you'd like to point out?
(also yeah i know there are many mistakes, I was writing and thinking it)
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lightarcanine (08/01/2014) [-] If anything, add more description of how the characters are acting at this point. Otherwise, it seems like hollow speech.
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selfdenyingbeggar (08/01/2014) [-]
oh yeah haha I just wanted to write those ideas Before I Forget and you're right.
do you agree on my points? the other replies I just made
do you agree on my points? the other replies I just made
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selfdenyingbeggar (08/01/2014) [-]
(if you're talking about what she tells to the protagonist I think it also shows how much the protagonist has grown, he reaches a stage of maturity at the end and not in the traditional forced view of "I'm an adult now so i know it must be painful". But in the "live is the answer, not fear" kind of way.
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lightarcanine (08/01/2014) [-] "It shouldn't have happened" or "That's just not how it works"
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presidentmoose (06/23/2014) [-] See? OP always delivers, my friend. Can I count on your vote? or maybe a subscription?
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lulzfoursandyhook (05/02/2013) [-]
hahaha dumbass christian go somewhere else with your christfag ******** . darwin is the only truth. evolution is a fact
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selfdenyingbeggar (05/02/2013) [-]
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You're a disgrace to atheists. Your comment is the equivalent to "You atheist satan adroing piece of **** . You're going to hell because you don't love god".
You're a disgrace to atheists. Your comment is the equivalent to "You atheist satan adroing piece of **** . You're going to hell because you don't love god".
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lulzfoursandyhook (05/02/2013) [-]
hahahahaha i'm not afraid of your imaginary torture realm. your threats are meaningless to me!!! hahaha stupid ass
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selfdenyingbeggar (05/02/2013) [-]
Dude, seriously, you've got the wrong guy. I'm not a christian. Go bother someone else.
And also btw, you're a terrible troll. You sound like a child.
And also btw, you're a terrible troll. You sound like a child.
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selfdenyingbeggar (05/02/2013) [-]
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now that you have replied defending yourself I know it affected you.
now that you have replied defending yourself I know it affected you.
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lulzfoursandyhook (05/02/2013) [-]
didn't you just ******* reply defending yourself. lol you're so stupid dude. no wonder you believe in bronze age fairy tales
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selfdenyingbeggar (05/02/2013) [-]
I did so from a detached point of view. Right know I'm trying to get some sense into you if you indeed think I'm a christian and are mocking me because of it. If you're a troll, I don't know what feelings are you trying to get off your chest, maybe telling me about it would be better.
I know on the other side there's another person who laughs, probably has some secrets, has loved and probably hasn't been loved back. I want to stay with that image because I feel there's a friend there.
You can continue mocking me if you like but this is not the christian you're looking for
I know on the other side there's another person who laughs, probably has some secrets, has loved and probably hasn't been loved back. I want to stay with that image because I feel there's a friend there.
You can continue mocking me if you like but this is not the christian you're looking for
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lulzfoursandyhook (05/02/2013) [-]
>detacthed point of view
so another words u were just pretending to be a troll right? lol sure buddy
so another words u were just pretending to be a troll right? lol sure buddy
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lulzfoursandyhook (05/02/2013) [-]
lol i'm getting pretty sick of your logical fallacies dude. you believe in a book of lies. just admit that you're a woman hating, bigoted racist faggot who holds back progress by spreading myths! i ******* hate you fundies
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lulzfoursandyhook (05/02/2013) [-]
lol is that ur pitiful attempt at logic? ahahaha u have no logic dude thats why your a christian
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hueyfreeman (09/04/2012) [-] No problem bro. Happy to help out a fellow FJ user any day.
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selfdenyingbeggar (09/04/2012) [-]
this one I liked but it's for a different mood than I am right now (not sure if that's how you say it eng 2nd lang)
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hueyfreeman (09/04/2012) [-] www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQKZrDqvldg
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwXyxBRRxOk
Not really dubstep, but good songs nonetheless. If you want to go check out some of these artists' other music, go for it. I haven't really looked into mimosa, the guys who made psychadelic stereo, but glitch mob is ******* great, I haven't heard a bad song by them. Yeah, enjoy.
also I think the devil's den is skrillex's only good song
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwXyxBRRxOk
Not really dubstep, but good songs nonetheless. If you want to go check out some of these artists' other music, go for it. I haven't really looked into mimosa, the guys who made psychadelic stereo, but glitch mob is ******* great, I haven't heard a bad song by them. Yeah, enjoy.
also I think the devil's den is skrillex's only good song
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selfdenyingbeggar (09/04/2012) [-]
zombie one was also pretty good, more so towards the ending and animus vox is great
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selfdenyingbeggar (09/04/2012) [-]
I loved this sound. thanks a lot. I think this and the first one were my favs. You've made someone happy today.
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selfdenyingbeggar (09/04/2012) [-]
I might be going to a completely different side. But if you listen to neverland by marillion you'll get a rape-your-heart feeling. or anesthesize by porcupine tree when you're feeling paralyzed. or I'd recommend animals or meddle by pink floyd (they're both albums)
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hueyfreeman (09/04/2012) [-] Alright, I'll go listen to those when I have some time. I'm doing some online class work browsing fj in another tab :P
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selfdenyingbeggar (10/08/2012) [-]
It hasn't gotten old, I just saw it and started laughing. Nice try though
