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Reason: None provided.

No, moron. You make no sense. You have provided zero evidence. No proof of this. You haven't argued reasonably or factually. You keep spewing spurious nonsense. A belief doesn't make your claim real, and it isn't found globally, and does not exist, and definitely not in any logical or monetary sense.

So stop spouting crap. It wouldn't bring anything to civilization, having a single token. It has been the fall of civilization, and it would collapse it entirely. A few civilizations have tried to make a common currency, and they all fell the more they adopted it. Romans. Greeks. Chinese. Currency advanced away from Empires. Economically is backed by your national reserves and mint. Based on GDP and taxes and credit rating.

Lastly and again is another means of transaction working alongside currency. It might eventually replace coins with digital tokens but it is not replacing currency. It is attempting to issue another means of credit and brokerage. Simply to speed up transacting as more and more services move online.

Do I like it no. How do I get the coin out of the phone. Every single stupid fix it, has only made it worse. Almost every single disingenuous automation. Until all it brings is more debt. And it seems today that there are far more products related to transacting, and all they've done is cause mounting inflation the more stupid services it adds to generating more debt off the credit envisaged.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

No, moron. You make no sense. You have provided zero evidence. No proof of this. You haven't argued reasonably or factually. You keep spewing spurious nonsense. A belief doesn't make your claim real, and it isn't found globally, and does not exist, and definitely not in any logical or monetary sense.

So stop spouting crap. It wouldn't bring anything to civilization, having a single token. It has been the fall of civilization, and it would collapse it entirely. A few civilizations have tried to make a common currency, and they all fell the more they adopted it. Romans. Greeks. Chinese. Currency advanced away from Empires. Economically is backed by your national reserves and mint. Based on GDP and taxes and credit rating.

Lastly and again is another means of transaction working alongside currency. It might eventually replace coins with digital tokens but it is not replacing currency. It is attempting to issue another means of credit and brokerage. Simply to speed up transacting as more and more services move online.

Do I like it no. How do I the get the coin out of the phone. Every single stupid fix it, has only made it worse. Almost every single disingenuous automation. Until all it brings is more debt. And it seems today that there are far more products related to transacting, and all they've done is cause mounting inflation the more stupid services it adds to generating more debt off the credit envisaged.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

No, moron. You make no sense. You have provided zero evidence. No proof of this. You haven't argued reasonably or factually. You keep spewng spurious nonsense. A belief doesn't make your claim real, and it isn't found globally, and does not exist, and definitely not in any logical or monetary sense.

So stop spouting crap. It wouldn't bring anything to civilization, having a single token. It has been the fall of civilization, and it would collapse it entirely. A few civilizations have tried to make a common currency, and they all fell the more they adopted it. Romans. Greeks. Chinese. Currency advanced away from Empires. Economically is backed by your national reserves and mint. Based on GDP and taxes and credit rating.

Lastly and again is another means of transaction working alongside currency. It might eventually replace coins with digital tokens but it is not replacing currency. It is attempting to issue another means of credit and brokerage. Simply to speed up transacting as more and more services move online.

Do I like it no. How do I the get the coin out of the phone. Every single stupid fix it, has only made it worse. Almost every single disingenuous automation. Until all it brings is more debt. And it seems today that there are far more products related to transacting, and all they've done is cause mounting inflation the more stupid services it adds to generating more debt off the credit envisaged.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

No, moron. You make no sense. You have provided zero evidence. No proof of this. You haven't argued reasonably or factually. You keep spewng spurious nonsense. A belief doesn't make your claim real, and it isn't found globally, and does not exist, and definitely not in any logical or monetary sense.

So stop spouting crap. It wouldn't bring anything to civilization, having a single token. It has been the fall of civilization, and it would collapse it entirely. A few civilizations have tried to make a common currency, and they all fell the more they adopted it. Romans. Greeks. Chinese. Currency advanced away from Empires. Economically is backed by your national reserves and mint. Based on GDP and taxes and credit rating.

Lastly and again is another means of transaction working alongside currency. It might eventually replace coins with digital tokens but it is not replacing currency. It is attempting to issue another means of credit and brokerage. Simply to speed up transacting.

Do I like it no. How do I the get the coin out of the phone. Every single stupid fix it, has only made it worse. Almost every single disingenuous automation. Until all it brings is more debt. And it seems today that there are far more products related to transacting, and all they've done is cause mounting inflation the more stupid services it adds to generating more debt off the credit envisaged.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

No, moron. You make no sense. You have provided zero evidence. No proof of this. You haven't argued reasonably or factually. You keep spewng spurious nonsense. A belief doesn't make your claim real, and it isn't found globally, and does not exist, and definitely not in any logical or monetary sense.

So stop spouting crap. It wouldn't bring anything to civilization, having a single token. It has been the fall of civilization, and it would collapse it entirely. A few civilizations have tried to make a common currency, and they all fell the more they adopted it. Romans. Greeks. Chinese. Currency advanced away from Empires. Economically is backed by your national reserves and mint. Based on GDP and taxes and credit rating.

Lastly and again is another means of transaction working alongside currency. It might eventually replace coins with digital tokens but it is not replacing currency. It is attempting to issue another means of credit and brokerage. Simply to speed up transacting.

Do I like it no. How do I the get the coin out of the phone. Every single stupid fix it, has only made it worse. Almost every single disingenuous automation. Until all it brings is more debt. And it seems today that there are far more products related to transacting, and all they've done is cause mounting inflation the more stupid services it adds to generating more debt off the credit envisaged, while there are more products than ever related to causing exchange.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: None provided.

No, moron. You make no sense. You have provided zero evidence. No proof of this. You haven't argued reasonably or factually. You keep spewng spurious nonsense. A belief doesn't make your claim real, and it isn't found globally, and does not exist, and definitely not in any logical or monetary sense.

So stop spouting crap. It wouldn't bring anything to civilization, having a single token. It has been the fall of civilization, and it would collapse it entirely. A few civilizations have tried to make a common currency, and they all fell the more they adopted it. Romans. Greeks. Chinese. Currency advanced away from Empires. Economically is backed by your national reserves and mint. Based on GDP and taxes and credit rating.

Lastly and again is another means of transaction working alongside currency. It might eventually replace coins with digital tokens but it is not replacing currency. It is attempting to issue another means of credit and brokerage.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: Original

No, moron. You make no sense. You have provided zero evidence. No proof of this. You haven't argued reasonably or factually. You keep spewng spurious nonsense. A belief doesn't make your claim real, and it isn't found globally, and does not exist, and definitely not in any logical or monetary sense.

So stop spouting crap. It wouldn't bring anything to civilization, having a single token. It has been the fall of civilization, and it would collapse it entirely. A few civilizations have tried to make a common currency, and they all fell the more they adopted it. Romans. Greeks. Chinese. Currency advanced away from Empires. Economically is backed by your national reserves and mint. Based on GDP and taxes and credit rating.

1 year ago
1 score