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King_of_Crazy 1 point ago +1 / -0

Also in simple terms; to the computer everything is one's and zero's, or binary code.

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King_of_Crazy 3 points ago +3 / -0

https://applygist.com/2020/01/how-binary-code-is-used-in-cryptography.html#Binary_code_for_cryptography

Scroll down to the conclusion, please. Will copy it here, but you need to read it for yourself.

Binary code is used immensely in computer systems for various purposes. It is also used for encryption and decryption of valuable data for secure transactions from one end to another. Cryptography also finds its roots from binary code and it is an essential tool for the safety of data and keeping it safe from interpretation by third-party.

Is not binary code one's and zero's?

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King_of_Crazy 2 points ago +2 / -0

USED to. She taught me a lesson, after the fifth time. She cut the sprinkler, then told me there was a water leak at the kitchen sink. GOT ME! Turned the supply stops off, replaced the hose and never, ever did it again.

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King_of_Crazy 2 points ago +2 / -0

Great reply. Easily read. You write very well.

That email leak validates what I have posted. Thank you.

Wife is from Thailand and is bi-lingual in four languages. Thai, Laos, French, and English. She can cuss me three different ways with a smile and I'd be thinking she was complimenting me.

She would do that every time I taped the black sink sprayer trigger down with black electrical tape and then point it forwards. Try that on your spouse for kicks. Gets them every time. But I digress from the subject matter.

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King_of_Crazy 2 points ago +2 / -0

I can hold land in my hand. A tangible asset with intrinsic value. Cannot hold binary code in my hand. COSTS associated with it on the front end. COSTS are liabilities. An intangible liability. Intangible liabilities have zero value.

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King_of_Crazy 2 points ago +2 / -0

Warren Buffet calls it absolutely ridiculous and a bad idea. But what does he know? He's only Warren Buffet. Personal worth of 85B.

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King_of_Crazy 6 points ago +6 / -0

Think about it, folks. The private banks have held the monopoly on currencies forever. Does one think that they will let that go because of a "private" cryptocurrency?

I believe not.

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King_of_Crazy 8 points ago +8 / -0

So, you have no problem demonstrating prejudice and discrimination amongst your patients? May want to rethink how you treat people, Doc. See, still showing you respect as a doctor by calling you Doc.

We have nothing further to say to one another.

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King_of_Crazy 9 points ago +9 / -0

Where exactly? Inquiring minds want to know.

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King_of_Crazy 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yes, real wealth comes from land ownership.

I have real estate holdings and I make "mailbox" money through royalties on lease agreements for the exploitation of natural resources. Timber, natural gas, water. We have no liens on our holdings, (no mortgages). Annually our property values consistently rise. Our holdings consist of 20K acres and 50 single family homes.

Not a mogul, but we live a comfortable lifestyle.

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King_of_Crazy 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yes. And the COST to mine or transact are not imaginary. They are liabilities, which puts the REAL value in the negative at the start.

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King_of_Crazy 3 points ago +3 / -0

Well, not so tongue-in-cheek. They take their shit seriously.

Also. I like to refer to them as steering committees, because they are the guiding hand behind the world economy. What they decide at Davos and Jackson Hole ends up getting implemented in real life. They are the Oz behind the curtain.

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King_of_Crazy 5 points ago +5 / -0

Bitcoin is accessed by one of two ways. Mine it or buy it. Mining is COSTLY. One pays the COST for equipment. Buying it means it COST you money.

COSTS are liabilities that fall under the red ledger column in accounting. It is a liability for the owner to own it.

Real Estate is the number one investment option in the world, since the beginning of time. Land is tangible, hence possesses intrinsic value. Many ways to profit from land.

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King_of_Crazy 2 points ago +2 / -0

You are most welcome! Do enjoy the enlightenment!

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King_of_Crazy 3 points ago +3 / -0

The internet is not secure at all. It is inherent and it is synonymous with intrinsic which means belonging to the essential nature or constituting a thing, i.e., the intrinsic worth of a gem, gold, or land. Binary code is one's and zero's that do not correspond to nature, nor do they constitute as a thing. One can touch a thing. One cannot touch binary code. The recent volatile swings in value of bitcoin proves this very thing.

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King_of_Crazy 5 points ago +5 / -0

Ding! That is the next crisis, in my opinion.

Event201. The WEF was involved. What happened after? COVID-19

Polygon. The WEF is involved. What happens? The new internet of things.

DARPA created the internet. Initially called the ARPAnet. It is quite feasible and possible an alternative internet is already created and ready to launch.

Remember, it's all just binary code. Replace all current servers, then launch the new code.

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King_of_Crazy 5 points ago +5 / -0

Connect the dots. Where is cryptocurrencies? The Internet of things.

Who is preparing a simulated cyber attack exercise called Polygon? The WEF.

Who is the WEF attached to at the hip? The FED, BOE, IMF, WB, BIS. That whole Davos crowd.

Where do I see this going? They will pull the rug out from under the private crypto's, then replace it with their own. The FEDcoin, the RScoin.

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King_of_Crazy 6 points ago +6 / -0

Aaron Russo was ahead of the curve.

The originator of crypto goes three different ways. Satoshi Nakamoto >> Craig Wright >> Nick Szabo. Fishy, folks!

Binary code is not backed by any metal. A currency with only intrinsic, intangible value.

Fiat currency is not backed by any metal. A currency with only intrinsic, intangible value.

Hard specie money is a stamped coin in a precious metal backed by the same metal. A medium of exchange with actual tangible value.

I'll direct link the blog for you here.

https://www.mybloggertricks.com/2018/06/bitcoin-is-scam.html

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King_of_Crazy 14 points ago +14 / -0

A physician calling people names? Seriously?

Talk like that to your patients?

Only if you grow up first, Doc.

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King_of_Crazy 7 points ago +7 / -0

As parents of four we didn't. We augmented our children's public education with parental involvement. Our daughter became a published writer at the age of nine. All four graduated at the top of their respective classes.

Our daughter went to a private university on a full scholarship and is now being paid to work on her Masters in Library Administration.

Our oldest son was recruited by Annapolis. He chose to go because he wants to experience the military.

Our second oldest son went to culinary school with the aspirations to become a Michelin chef.

Our youngest just graduated a 4.0 and is still undecisive of what he wants to do.

We told him to take his time. He has his whole life ahead of him.

We taught our children how to write long hand and in cursive.

We taught them how to question everything and to critically think about information and issues they are confronted with.

Once the family unit became a two income household public schools became day care centers. A sad reality.

Public education has become public indoctrination.

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King_of_Crazy 4 points ago +4 / -0

The following link will undoubtedly step on a lot of peoples toes.

https://www.mybloggertricks.com/2018/06/bitcoin-is-scam.html

No doubt it will cause a lot of insulting and name calling.

Will cause cognitive dissonance in some people.

It is a lengthy blog. Almost a book, and it's just the first chapter. A lot to read and a lot of verifiable facts. The person who wrote it obviously did a lot of research.

It will take some time to read. Might want to get comfortable, or make a pot of coffee.

That said, enjoy!

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King_of_Crazy 8 points ago +8 / -0

Using so, followed by a comma, at the begging of a sentence has been going on in the literary world for eons of time.

My literary editor has no problem with it.

The use of the comma reflects a pause that emphasizes what follows.

So, (pause), how did we get here?

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