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VeilOfReality 2 points ago +2 / -0

How will a thread be designated as such? I do not believe this reverses the precedent set, that policing speech like this is damaging to discourse and society, infantalizing adults and changing thought patterns

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VeilOfReality 2 points ago +2 / -0

Again, that comparison was between gold and Bitcoin and I still don't understand how you reached the conclusion I was talking about dollars - but regardless we should be able to call each other retards as we hash it out and I'm glad we can agree on that

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

I see you're saying the fighting should be done on the basis of views. Sure, that's valid, my view is that policing speech like this is damaging to discourse and society. Discuss

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

I would rather be able to respond myself because I'm an adult and don't need an authority figure to handle the fact that someone said mean words to me

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yep, that they are, Palantir and Oracle are analyzing the threat you pose, not if you're using unsavory language online. Your presence here is much more damning than calling someone a fag

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

What possible evidence is there for real concern, what is the consequence, who has seen any of this? You may feel concerned but that doesn't make it a real concern.

Don't conflate "no rules" with "this selected enforcement of rule 1". This again seems like trying to tie in unrelated concerns in attempt to strengthen the point being made here. Also, what do you mean by infighting, and why is that concerning? People should be fighting within this board, that's how the best ideas win. We're not a bloc. Is not calling people mean names going to suddenly make them get along? It seems absurd

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

Ok, if we're completely dropping the pretense of intelligence agencies coming after us for this and we can admit that was brought up solely to bolster the point despite being inaccurate, I'll bite.

First, context. Second, who cares? Sometimes if my friends are being retarded we will let them know. Getting dangerously close to thought crime here now "what was his intention when he used the word?". Maybe next we can ask how the person it was directed to felt, to really appropriately gauge the impact. Come now, we're not schoolchildren.

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

Really? And their excuse isn't going to be any of the useful information shared here, any of the suggestions of violence, it's going to be us calling each other retards and faggots that's going to get them to do what exactly?

Ok so now we're getting away from that facetious argument - rule 1 has always been here - and as a community we came to an understanding of what "respectful" was. When I'm with my friends we call each other all sorts of things that would apparently get me thrown in a gulag, this community was the same way. All sanitizing this place is going to do is make it like anywhere else

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VeilOfReality 8 points ago +8 / -0

So people posting violent threats against public figures is somehow akin to non-violent banter against pseudo-anonymous people? No one is coming to anyone's door over someone using a bad word online. And if they eventually do use AI to catch us, you're just as fucked as the rest of us simply by being here. If you're concerned about AI it should be due to its capabilities in sentiment analysis - prior algorithms had to flag no-no words as wrong speak but this is not so any longer now that an idea can be somewhat reasonably extracted from a large series of text

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VeilOfReality 8 points ago +8 / -0

Citation needed. I played the game and edited my last comment as you asked for, but I find it very distasteful and do not believe people are being thrown from their homes for calling other people retards on the Internet

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VeilOfReality 2 points ago +2 / -0

Did you hit the guy I replied to for saying I should be banned for being retarded? Or just me? Why is one use acceptable but one isn't?

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VeilOfReality 1 point ago +1 / -0

No and you are displaying a lack intelligence with no reading comprehension for thinking that. The comparison was between gold and Bitcoin, but in your haste to feel superior you've displayed only the reading comprehension of the average public school middle schooler circa 2026. Absolute troglodyte behavior

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

It depends on your goals. Short term investing? That's a big risk. If you're going to buy and hold as a hedge (which I've been doing since $20 for silver and around $3k for gold), then yes. There is too much volatility right now and obvious market manipulation for someone like me to know either way if you're looking for short term returns. The fundamentals show that silver and gold should be worth way more, but market makers are able to keep fundamentals divorced from price action for a loooong time

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VeilOfReality 4 points ago +4 / -0

Gold is speculated on, but it is a real, tangible asset with both industrial and historical use. Gold's price (and silver moreso) has been artificially suppressed which is why you saw this price soar, but the price can't be allowed to actually catch up to the relative rarity of the material or it would harm the entire financial system. Additionally, price increases correspond to dollar weakness, as one would expect. Bitcoin dumped like 30+% because less than .1% of the supply was sold. These situations are not remotely comparable in the realm of speculation.

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

The difference between sound money and a speculative asset

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

Exit liquidity. Impossible to understand for people who:

  1. Call Bitcoin (and Bitcoin specifically) the future of currency because of its value in USD
  2. Pretend to understand the white paper
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VeilOfReality 2 points ago +2 / -0

People (who reproduced) have always had a lot of kids historically, it's only now it's changed. Now they want people to have more kids because otherwise the economy will collapse. The technocrats have no need for an extremely robust population they want a slimmer more pliable populatikn

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VeilOfReality 2 points ago +2 / -0

Your previous argument seemed to be bad people want to do bad things to kids so having kids is bad which would lend itself to extinction. You're saying AI will be removing jobs so we should have less people, without realizing that's the actual end goal here

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VeilOfReality 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ok. So let's say some people will be forced to have kids, because likely people will be forced into all kinds of behaviors. What is your solution? Total human extinction?

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VeilOfReality 2 points ago +2 / -0

No one is forcing people to have kids. Also, it sounds like you do not believe that there is value to life, in which case we will not agree. I would like for humanity to have a future, that is not possible if there is no humanity left. Bad people want to do bad things to other people, that doesn't mean there is no value to life. Absurd proposition

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VeilOfReality 3 points ago +3 / -0

Just because people may push for certain things that doesn't make them directly related. I push for gun rights and also organic foods, that doesn't make those inherently related

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