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And with the rise of casual to state enforced surveillance in public and private spaces I can imagine near absolute resource tracking "cradle to cradle" via RFID, GPS, wi-fi, surveillance video, and block chain.
All I can think is that J Edgar Hoover must would feel so ripped off right now.
there is a huger "we all" that don't.
and we both know I did not mean _that_ Fiat.
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“Bernie really was a successful businessman with quite original insights into the market, and he’s continued applying his business instincts in prison,” Fishman said. “At one point, he cornered the hot chocolate market. He bought up every package of Swiss Miss from the commissary and sold it for a profit in the prison yard. He monopolized hot chocolate! He made it so that, if you wanted any, you had to go through Bernie.”
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/new-series-casts-bernie-ma...
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Bernie wasn't trapped with them. They were trapped with Bernie.
What an interesting choice of regions to single out.
If I was a money manager for a 401k I would prolly start investing other people's money into money management and it accouterment.
Why ... what did you think that the subject was, dear ?
https://www.theunticket.com/audio/drops/mattmcconbluelight.m...
Paypal's service won't change that.
Their stock is over $500 a share.
In 2020 Netflix has positive cashflow of $1.9 billion.
What are they pissed about ?
Thank god computers and digital networks are so important that we recognize the importance to keep mining these limited resources to build and sell more computers and digital networks and places to store Office yearly subscription receipt pdfs.
That said, something like 40% of all bitcoin are in just like 1000 wallets.
If bitcoin were to suddenly fossilize into the world's currency the distribution of wealth would be even more inequitable and concentrated than now with national fiats.
I thought that coinbase is more of a store that buys a stock of crypto then resells it with huge fee mark up.