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22 sats \ 0 replies \ @SatsCats 24 Oct \ parent \ on: This is unsustainable. econ
BTC overlaid on the global M2 supply, I think we all see the pattern :D
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This won't be a fun way to play buuuuuut you could assign someone (or AI) as the banker's friend, who receives double the money or the ability to borrow at 0.1%.
1/ They'll either out-bid or buy all the properties - game over
2/ Borrow money to pay their way out of tax, could add a rule that makes the cost of servicing hotels more expensive so eventually the non-banker friends won't be able to afford the upkeep
3/ Borrowing increases the income tax (banker's friend exempt due to off-shore accounts)
4/ The banker's friend can use existing properties as collateral for future purchases.
I imagine the game will be over very quickly, so in round 2, non-banker players will have BTC, and its purchasing power doubles every trip around the board, some shit like that :)
What I don't understand is that he is spending millions in order to live longer, and so far all the "science" shows the importance of exercise, eating and sleeping well.
He keeps saying how it's all backed by science with this and that testing, but now he is doing gene therapy with a company with no peer-reviewed science. Meanwhile, he is selling his course, supplements and food. For me, something doesn't sit right
It can, but like anything, it needs to be used correctly and accompanied by a trained clinical professional.
I am new to the Warhammer universe but have always been intrigued since I saw my first tabletop game.
Currently reading Xenos: Eisenhor
Surely it's based upon the sound money principles that led us here in the first place.
Can't remember who said it; maybe Andreas Antonopoulos, let's assume inflation is just 1%, that means Bitcoin has to do absolutely nothing in order for it to be 1% better than fiat over a year. Now compound that shiiiiiiit :)
European homes are typically constructed with bricks and mortar, while American homes are usually built with wood and drywall. This makes it quicker and less expensive to build larger homes in America.
A mixture of them all.
Gigi's (@dergigi) article sums it up nicely: https://dergigi.com/2020/06/15/the-bitcoin-journey