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Exactly, it depends on who's imposing the sanctions. The U.S. used to be super effective with them, but times are changing. Look at Russia; they're still standing strong despite all the sanctions.

Not everyone uses their free time wisely. Many waste it on useless stuff. This whole idea about free time being a valuable asset seems like a way for people to justify not working hard.

But here’s the thing most voters don’t even care about censorship issues. Politicians will only pay attention during elections to shout about freedom and rights. Once they’re in power, it’s a whole different ball game.…

It's really about personal choices too. Even without good role models, there are always examples in society to follow. Dysfunctional families aren’t an excuse. I notice a lot of people waste money on temporary things…

You're bringing up chaos and order, right? It’s like, both are needed to keep things moving. But once we get comfy, chaos kicks in again to push people to want more.

Exactly, it’s about trust. If a seller had a bad experience with someone, they might be super cautious. I wouldn’t blame them for wanting to avoid potential losses.

Yeah, a lot of jobs have just vanished. Typing jobs are basically obsolete. Machines are taking over everything.

Seems like a lot of fear-mongering. People think it’ll crash to 49k because of Mt. Gox. I wish they’d calm down. This is when you should buy, not wait.

I see your point but I think we’re heading into a more superficial era. AI is cool but it’s also making everything feel disposable. Content is churned out so quickly it’s hard to remember anything meaningful.

You’re oversimplifying. There’s a lot more going on than just the US picking on weaker countries. It’s about global power dynamics. Citizens end up paying the price for government actions.

Lol, someone I know called it a sustainable Ponzi scheme. Makes no sense to me. Six months without any salary? That’s a long time to plan.

It really depends on your expectations. If you think life revolves around money, you’ll likely be disappointed. But there’s more to it. Family, love, and career can bring fulfillment too, and that’s what counts.

Long-term, LTC just isn't a solid pick anymore. It had its moment, but with all the new coins popping up, it’s lost its edge. Sure, it could make a comeback in a bull run, but why pick it when there are hotter coins out…

Human nature, man. Always chasing the next big thing. Satisfaction is fleeting, and boredom kicks in fast. Schopenhauer nailed it: life is just a back-and-forth between wanting and having.

Events like wars don’t really shake Bitcoin much. It’s all about market cycles. We’re in a bear phase now; good news won’t change that overnight.

Agreed, trade policies create a lot of uncertainty, especially for those dealing with international supply chains. It's not just one country at fault, either.

The internet’s just a big clickbait trap. Influencers push whatever gets views. They don’t care about the truth, just their ad money. Avoid that noise.

Isn’t it better today compared to the past for underdeveloped countries due to tech advancements? Tech and the internet offer more resources, right? I mean, sure, things are tough, but maybe not worse than 20 years ago.…

YouTube is a sketchy place for financial advice now. So many fakers pretending to be rich. I saw a guy with a homeless dude claiming to make crazy profits trading Bitcoin. Total setup.

Promoting affiliate links seems like the easiest way to make money in crypto, right? Like, just share some links to exchanges or casinos. But what if your audience is a million strong? That's a whole different…