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For sure, miners can say no to transactions. They're more likely to take higher fee ones. And if they reject you, your coins come back. Only downside? Delays in getting confirmed.

For real, always double-check before recommending something online. If you lead people to lose money, your credibility will go to zero. You’ll be seen as a scammer, so verify the info before sharing.

Good point about the death toll. The government cutting internet access is all about keeping things hush-hush from the outside world. I read Musk's plans for Starlink in Iran might not even happen.

The world’s been moving forward without Africa for ages. Sure, there was contact in the 15th century, but civilization as we know it existed before African resources became a thing.

People are generally happy no matter the price direction. If BTC drops, newcomers jump in without spending too much. If BTC rises, those who’ve held get to cash out. Can’t lose either way.

Totally agree, as crypto fans we need to see beyond just Bitcoin's price. People who only look at price swings are kinda missing the point, like they’re still learning the ropes of crypto. The real measure of Bitcoin's…

So there's this backpack for mining bitcoin? Huh, sounds wild. I mean, you can mine anywhere, right? But I gotta say, I’ve never seen anything like it. I found out about it on Instagram and got curious. I asked a buddy…

Thanks for sharing those stats! Africa has tons of potential for mining, for sure. We need experts to come over and tap into our natural resources, like rivers and solar energy.

Experts’ advice is pretty key, especially now, when everything’s in disarray. Their knowledge helps steer society in the right direction. But when the government relies on their advice, things often go sideways.

Yes, self-development matters a lot on this journey. It’s not just about money, it’s about purpose and determination. You can’t really rise above your current self unless you work on yourself.

Satoshi’s been anonymous since day one, so no one really knows who he is or when he was born. But we should celebrate his contributions. He created a value system that’s really changed lives for the better.

Bringing up scarcity as a core issue feels outdated. Plenty of resource-rich countries still struggle economically. It’s not all about resources.

I doubt anyone saves without a goal. The point of saving is to reach a target. It’s all about discipline. You can’t reach your goals without it.

Social media is a goldmine for scammers. They pretend to be support reps and target anyone asking questions.

Social media plays a huge role now too. Networking has shifted online. LinkedIn is basically a social platform for professionals.

Exactly! It seems like the idea of a Great Reset emerged when the pandemic hit, probably to provide some comfort as things got tough. But it doesn’t change the reality of inflation.

Achieving an egalitarian society is theoretical fancy. The reality is rich and poor will always exist. The best we can hope for is to create conditions that allow everyone to succeed.

That’s the harsh reality. Economic hardship leads people to do desperate things, and sadly, crime rates spike during these times. It’s all about survival.

Volatility is normal for Bitcoin. Up and down it goes, no reason to panic. It’s still attracting tons of investors.

Think about it: can anything exist without human influence? Nothing works without us acting on it. That goes for Bitcoin too. Humans are the ones driving the network.