BlackFitSenior
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Don’t really understand how NFTs work.
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Interesting!
Since “gays” love to flock to the wealthier areas of Florida and flaunt their stuff on the beaches and the Keys, let’s see their response to this new mandate. Am thinking it will be imposed statewide, in all venues.
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“I have Bitcoin and Ethereum. Will be interesting to see if they continue climbing. They have been pretty unexciting lately”
It might be a good idea to think about crypto (and the emergence of new tokens/coins) as a growing new infrastructure in an evolving future economy. For instance, Solana.
“Solana is an open source blockchain crypto that uses several new technologies to create a decentralized market platform to make scalable and fast applications – decentralized apps (dApps).”
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I do not have any “favorite” crypto, I just want some balanced diversity in my finances.
I signed up with Uphold.com, a US-based platform that lets me hold wallets in 20+ fiat country currencies, as well as 75+ different crypto coins/tokens, plus digital palladium, platinum, silver and gold.
ALL are spendable and ALL can be immediately converted into each other. For US members, a free Mastercard debit card is available.
I like holding many different currencies at once. If suddenly China or Russia finds a way to devalue the Euro or the US dollar, I will already have alternative monetary value and can convert my US dollars to something else (gold, for instance) and make that my standard.
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Each will need a bottomless pot of $$ or a consistent grassroots campaign (like AOC did). Just as important is what will be the response from those already in Congress?
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COVID and these vaccine shots MAY NEVER END–and heaven truly knows what is in the vaccine. I’ve had the original shot and then the booster. That is ALL I EVER intend to get.
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Degrees of all kinds are JUST one more socially-pleasing item to HIDE behind. So, it is not particularly surprising to be informed that “gays” lead the way with more of them than the norm.
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Neither are so-called “gay” people.
LOTS of “gays” who are or were long-term husbands with children. Yeah, the guys may want to be with another dude, but Nature isn’t recognizing their “gayness”. The semen still works and the kids that come out aren’t necessarily going to like the same sex.
Maybe there REALLY is no such thing as “gay/straight”–JUST human beings, ALL with the capacity to be attracted to either sex.
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Good luck with that…as in keeping it intact.
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Azure700 asked “Do you think I look similar to African Americans?”
You may need to add more (contrasting) photos to your profile. The one you have DOES impress as African.
Azure700 said: “I have Mediterranean/Southern European background, so how do I have a resemblance to African backgrounds?”
That region is not far from continental Africa.
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IF this became policy, it is FRIGHTENING to me. Regardless of what the CDC, Fauci and government are saying–consumers HAVE NO IDEA what is in these vaccine compounds.
I do not want to have getting a shot to gradually become a requirement.
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I regularly take turmeric and honey with hot water as a “tea”. I use this supplement too:
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No, it is not “wrong” to not be attracted to people, regardless of racial demographic. But it technically might be a shame to potentially miss out on good platonic relationships.
Speaking personally, am not generally attracted to other Blacks physically and culturally. But in the right social circumstances, I can meet people whose appearance may not appeal but whose personality does. Going forward would require being upfront and the other would have to be open to what CAN–and CANNOT be.
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EXACTLY.
The SEC has stepped in at once to deny the average citizen any cryptocurrency investment/interest opportunities. For instance, BlockFi in New Jersey. It offered its patrons up to 8% annual COMPOUNDED interest on crypto placed in their accounts. The SEC sanctioned them because this act directly competes with traditional banks.
The SEC immediately stopped BlockFi from allowing deposits into interest-bearing accounts–UNLESS the account holders is an “accredited investor”.
Right now, the cryptocurrency industry is still very young and there remain opportunities for the average person but it’s the intent of the US government to systematically block them until US citizens are denied all opportunities by default.
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By denying access to any crypto platform (like Coinbase) in your country and providing no way to convert bitcoin into a spendable form. A country’s government applies pressure to outside platforms, threatens to impose sanctions if they do business with their citizens–EXCEPT for “accredited investors”. All platforms and exchanges then block citizens from those undesirable countries.