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Blackandgoldvalue

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Co-founder, EduBlock. The inquiring mind will find the path.

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Saifedean Ammous (@saifedean) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fun fact of the day: If your university economics professor didn't teach you that going off the gold standard was the most significant & devastating policy mistake of the 20th century, he's not an economist, he's a fiat cartel mouthpiece benefitting from the crime of the century

rebelEducator (@rebeleducator) 's Twitter Profile Photo

4. School self-perpetuates through good test scores. State funding is allocated to schools based on test results. To ensure good scores, schools end up spending the bulk of their time on test prep – which wastes the time of all the kids who have already learned the material.

Blackandgoldvalue (@blackandgoldva1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Alan Kohler The New Daily Alan this is factually incorrect. #BTC has not got a “limitless number of bits”. It is divisible to 8 decimal points, unlike the never ending supply of fiat currency that gets printed into existence. I suggest actually looking into the thing you are critiquing.

<a href="/AlanKohler/">Alan Kohler</a> <a href="/TheNewDailyAu/">The New Daily</a> Alan this is factually incorrect. #BTC has not got a “limitless number of bits”. It is divisible to 8 decimal points, unlike the never ending supply of fiat currency that gets printed into existence. I suggest actually looking into the thing you are critiquing.
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Tim Preston Alan Kohler The New Daily That doesn’t increase the amount of units! It just divides each unit into smaller parts. This is basic division/fractions!! Fiat printing, on the other hand, adds new units to the supply. Thereby devaluing the worth of each existing unit.

Charlie Bilello (@charliebilello) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Since 1959, the US Money Supply (M2) has gone up each and every year, with the 0.3% increase in 1994 the smallest and the 25% increase in 2020 the largest. 2022 is on pace to be the first calendar year in which the Money Supply has fallen in the last 60+ years, down 0.6% YTD.

Since 1959, the US Money Supply (M2) has gone up each and every year, with the 0.3% increase in 1994 the smallest and the 25% increase in 2020 the largest. 

2022 is on pace to be the first calendar year in which the Money Supply has fallen in the last 60+ years, down 0.6% YTD.
Blackandgoldvalue (@blackandgoldva1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I never knew much about Margaret Thatcher, other than her nickname “Iron Lady” but the more I hear, the more I like her politics. Pity she saw it the 80s and we have the same, if not worse, problem now.

Joseph Kelly (@josephkelly) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tuur Demeester "...the human mind is a lot like the human egg, and the human egg has a shut-off device. When one sperm gets in, it shuts down so the next one can’t get in. The human mind has a big tendency of the same sort." fs.blog/the-human-mind…

<a href="/TuurDemeester/">Tuur Demeester</a> "...the human mind is a lot like the human egg, and the human egg has a shut-off device. When one sperm gets in, it shuts down so the next one can’t get in. The human mind has a big tendency of the same sort." fs.blog/the-human-mind…
Blackandgoldvalue (@blackandgoldva1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is so poorly understood, I would recommend Saifedean Ammous Fiat Standard for a great explanation of how banks literally create money out of thin air. Amazing we aren’t taught this.

AEU (@aeufederal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Union members are campaigning for a wage increase for the 3 million workers who depend on minimum or Award wages. Sally McManus from Australian Unions explains the six things you need to know about how EVERYONE benefits from fair pay rises 👇

Blackandgoldvalue (@blackandgoldva1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Where were you lot last year? Could have considered the rise in cost of living when you signed that “landmark” deal last year for Vic teachers.

Satoshi (@satoshimoneybtc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our governments have heavily manipulated the way they measure inflation since 1980.🧐 Shadow Stats is a website that simply measures how our governments used to measure inflation in the 1980s... They conclude that inflation is 12% today, not the 3% we're told it is.👇 4/

Our governments have heavily manipulated the way they measure inflation since 1980.🧐

Shadow Stats is a website that simply measures how our governments used to measure inflation in the 1980s...

They conclude that inflation is 12% today, not the 3% we're told it is.👇

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Mario Nawfal (@marionawfal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨WESTERN TAX CODES RANKED: HOW DOES SWEDEN DO IT IN 100 PAGES?! The UK tax code is so long (17,000+ pages), you’d need a lifetime and a ship of tea to read it. The US tax code is a whopping 6,800 pages—longer than Marcel Proust’s "In Search of Lost Time," the longest book ever

🚨WESTERN TAX CODES RANKED: HOW DOES SWEDEN DO IT IN 100 PAGES?!

The UK tax code is so long (17,000+ pages), you’d need a lifetime and a ship of tea to read it.

The US tax code is a whopping 6,800 pages—longer than Marcel Proust’s "In Search of Lost Time," the longest book ever
The Bitcoin Conference (@thebitcoinconf) 's Twitter Profile Photo

LYN ALDEN: Imagine making an iPhone, and then twenty thousand imitators make a buggy knock-off fake iPhone with a glued-on Apple symbol, that doesn't work properly. That's "#Bitcoin vs crypto" 💯

LYN ALDEN: Imagine making an iPhone, and then twenty thousand imitators make a buggy knock-off fake iPhone with a glued-on Apple symbol, that doesn't work properly. That's "#Bitcoin vs crypto" 💯