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| Topic | Finally reached $50k in savings. I dont even really know what to do with the $ |
| Sad_Face 05/28/20 9:22:55 AM #11 | Go learn to invest. We're very close to the start of mass blockchain tech adoption, specifically, the smart contract revolution so now's a good time to jump in. Start off $0.00 and use the free crypto on Coinbase to play around with understanding how to move cryptocurrencies up and about. And I'd recommend this video lecture by a principal engineer of Oracle to give you some direction of what to learn in the tech world. https://youtu.be/AwVdsTkt22E?t=548 --- |
| Topic | Is the virgin walk real iyo? |
| Sad_Face 05/28/20 2:56:38 AM #18 | Back_Stabbath posted... this pic was just forged solely to make most socially awkward (hell even normal people) feel bad because dont most people walk like this lul (with/without the shitty posture) The Virgin/Chad meme initially started not to insult but as a joke where you contrast an action done by someone somewhat awkward and low confidence but was relatable (especially to the audience for whom it was initially created) with another action that is super overzealous, exaggerated, and flooded with overconfidence for a humorous effect. But the internet does what the internet does and so they ran it into the ground and devolved it into "Virgin What I don't like"/"Chad What I do Like", thereby missing the point completely. --- |
| Topic | Rich people truly do live in another world |
| Sad_Face 05/28/20 2:40:15 AM #30 | Dude got his dream job right out of college. That's quite worthy of applause. Good for him. --- |
| Topic | Princeton TA wrecks cheating students with fake solution online |
| Sad_Face 05/27/20 9:11:22 PM #54 | HiddenRoar posted... Most employers don't give a **** about grades and GPA. Perhaps from what school you got your degree from, but that's about it.Most of my post was talking about how you're penalized for failing while in school. And I'll concede that it depends on what kind of project it is and how far up the chain you are. If you're the lead of an architectural project that goes south, that's your reputation going down the drain. On the flipside, businesses kick the bucket all the time, not everyone gets tied to debts. I can point to companies with leads who have failed projects under their belt. It's on par for the course that you will have duds. That's why you want to learn how to fail and fail fast. --- |
| Topic | Princeton TA wrecks cheating students with fake solution online |
| Sad_Face 05/27/20 8:40:15 PM #50 | KamenRiderBlade posted... At the end of the day, you're your own Boss. You have the right to say "NO, College isn't for me". And go straight into the work force. There were also Trade Schools for those who wanted to specialize in certain fields.The people targeted are kids right out of HS. The most ignorant, overwhelmed, and malleable of all adults, with zero commitments. The rise of colleges as a mandatory path was an orchestrated effort by the government and banks with the college institutions. The government backed loans (I think they stopped this recently?) and the fact that Congress passed a law preventing you from defaulting on student loan debts is proof of this. People generally aren't risk takers; most people would stick to a safe path others have left out for them. And people have been told all their lives that college is the next step all while trades and alternative avenues are being downplayed. You took too many courses simultaneously, you should lighten up your schedule.This is on par for an engineering track. A lot of people can tell you, because of the work load it's studying to pass, not to learn. Everyone goes through that experience of constant workloads and no sleep inbetween. KamenRiderBlade posted... You're supposed to fumble, fail, and experiment in college before you get to the job.Failing in academia is completely different from failing in the industry. If you fail a class, you're penalized with having spend a few months taking the course over, even worse if you needed that course as a prerequisite as then you're at a standstill until you complete it. And the failure is on your record for all to see. In the industry, you're free to do as you please if you screw up. This is important is it allows you to jump from executing idea to idea without being tied down to any innate obligations. Even better, if you screwed up and got fired, there's no record for everyone to see. Just don't talk about it. Learning how to fail and bounce back is an important process and necessity in life and academia discourages and teaches people to fear it. --- |
| Topic | Princeton TA wrecks cheating students with fake solution online |
| Sad_Face 05/27/20 5:26:01 PM #41 | HiddenRoar posted... Crying about "Oh tuition is too expensive for me to fail" or "It'll hurt my GPA" are all excuses that only show you don't belong in college. First of all, society spent decades telling everyone to go to college and that you need a degree to be someone. Any other plan was considered second class. If there wasn't constant societal pressure to the point where people are only now reassessing the value of school education and if it's really worth going into debt slavery thanks to the pandemic, you'd have a point. Moving on, I disagree with the entrapment. In college, a lot of times you're not learning to understand the material, you're learning to pass the class. When I did my degree, I was constantly overloaded with problem sets upon problem sets, all of which took hours to do, each. There wasn't enough time to sit down to full delve into each topic. I learned what I needed to learn to do the HW and pass the exams and moved on. At the end of it all, it damn near killed my curiosity till I learned the same material on the job but was better able to take it in because I was allowed to fumble, fail, and experiment my way all the all through. College is hands down the WORST environment to learn things; no one gets to the top without failing and college penalizes you for failing. --- |
| Topic | I might be making a community board for leftist politics and academia |
| Sad_Face 05/26/20 7:58:33 PM #134 | Politics posted... I understand that is position could be somewhat different depending on what war we are actually talking about, but in the case of Vietnam, there simply wasn't an excuse to support a war that drafted millions of young people. I'm not saying I would have been more supportive of the Vietnam War if there wasn't a draft (I was against the Iraq War for instance, and old enough to understand why at the time) but there were just too many young people have their lives ruined or even ended because of that draft. It didn't help that as you said there wasn't a clear objective in the war, and in fairness the Democratic Party actually got us into the war at the first place. Liberals aren't clean on this issue. I will say, unless you have assets or built up some networth in crypto, you should be damned proud of the US for going in there to shutdown the chance of Iraq creating weapons of mass destruction. USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! USA! --- |
| Topic | As a black man it annoys me that black people as a group |
| Sad_Face 05/26/20 7:00:11 PM #22 | DeadBankerDream posted... I'm white and I proudly wash my chicken, on the rare occasion that I eat it, which I prefer not to cause chicken is shit....Do you eat meat? Often? I can understand if you were a pescetarian or vegetarian or something. But eating meat and not chicken is practically unheard of. It's considerably cheaper to eat chicken than to go with red meat. --- |
| Topic | Is he suggesting women should basically be baby factories? |
| Sad_Face 05/26/20 12:38:40 PM #12 | lww99 posted... He doesnt believe in babysitters/daycare of any kind. With that in consideration, Strong family structures is beneficial for everyone. Parents have more time on their hands and are less stressed in taking care of their kids as they can allocate responsibilities to their parents. Grandparents will live healthier and happier as opposed to being taken care of in a nursing home, and children will have more exposure and consequently gain more life experience through constant and consistent interactions with 2 generations of people in their homes. Most importantly, wealth is generated as a familial unit, in other words, you have a stronger chance of creating greater wealth with the support of your family than by yourself. It is in your best interest to support and stick with your family. If you can support a large family, even better. --- |
| Topic | So Hillary Clinton has just lost her mind completely, huh? |
| Sad_Face 05/26/20 12:27:42 PM #24 | VitalGetPrank posted... Clinton still got 4 million more votes, Even without the superdelagates Clinton destroyed Sanders so hard his whiny pissant base could do nothing but b**** and moan about the elections being rigged, a statement that's been disproven multiple times now.And you think the default Superdelegate support didn't influence the votes? Come on, why else would they do it in the first place as opposed to waiting till the primary election results and why would the DNC ban that for the next election cycle? --- |
| Topic | So Hillary Clinton has just lost her mind completely, huh? |
| Sad_Face 05/26/20 12:06:01 PM #18 | VitalGetPrank posted... She didn't steal the nomination, more people wanted her over Sanders, it's called Democracy and voting for Trump because you're butthurt your guy lost is about the most idiotic thing you can possibly do. You realize his SC justices are going to do whatever they can to make sure progresive policies never happen? Good job kneecapping the progressive movement for most of the rest of your life. All of the Superdelegates voted for her at the start of the primary season. And their support limited the number of delegates Sanders could win throughout the season. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/may/20/coloradocare-healthcare-plan-faces-opposition-from-democrats I'm curious now where you got your information on the percentage of Sanders supporters supporting Clinton being less than Clinton supporters supporting Obama. --- |
| Topic | So Hillary Clinton has just lost her mind completely, huh? |
| Sad_Face 05/26/20 10:52:00 AM #3 | HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA*snort*HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA --- |
| Topic | Dad Drives 1100 MILES to buy his TEEN Daughter CHICK-FIL-A!! Is She Hot?? |
| Sad_Face 05/25/20 11:15:13 PM #45 | DespondentDeity posted... No and her dad's a fucking simp. It's tradition to spoil your daughter across cultures around the world. What are you going on about? --- |
| Topic | Is it smart to leave $100,000 in a savings account with .01% interest? |
| Sad_Face 05/25/20 8:35:45 PM #32 | I'm still unsure of the real estate market at the moment (not my forte to begin with), but this video is apt for the topic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2V_1QA9kcg --- |
| Topic | New York Times- Joe Rogan is the new mainstream media |
| Sad_Face 05/25/20 12:26:04 PM #119 | I've been tempted to tweet or contact Joe Rogan in some way so he can start interviewing people in the crypto world. Starting with Vitalik Buterin, the founder of the Ethereum blockchain. I'm pretty sure he knows fuck all about crypto, but hey he can learn and you guys can learn with him. --- |
| Topic | Is it smart to leave $100,000 in a savings account with .01% interest? |
| Sad_Face 05/25/20 11:53:42 AM #20 | I don't see buying properties as a good idea right now. We haven't really hit the stride of Corona-chan hurting the economy, where the weight of how so many people can't afford their rent is felt across the board. I know in my area, my Governor is sweating over what's to come in July, where the government could potentially not have enough money to pay their employees. Likewise, I'm not at all bullish on the stock market as a whole, it's acting completely out of the realms of reality where the unemployment rates are skyrocketing yet the stock market is "doing fine". That doesn't make any sense. Banks, know that the reserve ratio is at 0% instead of the already super low 10%, so they can lend out all of your money. There's a risk of a bank run where everyone could try and draw out their money and banks won't have enough to service everyone. --- |
| Topic | Two killed at block party in south carolina, 1,000 people attended |
| Sad_Face 05/25/20 10:11:03 AM #21 | EdgeMaster posted... Yeah, I know. It seems like the main subject was two people were shot and killed and a slight reference to corona along with despite ongoing warning against large gatherings. The OP gave me a way different impression before I clicked on the link, as per your post. --- |
| Topic | My brother cannot comprehend the Monty Hall problem. |
| Sad_Face 05/25/20 12:29:04 AM #119 | dave_is_slick posted... But it's not a group once they've been eliminated! The choice at that point is 50/50. Maybe when all the doors were in play it was whatever the odds were originally but it's now 50/50 since only two choices are left. There are a bunch of responses since you last posted this but I think main focus should be on convincing you, using the 1000 door example, that the doors chosen by the host still matter for the probability. What this means is that your door is a 1/1000 chance of being right while one of the doors the host leaves has a 999/1000 chance of being right. --- |
| Topic | My brother cannot comprehend the Monty Hall problem. |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 11:06:06 PM #74 | dave_is_slick posted... How is it not a decision? You switch or you don't. That is a decision. All others have been eliminated. Then you have to make a decision and since it comes down to only two at the end, I'm either right or wrong. Now, if it wasn't only two doors at the end I might see it but as it is I don't. I suppose I had poor phrasing there. It's a decision but not an even decision. Not an even decision in a sense that it's not 50:50. It's 1:999. But do you accept my point in that your door's percentage chance is 1/1000 when you first choose? And your door is still 1/1000 after the host eliminates the doors? --- |
| Topic | My brother cannot comprehend the Monty Hall problem. |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 10:58:05 PM #68 | dave_is_slick posted... Maybe it's because percentages were never my strong suit, but I still fail to see why I should switch when it eventually comes down to one or the other. Honestly, if it was more than one door left alone I could see it but I just don't see why when the final choice is ultimately 50/50. I don't get why it matters what the probability was before, it is no longer that once all others have been eliminated. That's the thing, it's not an even decision. You have a 1/1000 chance of picking. The host, knowing where all the goats are, consequently knows where the keys to the dream _____ is. So he is in control of the 999/1000 doors. When he opens the doors to the goats, the percentage chance of your door being right doesn't change. It's still 1/1000. His door, because it's lumped with the eliminated goat doors, is a 999/1000 chance of being right. --- |
| Topic | Would you wear a mask hiking today in 2020? |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 10:51:30 PM #5 | We have this one hill that everyone climbs up for exercise, takes 20 minutes to climb up and is pretty steep. I kept passing someone or some group by every other minute and it was at that point where I just kept my mask on. No one else had their mask on. This was around 6:00 PM when everyone was doing their exercises. Then I decided for my next walk up, I'd get there around 8PM off hours when no one was around. If it's one or 2 people, I'm not going to have my mask on. There's a constant breeze filtering the air and I'm keeping my distance. But on my walk to the climb, if I'm running into a person every few minutes or so, I'll put on my mask as I pass them by. --- |
| Topic | Man, five weeks after getting covid-19, and I'm still feeling the effects |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 10:44:45 PM #26 | mustachedmystic posted... I too have heart complications, but I don't think they are the kind that would make me more succeptable severe complications from the virus, at least that's the impression I got when I asked the nurse practitioner at my cardiologists office. I have a congenital heart defect. I'm sure it's not the typical heart disease type that has so many kicking the bucket to Coronachan, but I'm not taking a chance, though it would be good to read up for my own peace of mind, not that I want it regardless of my health. --- |
| Topic | My brother cannot comprehend the Monty Hall problem. |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 10:41:44 PM #63 | Raikuro posted... Going from 100+ doors to 2 doors isn't really the same thing. You were most likely going to pick the wrong door before, and going down to 2 basically reveals the right door, since your first pick was very unlikely to get the right door. There's no reason to not switch after such a huge change in probability. The purpose of using arbitrarily large numbers is to help visualize the thought experiment. While it's not intuitive, it's always in your best interest to switch doors after the host opens the other door(s) with goats. The more doors opened, the larger the percentage chance gain when you switch doors. Using arbitrarily large or small numbers in general is how mathematicians and other theorists visualize and conclude their derivations. This is the heart of what taking the limit is (take the limit of Y = f(x) as x approaches _____ ). --- |
| Topic | My brother cannot comprehend the Monty Hall problem. |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 10:31:33 PM #61 | dave_is_slick posted... Yeah. All the other wrong choices have been eliminated. I am either wrong or right at this point. Here's the thing, you have a 1/1000 chance of picking it the first time around. When the host comes in, he kills 998 doors, all of them incorrect with a 100% guarantee. And he leaves one door alone. Remember, you had a 1/1000 chance of picking the right one, what would the percentage chance of that other door be? Remember, the total probability of all choices has to add up to unity; 100% or 1000/1000 if you will. --- |
| Topic | My brother cannot comprehend the Monty Hall problem. |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 10:25:03 PM #53 | dave_is_slick posted... And that knowledge is? The host knows where car is, @dave_is_slick. Let's put it this way. There are a THOUSAND (1000) doors you can choose from, 999 doors each hiding a goat, and 1 door with keys to your dream [______]. You open one, and then the host opens NINE HUNDRED NINETY EIGHT (998) doors, all revealing goats, leaving a single door closed. Are you still gonna stick with your initial pick? --- |
| Topic | My brother cannot comprehend the Monty Hall problem. |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 7:44:07 PM #12 | Captain_Qwark posted... 1000 doors. You pick one. Host removes 998 wrong ones. Leaves one last one. Obviously better to switch to the last one than keep your first pick. Came in to post this extreme example. --- |
| Topic | Man, five weeks after getting covid-19, and I'm still feeling the effects |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 7:08:28 PM #24 | _Sazando_ posted... and tbh, while something like a 1% death rate looks low. that's still potentially millions deaths worldwide when it's all said and done. I have heart complications so I know I'd be among the 1%. Not the 1% I'm aiming to be. --- |
| Topic | Man, five weeks after getting covid-19, and I'm still feeling the effects |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 5:58:16 PM #16 | This is why I really dislike people who talk about how it's not a big deal since the fatality rate is low. It may be low, but you'll be spending months recovering to lung capacity, if you haven't gotten any permanent damage. --- |
| Topic | Hillary Duff posted an explicit image of her son tied up naked |
| Sad_Face 05/24/20 11:32:05 AM #37 | KiwiTerraRizing posted... If you go looking for the picture then you have issues With that kind of attitude, you'll get manipulated too easily. You gotta be a truth seeker. Lemme give you a tangentially related story. In my community's usual research and daily news of Chainlink, we saw a new partnership. Celsius Network. A project that wants to be THE bank of crypto and the Chainlink team was going to stake some of their assets in CN's network. Is this is a possible company to invest in if we were to ever look for another company to throw our money at? Dunno, let's find out. So naturally, the community Googles every single member of the company to vet them. Among them, the CEO is Alex Mashinsky, inventor of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), incredible. But more glaringly, what eclipsed the discussions at the time, among them is this one girl... Literally on the first page of a Google search was a porn video of her. And she had quite the title in the company (paraphrased) a lead in institutional lending where she was managing a portfolio, hundreds of millions of dollars worth of assets. So naturally, people would be up in arms that someone, who lacked the foresight to think doing a porn flick was not a good idea, ended up in such a position where we have to be associated with. So the news spread like wildfire and some twitter personality reported on it. Then, out of the shadows, Jane Doe appeared! And she made the claim that the video was a creation of sex trafficking and pulled up the court claims to back up the case that the creators of the video preyed on women. So was the community collectively in the wrong and this girl truly was innocent? Why weren't people taking her seriously? That's when I dug for myself the porn video to see what's up. No. Heavens no. Not in a million years. Sure, the court claims could apply to the other girls. But not "Jane Doe" in question. The first 8 minutes of the "plot" (the interview) killed any chance she had in convincing she got ployed. From the video: "What's your name?" "Uh......" *Says real name* "Why did you sign up with us?" "Cause I just wanted something fun to do" "Are you nervous" "No not really" "What are you studying right now?" "Uh... business? I don't really know..." And while other videos had girls who clearly looked visibly uncomfortable, she was enthusiastic. She was a PRO. She was ON POINT. No one is going to believe her case personally, not with that spectacular display of airheadedness and that performance. Anyways, the point is to do your due diligence and investigate. Find the truth. If you're going to be insecure on how you'll be perceived looking into something, you'll only hold yourself back. --- |
| Topic | Well damn @ the breaking news about Biden |
| Sad_Face 05/20/20 7:25:36 PM #54 | shockthemonkey posted... This is f***ing goldYou can verify all these things. Hell, I'll give you a head start. https://imgur.com/F2O7Xs2 Ask the board who remembers this lawsuit. We had a topic discussing this when the story first broke. And the next day, we had a topic of the murders. Ask this board if they remember this story. It was not that long ago. --- |
| Topic | Well damn @ the breaking news about Biden |
| Sad_Face 05/20/20 7:17:36 PM #49 | Bluebomber182 posted... tell me something. how does a pizza joint have a child sex dungeon in the basement when the place doesnt have a basement?@Bluebomber182 You can go on Wikileaks right now to read the emails. They are verified to be real and you can dig up the emails I spoke of with the keywords "pizza", "hotdogs", "pool". The media refused to cover the content of the emails. Don't you think that's odd? We have a reporter who vented on camera how she had the Epstein story from years back and they weren't allowed to publish it. Don't you think someone is higher up is monitoring what's allowed to be published (she flat out stated that)? CNBC published a press release of a "$43 trillion lawsuit" to Wallstreet for the 2008 Housing crisis and that night, a CNBC executive's children were murdered by the nanny. You can dig up the press release. What are you intending to get out of probing me? I'm in the business of monetizing information. I can't take whoever's word at face value. If I do that, I stand to lose money. --- |
| Topic | How would you feel if your daughter did gangbang porn? |
| Sad_Face 05/20/20 7:04:59 PM #8 | This topic reminds me of this case where a former Goldman Sachs CEO went through hoops and hoops to buy the rights to his daughter's gangbang (facial abuse) porn videos to wipe it off the internet. Streisand Effect went into play and it just garnered more attention. The attention got so bad that he and his daughter had to change their last names. The only reason why I know about this is because everyone pays attention to everything in the business/finance world; the father recently passed away so the story was brought up again. People initially investigated the girl because she was far cuter than the girls who normally show up on those videos, but the father's actions made it much more popular. --- |
| Topic | Well damn @ the breaking news about Biden |
| Sad_Face 05/20/20 6:55:59 PM #34 | ASithLord7 posted... Sad_Face also believes pizzagate and qanon, and thinks covid is a hoax.I've been monitoring Corona-chan since January, back when most people didn't know about it, and was preparing for it when people were thinking "it's just the flu". Please, get your facts straight. Guilty as charged for the other 2. Wikileaks is right there for you to read emails about pool parties with 8 and 10 year olds being invited in and advertised as well as email chains about a $65K pizza and hotdog parties where you need to go through a specific channel to access. --- |
| Topic | Well damn @ the breaking news about Biden |
| Sad_Face 05/20/20 6:31:41 PM #9 | sLaCkEr408___RJ posted... Tlds? There are released recordings (dunno if they're real) of Biden conspiring with the former Ukranian president to replace the General Prosecutor Shokin for a loan of $1 billion dollars from the US to Ukranian government. The motivation, not in the recordings, for Biden's actions was to thwart investigations into the energy company Burisma Holdings; Biden's son was on the board of directors. The former Ukrainian President Poroshenko is now under investigation since the release of the recordings. --- |
| Topic | Full video of Ahmaud Arbery and police from 2017 |
| Sad_Face 05/20/20 10:13:09 AM #10 | Doesn't disprove or corroborate with the evidence that prevented Father and son from being charged the first go around. But I suppose it paints Arbery in a light to explain why he went after the armed guy. --- |
| Topic | Check out this evil landlord |
| Sad_Face 05/20/20 9:57:21 AM #4 | Since I saw @I_Like_Toast posting this, I'll spread the word. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPFPBzr7FgY --- |
| Topic | she comes up to you and says ''I was dared to hug you for 5 minutes'' |
| Sad_Face 05/19/20 7:53:08 PM #19 | |
| Topic | Marine Corps vs College University |
| Sad_Face 05/19/20 3:02:08 PM #13 | Hexenherz posted... Also if you can score over a 40 on the ASVAB I don't know why you'd do Marines over Air Force, Navy or Coast Guard.The Marine Dress Blue is the hottest of them all. Why would I want to look like a pawn when I can look like an esteemed member of the Vanguard of the Greatest Country in the World? --- |
| Topic | Why I can't call myself a full Democrat anymore |
| Sad_Face 05/19/20 11:24:46 AM #68 | |
| Topic | Why I can't call myself a full Democrat anymore |
| Sad_Face 05/19/20 10:58:42 AM #60 | Shablagoo posted... Can you elaborate on this? Im curious. Wealth in general, while there is wealth creation (thanks to possibilities afforded by the cellphone revolution and previously the internet revolution), there is wealth transfer. A quick example is how Amazon exploding to be the #1 e-commerce platform and consequently putting malls and other retail outlets on life support. You can say wealth is a zero sum game at times. But onto how people screw each other in the stock market. I'm sure you've heard of a "Pump and dump"; this is where someone would rally others into investing into a stock to pump the price only to have that person dump his holdings (usually much larger than the buying interest) which would crash the price, leaving newcomers with a worthless stock; i.e. money wasted. This happens ALL OVER. I have a podcast I listen on occasion of a hedgefund manager (the terribly neurotic James Altucher) who ran a billion dollar fund who bought into an investment because of a bonafide billionaire told him to. Said billionaire sold off his holdings and made a pretty penny as a the company folded leaving said hedgefund manager distraught and betrayed. The energy company Enron, the Executives on the board sold off their holdings months before they announced the company's true financial situation. Those actions put them in jail save for one executive who sold off his holdings through court to settle a divorce. In crypto, this went on constantly, especially in the 2017 golden bull run where everything was pumping and everyone was creating new projects to get funding for on Ethereum's blockchain. Conversely, there are times where people spread misinformation to lead people to believe a project is a scam to avoid it. 4chan was NOTORIOUS for this regarding Chainlink. For 2 years straight, 4chan led reddit to believe that Chainlink was a scam. During that time, the price was $0.30-$0.45. What's the price now? $3.85 at the time of this post. And they're still not aware of what the project is about and why 4chan vehemently keeps them at bay. Spoilers; Chainlink is the internet equivalent of blockchain technology, monetized. This is why I'm not big on race relations. People will support their own first and foremost. If you're not apart of the group, you're going to get passed over for those in the group and those they're willing to admit into the group. The reason why this is so is because it's more economical to have people similar to you to improve the likelihood that you share the same ideologies which is needed to collectively preserve and build wealth and power. Ultimately, I think for black race relations to have a positive conclusion, black culture will have to kowtow to the rest of the country's so everyone can better relate to one another. --- |
| Topic | Why I can't call myself a full Democrat anymore |
| Sad_Face 05/19/20 10:16:53 AM #52 | I was a democrat, then I learned about investing, specifically on how badly people screw each other out of opportunities. Now, you can hear me shaking my cane from the porch: " CLOSE THE BORDERS!" "BRING MANUFACTURING BACK HOME!" "STOP GLOBALISM!" "GIT OFF MY LAWN" --- |
| Topic | How many black teachers did you have growing up? |
| Sad_Face 05/18/20 3:52:23 PM #37 | I grew up on and still live in a predominantly black community so it'd be easier for me to list out how many of my teachers weren't black. But in my College career, I had probably one black professor that was STEM, my math professor that taught me Ordinary Differential Equations. --- |
| Topic | Florida man arrested for driving with penis out |
| Sad_Face 05/17/20 10:49:22 PM #21 | Alteres posted... How the fuck can you see below someone's waist when you are in a car next to them?I came into the topic asking that. From the OP, he would line up with other female drivers, get their attention to see it so he could furiously masturbate. I assume he knows how to line up properly, or he just has a big member. --- |
| Topic | Would you be okay with your child adopting your wife's last name? |
| Sad_Face 05/17/20 1:55:44 AM #9 | Depends on the last name, if it sounds cool. But my last name, while generic, has weight to it. She'd have to bring something to the table to make me consider. --- |
| Topic | Utah CEO in Jail for 210 days after having 13K photos of CP and Bestiality |
| Sad_Face 05/17/20 1:42:12 AM #31 | Mezcla posted... remember that dave chappelle sketch where he was like "what if they treated black people like white rich people when they arrest them?" and with the black guy the lawyers were apologetic and sad about the whole thing, the cops came in and gently escorted him, and even scheduled the damn thing and told him not to worry about https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeOVbeh2yr0 Never seen this before, my cheeks are sore LMAO --- |
| Topic | How crazy is this? Can now say I got two jobs. |
| Sad_Face 05/17/20 1:13:40 AM #2 | I used to have a lot of respect and be at awe of people who worked multiple jobs. Then I found myself maintaing 4 jobs at one particular time. Then I realized people who flaunted working multiple jobs to show they were hustlers or whatnot were full of crap. What matters isn't the number of jobs you have but the number of hours you spend working a week. If you're only getting 10 hours a week at one job, chances are you're going to look for another job to compensate for the low hours (and consequently lack of pay). (And yes OP, I'm aware this has absolutely nothing to do with you, I just felt like stealing your soapbox to rant) In the case of this pandemic, if you could find a job, let alone multiple jobs, more power to you TC. Everyone is hunting to fill up their hours and get paid. --- |
| Topic | White woman wears Quinceañera to her PHD thesis defense, sparks outrage. |
| Sad_Face 05/16/20 10:16:21 PM #31 | I'm not seeing the problem here. Though I don't see the point in why she wanted to dress up like a princess... okay framing it like that makes it understandable. --- |
| Topic | Anyone interested in learning networking? |
| Sad_Face 05/16/20 8:24:55 PM #47 | CableZL posted... Haven't heard of the fourth industrial revolutionIt's the combination of the adoption of blockchain technology (smart contracts specifically), IoT, and AI. I don't have a condensed version (and I only focus on learning about blockchains specifically), but if you have the time, this hour long lecture by one of Oracle's leading engineers is very good https://youtu.be/AwVdsTkt22E?t=548 --- |
| Topic | Anyone interested in learning networking? |
| Sad_Face 05/16/20 6:40:45 PM #42 | This is an interesting topic. I'm on the verge of quitting my job cause I'm learning next to nothing, but I have my eyes set on the blockchain industry. Have you been looking into the Fourth Industrial Revolution to see how it would affect your job? --- |
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