Possibilities abound, also prominent is the two-bloke theory wherein the first sells six sevenths of his CGSS&HP stock on a rumour-induced forty-bagger run, and the 'discovered hoard' is but a remnant of the tip he left the waiter who served him the celebratory meal, which remains legendary for its prompt and courteous service, known to us still as The Fast Supper ... all of which detail rather ignores the central issues of whether they had a good time bantering about goldbuggerism vs. fanciful notions of ephemera such as tech, or whether by their actions they augmented or depleted their store of karma ... funny how CGSS&HP must have had decent karma, the way that after the inital post-run crash they went through that change of business and re-branding promotion, spent a few centuries as the Byzantine empire and its stock went north unto the Arctic sea ... which may go to show that it matters less what you buy, than when you sell it
'now it could be sold to invest in Google' - mmm, but why ... think man, you'd have less gold, isn't the whole point to get more? ... and at a time when gold producers enjoy charts vastly superior to goog, gee i'll take this one first thank you very much - stockcharts.com
Not everyone is prepared to immediately accept Revealed Truth though, got to work around that little quirk of human nature ... don't know if you're aware of this or not, but Mq here has for some time been designing a fiat currency he calls the Q, it does seem to have attractive qualities and is pretty much all ready to go, only a couple of facets need tweaking at this point - people have to be able to trust its use as a medium of exchange and its durability as a storehouse of value, two rather smallish issues really, shouldn't be so difficult if it wasn't for the fact that some things are eternal
'Ah the wars they will
be fought again
The holy dove
She will be caught again
bought and sold
and bought again
the dove is never free.'
- same singer dude - leonardcohen.com |
