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To: TobagoJack who wrote (168277)	2/8/2021 6:39:47 PM
From: ggersh	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 217734

Will the $$$$ really last til 2026-32 in current form when all it's become is a ponzi? There is no connection between the stock market and reality. A thread: 1. Airlines spent 96% of free cash flow on stock buybacks for a decade, then cut 90,000 jobs as soon as trouble hits. Then they got a $50 billion bailouthttps://t.co/9vwa4TpaSn — Dan Price (@DanPriceSeattle) February 1, 2021

To: TobagoJack who wrote (168277)	2/9/2021 2:47:27 AM
From: sense	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217734

They want to bankrupt every nation on earth... and force everyone to use only the form of "money" approved by our new self appointed corporate overlords ? The only questions that leaves: At what point does their "adoption curve" cause that result... whether they intend it or not... and whether or not they're ready for what results from causing that event. And, what will the unintended consequences be... of suddenly transferring the value of all of the money in the world from one undeserving group of "monied" class... to another that is even less deserving... while destroying the function of lending, and the value of all existing debt, while ensuring that >99% of the population will have have nothing of value left in any money they own, at all ? This aspect of their "experiment" is, at best, not very well considered. I'm still pretty sure "they" will act to declare it valueless before they allow the value of "privilege" they've carved out from within the existing monetary order to evaporate... But, one of the risks inherent in anything that is not transparent... as the origins and ownership of bitcoin are not... is that the lack of transparency has a purpose... while at the same time the fact of it enables corruption to grow exponentially more than the underlying value fostering it... So, how long before they pull the plug on it ? Or, how long before the ultimate dystopian reality is forced upon us ?