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I have been thinking that the US is like a sports farm. There are lots of people in the middle, a little bit less at the bottom and a few at the top. Some at the top trade places others arrive and depart. Historically you needed people at the bottom for labor, entertainment and sex work. I wonder how many people will be made redundant by technology. I think the sports person is fairly safe, but labor and sex workers may not fare so well.

Do you see the article saying that investors were unsecured creditors?

@richardmurray I guess that depends on who you ask.

Does it have a future?

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@Troythe Tate Gallery used a Wikipedia bio.

@Troy did you invite Tavonia Evans to the site. She could talk about Crypto in general and her coin in particular.

Tavonia Evans Guapcoin

@ProfD let's hope so before the game is over.

You can't, other people do that for you.

Then why bother posting?

Is art imitating life.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cP4yAnbtDZE

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fOVLBXiV_vo

I love the comments. Especially about fried chicken and slavery.

Is Troy saying that you can't tell you are smarter than people around you. Our that people around you aren't smart, in which case you're average? I am going to make a word to describe this, complisult. Starts as compliment ends as an insult @Mel Hopkins if you were flying international from 97-00 we may have met. Actually I used to fly to the islands around Christmas 84-91.

It looks like it has

@Troy I think that both Mel and are comfortable in the spiritual and the intellectual. In addition she lime yourself is amphibious we can swim in both cultures. The regional controller wrote me such a good recommendation, the Dean of admissions at Yale University grad school was impressed. I hadn't finished undergrad. He said we don't take people out of undergrad. But when I showed him my letter of recommendation. He said but we do make exceptions. It's obvious to me that @Mel Hopkins is above average in intelligence and esoteric knowledge. Possibly however perhaps some women who "knew" Casanova might disagree. Tee hee hee. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/who-was-casanova-160003650/ He was an intellectual , an astrologer and a talented writer. All of which was news to me. Apart from the more than 120 notorious love affairs with countesses, milkmaids and nuns, which take up about a third of the book, the memoir includes escapes, duels, swindles, stagecoach journeys, arrests and meetings with royals, gamblers and mountebanks

DEC was big in in the Boston area. I did a co-op at Wang Labs in the mid 80's. So you are giving me a flash back.

It makes more sense that way. But that isn't what she meant

I used to know a guy who owned a thrift shop. I bought most of my furniture from him. I asked him to let me know if he comes across a spice rack. He said you're the last guy that cooks in Manhattan.

Did Malcolm Little waste his time? He was a junky before he became Malcolm X. While I see you're point and don't agree, am I not trying to defend or justify rapist. Although it is an interesting rhetorical approach. When have I ever been advocate for harming others @Troy

Yes hobbies and pastimes are a way of escaping reality. Just remember that the world exists only in your mind. If you think your a genius, then you're a genius. Everyone lives in their own world it is only a problem when these self delusions impinge on others. A friend once said if you enjoy it , the time isn't wasted. Most people fall into one of those categories, so this isn't new. If you didn't escape the madness you would go mad. I heard that dreams allow us to go mad every night. You both are right. Contextually, the subject is the Metaverse. However I wanted to suggest entertaining the idea, that disposable time is generally used to escape reality or the mundane aspect of our existence. How many things aren't an escape from reality?