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@ryo @lolicon @roboneko @ArdainianRight @antisophon @x0x7@pawoo.net Don't forget about the ocean which isn't owned by any country, and will soon be livable via seasteading.

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@ArdainianRight @lolicon @roboneko @antisophon @xianc78 @x0x7 There's too much people if you're in a big city, yes.
There's still plenty of human-less land available, far more than the amount of people on Earth.
Overpopulation my ass...
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@ryo @lolicon @roboneko @antisophon @x0x7@pawoo.net Bitejo has job listings that pay in Monero. Most of them aren't in Japan but you probably could work remotely, given your specialty.

bitejo.com/search/tasko/

Agorist.Market has a catalog of businesses that accept alternate currencies. Most of them are local and in the US though. If you do find a business accepting alternate currencies, tell them to get their business on there.

agorist.market/

In the meantime, you can trade directly with your neighbors (things like produce or services like mowing lawns) using alternative currencies like precious metals or just simple bartering.

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@xianc78 @roboneko @lolicon @ryo which is good evidence it's secure. if it wasn't, someone would have collected the bounty

@roboneko @lolicon @charliebrownau @ryo They haven't cracked Monero yet, but the IRS has put a bounty on anyone who can find a way to trace it.

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@lolicon @charliebrownau @ryo My Dad told me that the real metal you should invest in is lead. I guess that's because people are going to be manufacturing their own bullets when shit hits the fan.

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@ryo I meant Monero. I know that most of them are scams.

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@xianc78 99% of the cryptocurrencies are a scam, mostly because there's almost always either a corporation, or a personality, or a government, or some other centralized dev team behind it.
Then there's bullshit like dev taxes, ridiculously high transaction fees, network being centralized (because they're just too much of a hassle to set up and/or requires ASIC), smart contracts, or something else.

That's why Monero is perhaps the only crypto that's not a scam.
Maybe Haven could potentially be good too, but I haven't looked into it too much yet.

@waltercool I hope any store who does this fails. Luckily, I never bought anything from Tesco.

@a7 Jesuit doesn't equal 56 when you add the numbers up. Likewise, Society of Jesus doesn't add up to 54 when you add the numbers up.

By the way, here are some common Gematria numbers if you want to do your own Gematria research.

33
Masonry (Reduction)
42
Jesuit (Reverse Reduction)
47
Vatican (Reverse Reduction)
54
Jesuit Order (Reduction)
56
Society of Jesus (Reduction)
72
Jesuit Order (Reverse Reduction)
74
Masonic (Ordinal)
84
Masonry (Reverse)
Jesuit (Ordinal)
144
Jesuit Order (Ordinal)
201
Order of Illuminati (Ordinal)
The Jesuit Order (Reverse)

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@Alex Chrono Trigger had a genderqueer character back in the mid-90s.

@charliebrownau @ryo I don't think it should replace cash or barter, but it's useful for things like renting virtual private servers or funding FOSS projects.

@Mr_NutterButter It makes a good entry point for normies, but doesn't go in depth. There are other organizations with similar power like The Bilderberg Group and The Club of Rome. The Great Reset is really just part of the UN's Agenda 21 which has been created back in 1992.

@ryo Both of those are wrong. Crypto is good. Web3 is a scam.

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