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What Malachi said, plus it was not Bitcoin that was stolen - at least, not directly. Buyer B contacts exchange E in order to buy 10 BTC (Bitcoin) for 60 PPUSD (US dollars@PayPal). B arranges with PP to transfer 60 USD from B's account to E's account. Upon seeing that, E transfers 10 BTC to B's Bitcoin address (irrevertably). B changes his
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Quite many of the BTC exchanges were taken down by PayPal/credit card companies "reverting" their transactions (basically stealing funds). The way it works, BTC transactions are not revertible - if you sent Bitcoins, you cannot change your mind. PP/CC transactions are revertible, with some limitations I guess. So there were quite a lot of
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Baconian Probability and Hume’s Theory of Testimony by Dorothy Coleman
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If there's an argument for getting rid of foreigners, wouldn't the same apply to natives? It even better applies to native children. After all, they came to "here" from "there", too, and took our jobs! Get rid of the pesky kids! Somebody think of the children! Oh.
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I don't see that is has to be the case that the natives will get better jobs because of the foreigners, or any jobs at all. Foreign workers need additional managers, administration, catering, housing, healthcare, security, etc. All this creates jobs, even if less jobs than workers' count.
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A certain forum in Latvia went all critical today with discussions of Fomenko's "new" chronology. I do not think the new chronology was discussed in any depth here? Or was it? I remember only a tangential mention.
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Has he managed to convert you? ;)
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Not Brussels, the lizards live in underground caves.
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If the trend follows recent history, commodiites and metals should soon go up in this situation. Relative to what, Euro or dollar? Or both?
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I managed to miss that ban. What was the reason?