I prefer Quafe comercials and amateur Gallente XXX holos.
Timezone everyone 
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US send sattelite with a cloaking device, that is why they say they lost it. 
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Dark energy was always a different name for discrepancy. 
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Yup. Like so many things, it only exists to make the theories work.
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Scam news for today:
What is beyond dispute is that tethers â tokens with a fixed $1 value â are widely used as a means of surrogate fiat currency by millions of crypto traders and several major exchanges.
Last year, after lingering rumors that the company didnât possess the USD to cover the USDTs it was merrily issuing, Tether reluctantly agreed to conduct a public audit. Traders waited for the report to be issued, but as delays mounted up, commenters ventured that the audit would never be published. It appears they were right.
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Oh no, scam every hour:
âShitcoinâ 
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That might be a scam but I received a genuine mail earlier today from a deposed Nigerian prince. He asked for my bank account info so I could help him get his money out of Nigeria and receive half of it as a reward. I happily obliged.
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I remember first time receiving something like that something like 10 years ago, I though it looks strange that someone from africa knows my email adress, so I started searching internet for info about it. First time have seen that some people actually fall for it.
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My favorite scammers are the ISK doublers. Not the AFK-botting ones but the ones that try to reel you in by sending you back 3x when you send them ISK for the first time. I only send them (never more than) 1 mil and when I receive back 3 mil from them, I say thank you and stop playing the game. I triple my investment securely that way.
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If there would be more people like you, scammers would have to start mining in ventures. 
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And now, some Gumball!
The ambulance just cracks me up everytime! 
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Google is hit with a record fine for abusing their monopoly, in response redesigns the system in such a way that essentially nothing changes 
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Good night,lovelies. 
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Listening to Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata while I help Sandy shed her old self away.
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Good morning LAGLers! Last night couldnât say good night because had a power shutdown and went to bed in the dark. Luckily the power was restored after, and since I had turned off lights I didnât need to do anything. Was mildly amusing to see appliances come to life from the bed. 
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Timezone everyone /
So today i did read someoneâs article about bitcoin being just what I thought it is. A pure speculation, having just as much value as pet rocks you could make yourself with permanent marker and round river rocks.
Situation is similar to gold rush, only people who will make real fortunes will be those who sell hype and supplies, taking real money for them. But there is one difference, imagine: there is no gold there at all. 
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Limited supply of a token value with high demand fueled by standard bubblefication procedures. Just the token value is literally nothingâŚ
Money is worth what you think itâs worth. A coin is only money if someone wants it, otherwise itâs just a piece of metal. The irony is that a coin that doesnât exists phisically should be eco-friendly (needs no natural resources), but it turns that bitcoin is becoming a ecological nightmare of its own with the evergrowing power comsumption of using it. Each time someone does anything with a bitcoin, a computer farm somewhere spends more energy processing the data than your household would in a month, and itâs just getting worse as blockchains essentially tend to infnite with each transaction.
Itâs the kind of idea that obviously didnât pass any sanity check. âHuh, yes, letâs keep a transaction record, huh, I know, eventually it will need kilowatts of energy to process, then megawatts, but, huh, energy is endless and abundant right? Huh, donât quote me on it, Iâm a computer geek, not a scientistâ.
(Anyway, in the story of misguided good intentions, itâs still not the size of the guy who thought that single use aluminium pods was a good way to sell single doses of coffee since aluminium can be reprocessed⌠but for the little issue of a terrible waste-to-metal ratio because of coffee remnants, plastic caps and so, and the enormous cost of transporting all that aluminium up and down for a few grams of coffee).
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Governments actually need a fiat currency, you have to give some of it in your tax, so its demanded also, there are regulations and laws enforced to keep value of money in check. In case of fiat currency value of money is tied to the strength of economy and regulations in place.
Because fiat money is not a scarce or fixed resource like gold, central banks have much greater control over its supply, which gives them the power to manage economic variables such as credit supply, liquidity, interest rates and money velocity. For instance, the U.S. Federal Reserve has the dual mandate to keep unemployment and inflation low.
Its just to make it stable so people would not resort to more shady transactions where government cant control it, it needs taxes to then give the money to those who need it (or those who dont). 
The urge to speculate is always in society, when we see risky behaviors, people wanting to get rich quick and regulations, stability of money is not helping them, so they resort to cryptocurrencies for that. There are bubbles and scams on cryptocurrency market because its excluded largely from the real money regulations governments have. As crypto doesnt have any value and money are not printed, only bitcoins are mined, we did not see much of regulations, but it will change gradually I think. Crypto does have some effect on wellbeeing of individuals, there are morally questionable things going on with it.
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