Re: Cool Breeze's Topic

[Guest]

Choose a handle and I'll tell you. Again, we must differentiate ourselves to see who we are, and what allies (or enemies) we have.

Possession of pathological personality traits

Identifying the distinctive traits of excessive narcissism is a core element in the NPD diagnostic process. Familiar narcissistic traits include feelings of specialness or uniqueness, a strong sense of entitlement and privilege, extreme thinking that divides people into allies or enemies, vindictiveness and envy toward anyone classified as an enemy, and contempt or dismissal of others deemed inferior.

https://www.bridgestorecovery.com/narci ... treatment/

Good summary of his problem and all of the above applies in my opinion.

[Cool Breeze]

OK, so prove me wrong. Talk to people you know -- writers, reporters,
podcast owners, radio newscasters, bloggers, vloggers, authors,
politicians, analysts, schoolteachers, college professors, etc, etc,
etc. Ignore the blank stares and abusive retorts. Ask them to spread
the word about Generational Dynamics, and see what happens.

I will. That's how I got here.

The larger issue is that "right" and "wrong" are subjective because of things we've already discussed ad nauseum. You can't be "right" when you can't make a specific prediction, but you can still be valuable. I don't think you're wrong about that much (except calling people dictators and madmen), but cycles are not very specific, so one can hide behind a lot in terms of predictions. But I digress, we've talked about this a lot. I don't think many people deny that things go in cycles, so you have good points and theories on those in general.

[Cool Breeze]

You guys are good guys. Russia wins, globohomo loses for now, but all that matters is that we stand for our Lord Jesus Christ

Generational Dynamics means nothing big picture, the Alpha and Omega only does

otherwise, we're just a sexually transmitted disease with a a 100% mortality rate

And we aren't that. LOL

[Guest]

I'm a liar and a charlatan ... but I'm on whitecoatinvestor too

Oh yeah, as if we'd trust trolls that say that the same cool breeze said this and said that

White Coat Investor Forum

"I always find it funny that only women reply with salt to the realities on the modern day, which are generally confused."
https://forum.whitecoatinvestor.com/per ... post242670


Generational Dynamics Forum

"The worst part about it is that salty women won't be honest and tell younger women the scam, they sadly like to take other women down with them."
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2&p=56742&hilit=salty#p56742

It's funny how much of a basement dweller you are. Great job, you think you are on to something!

I think I am on to something. The handle and the language are pretty much the same - see the underlined parts.

Cool Breeze

Banned

Join Date: Oct 2020

Posts: 35

05-20-2021, 09:09 AM

First off, for Zaphod, nothing is personal. I'm not worried about others point of view, especially if they have takes and are earnest in said takes - leftists are the emotional ones.

As for billy, sure I'll gladly respond. Tech Bubble in the late 90s? Yes of course. Do I have a problem calling this a crypto "bubble"? No, because that's a more apt comparison. The problem with people so frequently these days is that they are not critical thinkers and don't give good comparisons, because they are lazy and want to make conclusions, then back fit. BTC is a crypto asset, just like Amazon was a tech company, but neither are bubbles. That's the point. Is Doge a bubble? Sure, it looks like it without a real use case (and BTC has one, which is why it isn't).

I bought the dip again.

How is the USD not a bubble? Compared to BTC, it is far more manipulated, intrinsically. USD is based on absolutely NOTHING, if we must say that. By the way, that doesn't bother me, I just don't make stupid statements like BTC is based on nothing, because beyond not mattering, it's not true.

What do we know for sure, historically? All fiats go to zero. That's actually the definition of a bubble. Gold won't go to zero, though it theoretically could. Why? It is a proxy for labor, energy, and human work. Same goes for BTC. Its supply can't be invented out of nothing, like a real ponzi and bubble that any fiat can turn into - and which the USD has.

Counter any point, if you please, but I don't think it's possible, because I've tried and there is no counter.

https://forum.whitecoatinvestor.com/gen ... post274880

[Guest]

There are definitely more matches that can be found. These show the similar language. Links can be provided if anyone thinks these are made up.

That you can't discern this for some emotional reason is telling that like lefties, you can't think critically.

Notice I don't call people names or worry about emotional things. That's how critical thinking cream rises.

[Guest]

Notice I don't call people names...

This is ridiculous. He calls people names regularly.

[Cool Breeze]

Why do you care so much?

Just don't buy BTC, and pay the price. Enjoy the debasement of fiat, my friend.

If I'm wrong, you are good. Right? LOLOLOLOLOL

[Cool Breeze]

It's amazing that so many "guests" are obsessed with me.

I wonder why.

[Guest]

Why do you care so much?

Just don't buy BTC, and pay the price. Enjoy the debasement of fiat, my friend.

If I'm wrong, you are good. Right? LOLOLOLOLOL

This is about getting at the truth.

Are you buying old microwave ovens to use as Faraday cages or not? If so, why? If not, why not?

[Guest]

Old Microwave ovens make quick and cheap faraday cages. Garage sales are your friend...

Nice, thanks for that.

Here's the quote. Based on this, the logical assumption would be that you are expecting "Mad Max", no?

Just like nuclear war and Mad Max scenarios spoofed around here all the time too, lol

But based on this, the logical assumption would be that you disagree with those who are expecting "Mad Max".

So which is it?

This has to do with Bitcoin. We'll get to that after you answer the questions.