Readit NewsWill this affect US wheat prices?
Yes, because they are priced on the global market.
Will it mean citizens of the US will not have enough wheat to eat?
No, generally it won't, because the US doesn't import wheat at all.
https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/verify/the-russian-invasi...
Pay attention to the articles, many of them confuse global supply with exports, as if all countries need to import everything they consume. That's not true. These fluctuations will affect people and prices but the reporting is often hyperbolic and incorrect.
But I wouldn't put it that way because I don't think it makes for a productive conversation - office or remote, people like what they like and they have their reasons for it.
Jewish state. Fact.
Not multicultural, not secular. Jewish. That was the founders design.
What? Writing raw onion addresses is like writing raw IPv6 addresses. Nobody can remember then and check them.
What is easier
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> ej3kv4ebuugcmuwxctx5ic7zxh73rnxt42soi3tdneu2c2em55thufqd.onion
0: https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/advanced/oni...
Not sure why this article presents this as a great surprise or a new discovery. Sure, the majority of NFTs (Especially the JPEGs) are a pump-n-dump ponzi scam selling images to each other. When the NFT craze runs out of steam, 90% of all the image/audio/video types of NFTs will collapse. 10% of the other NFTs will survive with a valid use case.
I don't see how the whole 'web3' narrative should apply to every single cryptocurrency and project in existence, like how this article has done. Just look at this sentence and the quote:
> A person investing in crypto or a shared future on the blockchain is said to hate Earth and support the “hyperfinancialization of all human existence.”
How does that apply to every single cryptocurrency as the author of this tweet has just generalized? [0]
[0] https://twitter.com/smdiehl/status/1465682611171467269?s=20
Varoufakis assumes the current world system will continue to apply but on the scale of human history the current world system is a novelty and there is no reason to expect it to be stable in the long term.
True, the current system needs to create money at a whim so it doesn't want to bitcoin to flourish. It also needs to print money so it can't exist if bitcoin flourishes.
> I consider blockchain, and Ethereum-style mechanisms, as technologies that will prove extremely useful once private property in the means of production ends. But, on their own, these technologies will not liberate us from the extractive power of the few.