🔁 RT if you think 🇳🇴 @AbraJonas is the Super-combative of the #TDF2025!
🔁 RT si vous pensez que 🇳🇴 Jonas Abrahamsen est le Super-combatif du #TDF2025 !
@KareMHaret @mschancheolsen Bankene kan jo påtvinges med lov? Og så har vi jo også utslgssteder. Det er ikke noe magisk med DSP som gjør at alle varer merkes med type og f.eks. co2 utslipp. Som vil være ett krav for å innføre øremerking, kvoter osv.
Good day! A quick but important message:
Minimum wage 1970 vs 2023 #Norway.
The time needed to save for an average Norwegian home if you saved every penny earned (and disregard taxes):
1970: 3.1 years
2023: 13.4 years 👀
It's remarkable how central bankers struggle to grasp the allure of Bitcoin among younger generations. We find ourselves in a situation where the repercussions of excessive money printing by central banks have become palpable, prompting today's youth to seek ways to preserve their purchasing power.
Once upon a time, a single income from an average job could adequately support an entire family's needs. One would expect that advancements in innovation and productivity would see prices and production costs decrease, allowing for reduced working hours and a better quality of life. Just like Keynes himself predicted with "the 15-hour work week". However, the reality begs the question: Why hasn't this been the case?
Central bankers frequently emphasize their "2% inflation goal," but in truth, actual inflation often surpasses this figure. In the case of Norway, for instance, the M2 money supply has surged by more than 740% since 1990, indicating a much higher real rate of inflation.
Imagine outfitting your hamsters (population) with improved running shoes, enabling them to increase their speed by 1 mph each year (innovation). However, concurrently, if you accelerate the hamster wheel by 3 mph annually (money printing), it is inevitable that hamsters will begin to fall off.
We face a crucial choice: persist with this ongoing monetary experiment and charade until it leads society to ruin, or alternatively, shift our monetary policies back towards the stability of hard money.
Open your mind and study #Bitcoin. Uncover the potential it holds for reshaping our understanding of money and finance.
Bitcoin is bottom-up technology, not top-down. Boomers constructed a world tailored to their needs, leaving little opportunity for others. They built the world for themselves and pulled the ladder up behind them.
It is our responsibility to level the playing field, ensuring wealth and prosperity are accessible to all.
Fraudcoin er nå tilgjengelig som lydbok. De 3 første som retweeter + sender DM m. bilde av kopi av kjøpet av lydboka får en signert pocketversjon av boka i posten.
Stor takk til @DigitaltGull for innlesing og @Saverud for produksjon.
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Raffle time!
Celebrating that @wolfgangwee, who arguably runs the best podcast in Norway, released 3 episodes about #Fraudcoin today.
2 who like + retweet this tweet win a signed copy. I'll make it 3 if I reach 2.000 followers.
Ends Friday.
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@Jensemilito Jeg sliter litt med å forstå hvorfor DSP er en forutsetning for å gjøre dette. Det kan jo like "enkelt" gjøres med dagens bankpenger? Det hadde kanskje til og med vært lettere. Eller?
@jkBaltzersen Helt riktig. "Now the blue checkmark may mean two different things: either that an account was verified under the previous verification criteria (active and authentic), or that the account has an active subscription to Twitter Blue." https://t.co/aehsZoGyBC
@Hvitdvergen @vekstportef Det er jo ikke bare det. Han styrte chatten og manipulerte kundene til å betale mer og mer i ett håp om å treffe drømmedama IRL. Dette har han selv skrytt av. Manipulasjon er hans spesialitet. Det er ganske åpenbart. Og det er det han bruker utvide saueflokken sin.