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People have accounts for many reasons. They are supposed to be secure, they are supposed to have 2fa. Once you have an account it has a history a contact list groups ect.
Someone has just taken over my account, due to a 3rd world telco selling the number twice.
I had enabled 2 da and email that was supposed to prevent this.
I need you to restore my account. Accounts are personal security, they allow access to business and government services. If you don’t fix this I will take it up through my local business tribunal.
@RobotWang69@harrrmy See how evil he was, he made this thing invisible so that we literally can’t see it.
No doubt it was to play on an uneducated population that would easily believe in magic
@Chatain_French@RonSwanonson Companies are decentralized points of liquidity when it comes to having a government control everything.
No one forces you to accept anyone’s currency, and as I already pointed out people did reject notes from certain banks. If it was centralized you wouldn’t have that choice.
@JasonSpaceTime@naturestudyd@MickamiousG I have woken the fuck up, that’s why my accountant is no longer in Australia and is working from home somewhere else in the world.
@rakeau@naturestudyd@MickamiousG I don’t, I just point out to them that the natural progression of expecting wfh as a right is losing their jobs to people who have better attitudes, ethics and work cheaper overseas
Which is why I haven’t hired anyone from Philippines or India.
Having said that, don’t blame the staff, blame the limitations forced upon them. I knew someone with Philippine staff that were very good and efficient.
I use a Georgian, cheap wages good people. Why hire a whinging Aussie that’s usually entitled when you can hire someone from another countries that are very thankful and appreciative of the job?
@rakeau@naturestudyd@MickamiousG Maybe so, but being out of the office shows how little we need them in the office and why it’s better to offshore then
That is not why gold standard was removed, it was removed to create a floating currency that could be manipulated and used to control. Without a gold standard, countries like the us can attract and dominate the market by having the stronger economy, thus encouraging investment into their economy, and forcing dominance around the world
Which is why you have pegged rates of silver and copper coins for microtransactions.
Companies literally issued their own notes, they get their own auditor, just like today. There are plenty of examples of people rejecting notes from particular banks or companies that they didn’t trust. A company had to work hard to build trust. There was never a central auditor
@zachebers@RonSwanonson As someone who has been using btc for well over a decade as currency, and been trading it for that purpose, as well as gold. I think I’m the authority on this matter.
@Chatain_French@RonSwanonson Removing the gold standard centralized currency under the control of reserve banks, and allowed fractional reserve banking to a degree like never before in history.
Previous to that, companies issuing notes risked bankruptcy if they went overboard with fractional reserve
You might, we don’t use nuclear.
Gold is simply the one asset class that doesn’t require centralization. It’s standardized. Take your gold to any Jewelar and get him to mint a gold coin. A huge percentage of gold currency in the world is counterfeit in that sense, cause Jewelars would mint their own copies.
What’s centralized is the gold to dollar pegging. Banks issued their own notes independent of the government mint, and corporations also did the same.
I suggest you actually educate yourself before grabbing the talking points that are hand fed to you by the btc cult