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Thank you. I did not know about Kiwis being the people of New Zealand.
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Kiwi (people) - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › Kiwi_(people)
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The name derives from the kiwi, a native flightless bird, which is a national symbol of New Zealand. Until the First World War, the kiwi represented the country and not the people; however, by 1917, New Zealanders were also being called "Kiwis", supplanting other nicknames.
Blue Pill Money dressed as Red Pill.
Bank of England Debating Digital Currency Creation
https://www.bloomberg.com/amp/news/a...on-bailey-says
The Bank of England is reviewing whether it should create a central bank-backed digital currency, according to governor Andrew Bailey.
“We are looking at the question of, should we create a Bank of England digital currency,” Bailey said Monday in a webinar event with students. “We’ll go on looking at it, as it does have huge implications on the nature of payments and society.”
“I think in a few years time, we will be heading toward some sort of digital currency,” he added.
The BOE is part of a group of major central banks teaming up to assess potentially developing their own digital currencies, acknowledging their role is being challenged by new technologies and private sector initiatives such as Facebook Inc.’s Libra.
It could be some time before the U.K. central bank is able to fully devote its attention to such a development, however.
“The digital currency issue will be a very big issue,” Bailey said. “I hope it is, because that means Covid will be behind us.”
Initially I am put off with such a cerebral currency, but so much that it depends on a Hollywood prop (The Matrix) for substantiation by slogan. You might have caught that by me evading the topic altogether. Yesterday I read an article that connects well titled:Quote:
Originally Posted by walter
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on College Student Mental Health: A Longitudinal Examination of Risk and Protective Factors
It should not have surprised me that the big factor for students, most female being deprived of the traditional classroom is undependable Internet connection as a stressor. Even when people have internet connection apparently, being dependent on the Internet causes anxiety.
Were all soon to be students of that 5gb connection as fast and furious as anxiety gets Poor virus connections are on the way out a full education isn't just having faster internet. its who wants you to benefit from the experiment that acquired immune system, with help from the innate immune system, produces cells (antibodies) to protect your body from a specific invader. If harmonic dissolution wireless knobs
Fear and anxiety is definitely a big part of Phase 1 of the pandemic. COVID-19 is so deadly you may already be dead and not know it. And many of the government responses and rules seem to be part of a larger agenda. Just what is the globalists end-game?
From GPD to GNHQuote:
Originally Posted by marcel
Introduction: THE NEED for a NEW ECONOMIC PARADIGM
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~
The world is desperately seeking change. People sense that important social, economic and environmental shifts are afoot. There are now over seven billion people on the planet. Recent decades have brought extraordinary improvements in life expectancy the world over. Technology is helping us to communicate, organise and learn on a global scale.
Emerging economies are rising in all continents and the ‘global middle class’ is larger than ever before.
Yet inequality between the world’s rich and poor continues to grow, both between and within countries. Extreme weather events are more frequent and severe, and adapting to climate change is now a reality.
Demand for natural resources is increasing and contributing to the degradation of the natural environment. Food and oil prices have set new records and acute debt crises have cascaded through the global economy.
While current trends means that we have no choice but to act, there is much to gain by doing so. Change and innovation, through the testing and advancement of new models, have been a key determinant in human advancement. Nicolas Sarkozy, the former President of france, noted that the global financial and European debt crisis “doesn’t only make us free to imagine other models, another future, and another world. it obliges us to do so.” [...]
The international aspiration towards change was manifested when the 193 Member States of the United Nations General assembly adopted by consensus Resolution 65/309 on “Happiness: Towards a holistic approach to development”. The resolution described happiness as “a fundamental human goal and universal aspiration”, noting that [...]
“GDP by its nature does not reflect that goal; that unsustainable patterns of production and consumption impede sustainable development; and that a more inclusive, equitable and balanced approach is needed to promote sustainability, eradicate poverty, and enhance wellbeing”.
Inspired by Bhutan’s development philosophy of Gross National Happiness, resolution 65/309 equally welcomed the offer of Bhutan to convene a panel discussion on happiness and wellbeing and invited
member states “to pursue the elaboration of additional measures that better capture the importance of the pursuit of happiness and wellbeing in development with a view to guiding their public policies.”
On 2nd april 2012 The Royal Government of Bhutan convened a ‘High Level Meeting on Wellbeing and Happiness: Defining a New Economic Paradigm’ at United Nations Headquarters in New York. The
meeting focused on elaborating a new global wellbeing and sustainability-based economic paradigm to replace a system that is in rapid decline worldwide.
The Prime Minister of Bhutan, H.E. Mr. Jigmi Y. Thinley, outlined the purpose of the High-level Meeting in his opening remarks:
We desperately need an economy that serves and nurtures the wellbeing of all sentient beings on earth and the human happiness that comes from living life in harmony with the natural world, with our communities, and with our inner selves. We need an economy that will serve humanity, not enslave it. it must prevent the imminent reversal of civilization and flourish within the natural bounds of our planet while ensuring the sustainable, equitable and meaningful use of precious resources.
Business as usual cannot go on and tinkering with the existing system will not do. We need a fundamental transformation that the Tellus institute calls the Great Transition. Our goal today is to launch the initiative for such a transition. -2012-
Out of the ashes the Phoenix rises. But first before the new comes in the old must burn.
His Eminence Mr. Jigmi Y. Thinley. Nice one.
This guy thinks the plan is depression and then they'll nationalize the anointed corporations.
http://quillian.net/blog/stock-marke...final-bailout/
TESLA falls into that that nicely.Quote:
Originally Posted by marcel
Bank For International Settlements' (BIS) march towards a central bank digital currency continues to advance
https://www.sott.net/article/438537-...ues-to-advance
I wouldn't touch a central bank digital currency with a ten foot pole.
https://www.investopedia.com/article...id-bitcoin.asp
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Originally Posted by marcel
Why Governments Are Afraid of Bitcoin?
I don't think they are.
Bitcoin has less backing it then fiat. It is all a illusion of wealth.
If a government was truly scared of bitcoin they would simply regulate it by passing a law.
The problem I see with getting rid of cash and bitcoin is how does the CIA buy their cocaine and heroin?
That's easy. The CIA will manage the electronic money.Quote:
Originally Posted by walter
Currency
In
Absentia
Have you all been enjoying the Summer of Love? Or, the Scamdemic 2020? Yes, it has all the markings of a conspiracy. Novel coronavirus isn't causing nearly as many deaths as feared. And there are many effective treatments for SARS & novel coronavirus; some known for many years. In fact, Dr. Borody says “We Know it’s Curable; It’s Easier than Treating the Flu”.
Hasn't effected me much - still working, still truckin along. Sometimes I'll even complete a shopping trip without a mask. My Walmart isn't accepting cash right now though and some other stores complain of a coin shortage.
Intelligence networks are brains. I have been operating a brain trust, as a thought system by redeemed people.Quote:
Originally Posted by Michael Joseph
The bacteria in our stomachs is a brain too, operating within the pyramidal neurons lining the intestinal walls that are just like in our cerebral brains. So I get your point MJ and am making one that I think may be clearer here than on the Waggle thread. About cybercurrency. We clone different thought systems and groom belief sets like my brain trust, and like Nebuchadnezzar, Cyrus and Darius did with the Israelites, cloning the Jew and returning that modified DNA to Jerusalem.
As people believe in the cybercurrency it can stabilize.
P.S. If you unplug it, there is a big problem.
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Show me on the doll where the bitcoin touched you.