. I stand by whay I said there at the time:
Here are some
advantages I’ve found worth mentioning:
- You will have less free time (like way less).
- You will engage less with physical people around you, in favour of engaging with virtual profiles. You may encounter some harsh looks and words from the physical world, that do not favour your new habits (you’ll need to shelter the weather).
- You may reduce the amount of time you used to spend watching tv/streams/download, to a point that your pending backlog is now ever growing.
- Your reading habits may change, from reading lengthy books and novels to technical books, random newsfeeds and posts.
- Your eyesight may worsen, but you may develop a resilience to acknowledge the fact.
- You may find yourself looking at pretty charts you’ve never heard of before, trying to spot pennants, flags, measured up moves, symmetrical triangles, ascending scallops, head and shoulders, top rectangles, diamond bottoms, double bottoms, and so forth, trying to make sense of it all.
- You may explore your clairvoyant side on price variations, and discover a thing or two there.
<...> Are you sure you have listed the advantages of bitcointalk ? <...>
The cursive I used on
advantages denotes that the tone is not linear and straight, but rather more ironic, and thus, from that stand, the irony leads to the items to be read with a near to reverse meaning. I thought my sense of humour was readable …
Unless we’re being subtle here, and really want to query on how to milk the old cow …