Quote from: mindrust on September 13, 2024, 05:58:05 PM

Quote from: PrivacyG on September 13, 2024, 05:51:43 PM

I know the statistics say it is true but I generally dislike statistics and do not trust them much. Do you really think around or over 20 percent of the Americans have bought Cryptocurrencies?

I believe the percentage is unrealistically high, or maybe I am the one with an unrealistic expectation or perspective. While I think a significant number of people would be affected by an Anti Bitcoin Government, I do not think the number would be significant enough to trigger a noticeable change in the unemployment rate or the Economy. Particularly considering that even if over 20 percent of the Americans purchased Cryptocurrencies, that does not guarantee they are still holding on to them. Maybe they purchased years ago and now only under 5 percent of them are still interested in them.

What is your opinion?

You sound like a conspiracy theorist. What makes you distrust that data?

Statistics is science and I believe in science. It is sad if you ignore statistics which is pretty much mathematics.

Here is another fact for you.

We have never been to moon. It is scientifically impossible (for now at least) but people believe that we did. Huh... Maybe Elon will do something about that one.

conspiricy theorist, nope not me. but i am aware that statistics are spun, leaving out information that doesn't support a pollitical topic. example, the statistics about smoking used to be complete, and as accurate as possible with information the gathered, when those statistics were published by the census bureau. now the collected information on smoking is not published by the census bueau . the facts are no longer presented the way the census bureau presents all the facts they gather on topics. so don't be a trumpy dump and claim conspiricies where none exist. and don't claim we're talking conspiracy when the facts are supportive. ty, have a nice day.