Deep regret was not selling anything in 2017. My life could had been completely different at the moment. It has become something that will probably be a life long regret.

Free will with genetics and environmental considerations. Your genetics might make you angry, happy and so forth, and that has a major influence. And within that influence you have freewill.

Interesting. Isn't Samoa like a really small country? If there's sometime of new diseases it can take everyone out. Having said that, in such a small country people should be allowed to choose if they want to be vaccinated. If there's a measles outbreak for example, then those who chose not to will get it and does who did will not.

Is there an audio version that I can listen to while in my car. Too long of a read, but I'm curious of what it says.

How do we know who to ask and whether they are capable of answering the question?

Thanks.

But all I find is a definition of what a private key is. Kind of weird that there's not an intuitive option.

It's ok, I'll just create a new one.

Hello. I downloaded the NEM wallet, after many years, and I want to log in with my old account. But I don't see any options to import private key, or enter account address. The only options is to select wallet from local storage.

I've been working all my life. If somehow I get money without much effort, in a sense it's going to feel like I deserved it. The same goes for most people.

There are those who never worked who want a lot of money with no effort.

Do it now. Down 20 percent.

You just have to look at the different functions of different coins. Privacy coins allows for untraceable transactions, for example. Another example is a coin called Decent, which is about content distribution, allowing creators to cut out the middleman, such as Apple, Amazon, taking 30 to 50% of the profit. Such an idea can cut down on the price of books, movies, and so on.

I think we should reconsider having to retweet all the tweets, and just have it be like a more normal week. Invariably a good amount of people will miss one, specially newer people, which will cause anger. And I know people are going to say it's their fault and all, but in terms of easy things to miss, this is one. And I'm just afraid of the repercussions, with people leaving all together and selling their coins.

I hate the term panic selling, because it has less to do with panic selling people and more to do with certain people taking advantage of a situation. Some people might sell portion in order to minimize risk, or even to buy back in cheaper.

Blockchain is used mostly as a word for people who are afraid of using the term Bitcoin or crypto currencies since they are constantly talked about in a negative way in the media. It gives them a way to talk about how it works, without having to talk about "made up money." It's BS.

I find it to be a revolution that I was unfortunate to miss out the beginnings of (2009-2012). When I first got into it in 2014 I was just absolutely sick to my stomach and depressed because I felt that I found it so late. I couldn't imagine that it was going to grow even further.

I made so many of those mistakes, particularly buying this one shit coin at an all time high. That’s the one that has hurt me the most, the most painful, especially putting everything in it, committing another bad mistake in not diversifying. So many mistakes running through my head.

I do kind of not despise Bitcoin Cash, but I just hated the fork that happened. It destroyed all the alts the I had. Which I didn't know it would. And I didn't get any. I see it more as a money grab. A lot of people made a lot of money, not just off of Bitcoin Cash, but Bitcoin. Just a money grab.

I know a coin who raised over 230 million dollars, and after launch it steadily went down to $4,000,000.

That is such a disaster, you would think it would be something that's talked a lot about, but no, it's just another failed ICO.

There have to be so many horror story of people losing everything.

I used to think this way. Why bother holding Bitcoin when other altcoins give me the best possibility for great returns. And then 2017 happened and it completely destroyed the alt coin market while Bitcoin pumped to like 30x. It messed things up sooooo much for me.

That's a really great analogy. I think it's going to be a roller coaster up and down in the coming year.

At least you admit it. So many people stay quiet when such a bad thing happens. Hopefully you sold everything back then, considering what happened after.