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Burning the ‘Library of Alexandria’ [Part I]
Where there’s smoke, there’s fire.
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Gustave le Bon Explains Bitcoin & Tether
More than 100 years ago, the father of crowd psychology, Gustave le Bon, predicted that the internet would make con-artistry easier than ever before. The case of Bitcoin and Tether suggests that Gustave was right yet again. We have access to unprecedented levels of information at our fingertips, so why do the masses continue to purchase snake oil by the barrel?
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12-Week Challenge Complete – Reflections
So the 12-Week Challenge has officially come to an end (at least for those of us who began on September 11th).
In my most recent article, 'The Sync Books - What a Trip' I indicated that the past twelve weeks have been the most eye-opening of my life (so far as I can remember, anyhow).
This is no exaggeration. I am not the same person now as when the Challenge began.
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The Sync Books – What a Trip!
The Sync Books have played a key role in what have been twelve of the most eye-opening weeks of my life.
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Bitcoin Crash Imminent [Addendum]
Here I will attempt to explain in logical fashion the chain of reasoning which leads me to suspect that:
Bitcoin will eventually crash (and crash big)
Bitfinex and Tether will be at the centre of the crash
Epic Bitcoin Crash Imminent – Stock Up on Popcorn!
Whether or not you care about bitcoin (or cryptocurrency in general), the current spike in the BTC price is probably worth your attention.
There are a number of reasons which lead me to suggest this, but for now I want to focus on just one:
We are currently witnessing the incredible power of crowd psychology in real time.
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The History of ‘Histories’ [Addendum]
This is an addendum to Article #30: The History of ‘Histories’ (24-Oct-2017). It was originally posted (on 26-Oct-2017) in the comments section of that article, as a reply to a question from Chad628.
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