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I just like to write my opinions and consider this a nice hobby to have.

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If you are a hammer, everything will look like a nail to you. Have you noticed that one arm of the United States (The SEC) has been going after cryptocurrency projects? If you think that this is an isolated incident, you will be wrong. It is the whole US government trying to undercut the retail investor, you and me. The government of the United States is just another UK just before America's independence. Don't be naïve. Those that work in government and benefit from it are not happy with people making money and achieving financial freedom because a person with financial freedom can challenge the status quo that the rich and their pals have been working for years to exploit. You will hear that the SEC is looking to protect you from evil crypto projects as if you were not an adult who doesn't know what to do with your own money. Make no mistake is not about protecting you; it is about power, corruption, and the desire to keep the population under check so that regular citizens don't have a way to participate in an economic system that the government can't devalue. The central government and banks know that their fiat currencies are worthless and they know that if they want to get your wealth and your children's wealth they need to first inflate and later deflate until you have not a penny to your name, and wake up tomorrow homeless and a debt slaves. So those institutions that work for central banks and governments will try to undercut your ability to participate in the new economic system which is cryptocurrencies. Decentralization is a big threat to the whole status quo and those that benefit from the printing of fiat currencies at your expense, so governments will try to control and at times even destroy it. They will say it is to protect you or to prevent criminal activity. By to way that same government can say that everything you do in life can be an illegal activity and as such, it can put you in jail or even terminate your life. At some point even this article could be seen as an illegal activity, so you can forget that the SEC is doing what is doing to protect you, it is doing it because those that control the current system are not happy and which to destroy the advance of digital decentralized cryptocurrencies. The first decentralized protocol was Bitcoin but now we have even more protocols that in grouping them all we called them DeFi (Decentralized Finance) which is a totally direct alternative to corrupt banking systems and government-back fiat currencies as well as any future government or central banks digital currencies. You can bet that those that control the whole system behind closed doors are the ones moving the puppets that do their bidding trying to discourage the inevitable usage of decentralized digital currencies and financial tools. Central banks can only take your future if you let them so take your future into your hands and collect your satoshis and hold them for dear life, and if you have a chance to spend some of your satoshis for real goods and services make sure you can replace the amount you used. Eventually, all fiat currency return to their intrinsic value of zero just like the Venezuelan Peso did, and soon enough it will be the turn of the dollar and even euros. Make sure you are prepared before that comes to pass.

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My Grammarly premium subscription has expired. As of today I no longer have access to Grammarly premium, which means the quality of my articles could decrease significantly starting from this article. The last article I wrote using Grammarly premium was The Bible is the name of the Holy book, don't try to change it. So from now on, I will have to rely on free options to try to correct my articles. https://read.cash/@francis105d2/the-bible-is-the-name-of-the-holy-book-dont-try-to-change-it-25e12af0 There are some alternatives in place for me. Two software will be used to check for my mistakes. I will use Grammarly free and ProWritingAid. I will use both utilize simultaneously to try to catch mistakes and make it easier for readers to understand what message I have to say in my articles. The way I will apply the two software is by having my ReadCash account log on from two different browsers. In Chrome I will continue to use Grammarly, and in either Edge or Firefox, I will install ProWritingAid. That way I can check for mistakes with both applications and both will not give overlapping mistakes. I will divide the work into two browsers because I noticed that when I am trying to reach the bottom when the two applications are installed in the same browser they overlap and I can click one over the other. Both writing applications are competing so much that they even place their icon in the same location making it hard for users to use both software instances in the same browser. I had this plan from the moment I realize that my premium subscription was about to expire, and now it will be the time to implement it and see if not having a premium version won't affect that much the quality of my writing and the attention the readers give to my articles. The reason I am being honest about not having a premium grammar checker is so that you the reader can give me honest feedback, and so that you also know that you are reading from a hobbyist writer not an actual professional. I wrote before in my previous account about getting the premium version and I could say that in terms of getting tips getting a premium version didn't help at all, so now I hope that downgrading the quality of my articles won't mean a direct impact for me when it comes to the number of tips I am getting. Say another way: I am expecting to receive the same amount of money that ReadCash has been paying me out, regardless. If my previous statement is the case, it will mean that you, the reader, and probably future or current writers will not need to buy any expensive mistake checker and just take your tips as they come. I am focusing on tips because people may think that spending money on them may help. And I think it won't but soon enough we will find out, I will write another report on this once at least another 7 days have passed by, just to verify my assumption is correct. I write because I truly like to do it because to me is just another way to express oneself to the world, and because I believe that expressing one's ideas is how the world in general grows. Please humor me and give me the pressure to have your comments about my writing style in the comment section below, and if you have something to add because I would like to know if you see any difference, especially from those who have been reading my articles regularly. I got an offer in my email, Grammarly is willing to give me a 45% discount for another year of premium, but I have decided to go against it because rewards are very low at the moment and the feature may not pay for itself, so I will wait for a better offer.

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The Bible is the name of the Holy book, don't try to change it. I will tell you that I believe you must be proud of what you are and what you think because that is who you are. After all, that is your culture. It is what you inherit from your community. Be proud of where you came from because that is your place of origin. Besides, you can't choose under what territory you were born or from which parents you would come. So be proud because the site, the people, the culture, and the community are what helped you be who you are. That being said, I have noticed some religious people have started to change the name of The Holy Bible for The SuperBook. I have seen that change in children's cartoons, as if religion was trying to change who they are to appeal to some unknown narrative which, at this point, I believe is the fact that fewer people believe in God nowadays. And also because in some Schools, the study of The Bible has been removed. I do understand The SuperBook is a cartoon series for children, but that is what it gets me. I don't know if that was an attempt to change The Bible names or just a way to get The Bible stories into children's minds, and since that cartoon, it doesn't say The Bible is an attempt by the publishers to pass through any red flags that non-believers parents may have. Or if that was to appease those who want The Bible out of schools and children's television programming. If people don't want to know about God, that is their business, and if those people don't want their children to expose to The Bible's ideas, they have the right to block those teachings too. Parents have the right to teach whatever they believe is suitable for their children, and if parents get together and don't wish for their kids to be taught about God in school, that is cool too. Religion has no business in forcing others to believe or even hear the message or gospel of God. I do believe in God, but I don't go to church because I get bothered by people asking for money. Simple as that, but still, I think there is a God out there that will judge you the day you die, not a day early. If people don't want to hear the message of God from the Bible and don't want their children to know about it from their children's schools, that is good. Take those children's blessings and give them to yourself because their parents rejected you. Let those parents deal with whatever consequences that decision may have in the future, not just for their community but the whole society. You can't change who you are just because somebody doesn't like you. You are who you are because you are just that yourself. And that same principle goes for those who believe in God; at this point, it doesn't matter how you speak or enunciate the word of God. God is God, no matter the language you speak. If you believe in God, let the world know about it but don't try to change the message of God and the name of his book just because someone out there doesn't like you calling that book by its name. And by to way, I would say the moment you change because of outside pressure, that moment you have lost whatever argument you may ever have. The moment you change, the other side just won by default. Believing in God is an act of faith, which means you don't have to test with science what you think because it is the faith you believe. After all, you believe that means science may never agree with you, and for that matter, any scientific method men apply may never get results because believing in God and what his book says is in itself a pure act of faith. If you want to prove faith, you have already lost because there is nothing to change if you believe in something, now that means fewer and fewer will believe in God; let it be because, in the end, not everyone will get the message and there are always those who probably are just too far gone. We in the United States have freedom of religion, so we can all worship God as we see fit, and not believing is also a choice. Trying to be sneaky, is an underhanded attempt to bypass others' rights.

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I was taking a nap in the middle of the day. It is not that I am lazy; from time to time, I feel tired during the day, and my body shuts down when it has a chance to rest. I guess I have the luxury to take some sleep time, or I have a flexible schedule to do such an activity in the middle of the day. I have discovered that if I overeat at launch time and I am working on a job that is very taxing on my body, I will feel tired because my body is trying to process the food I just took. So it must dedicate more energy because the body is doing more things at once. Many jobs outside the United States, especially those that work for the government, will give workers a two hours launch break to employees so that they can rest during launch, and others do it so that employees can run some chores in the middle of the day if they have to. I only know of one person that had that kind of schedule at work. He was the one who taught me to take short naps after meals at work, even if they were just 5 minutes of sleep time. Even if your launch time is just 30 minutes, you can still take a 5 minutes nap and feel refreshed after it. It is a trick to trick your body into believing that you have rested. This ability must be learned or acquired because you need some concentration and dedication to master it. Still, in my opinion, it is worth it because I will feel rested and continue the other half of my day with some extra energy and not be all tired. I work in construction, so even when we all get 30 minutes to break, it doesn't mean I can apply this trick all the time because it requires a quiet place with some air conditioner. After all, you can't relax in the middle of the sun when the temperature is 100°, but those with excellent jobs or inside an office could do it. Even practicing this trick, I still need an alarm to wake up on time. Otherwise, I can fall asleep so deep that I go beyond my 30 minutes time limit. If you want to learn this, I think YouTube has videos like that where you can understand. I knew when I was a teenager, so I don't remember the precise method to learn it because it happened long ago. I don't quite remember exactly when I was able to apply it to my routine. But I will tell you falling asleep for 5 to 10 minutes will make your body feel rested, and it is nice to know that you can apply to improve your life if you have a job that allows you to do that or that has the environment to support it. Have you experienced something similar? Do you prefer your current work method? Were you going straight during the day feeling the pain of being tired and knowing that you will get rest after your time is up or that your 8 hours job term has been completed? I know that working is no fun at all, it is a job otherwise our bosses would not pay us, so what do you do to make the working experience more attractive than what it already is? Nothing is more beautiful than knowing that you will starve to death in our world if you don't work. So I guess taking a nap is a way to go a little farther when your life is on the line. Either way, you go about your job. If you want to find out about it, you will learn that this it has been going on for a while now and that some bosses have noticed an increase in productivity. In Japan, some companies have implemented it to increase productivity and bring stable working conditions to a nation where the employee has already been squeezed to maximum production. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuZXY5FwHUg

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My second ReadCash account has been a success. I got it on tips right away, and now I can write about other topics that are not strictly just about **#cryptocurrencies** but can be about many issues. If one day I have some ideas that are **#BitcoinCash**, I will use my first account again. I wanted to diversity the topics because, in truth, I was running dry just about **#BCH** topics or trying to focus my writing with that mentality. https://noise.cash/search?q=%23cryptocurrencies https://noise.cash/search?q=%23BitcoinCash https://noise.cash/search?q=%23BCH Now I have more flexibility. The next thing I will have to evaluate is if I will sign up again for **#grammarly** **#premium** because that sure will help me for a whole year to make my articles more readable. https://noise.cash/search?q=%23grammarly https://noise.cash/search?q=%23premium I must add that as long as you write your ideas, ReadCash and NoiseCash will reward you handsomely for your efforts, and I must add that I don't know of any other writing site that is as generous as these two websites. I will encourage you to write from the bottom of your soul the ideas you may have because having an audience is also a responsibility. I want to think that people who read your content deserve the respect of having to read others' work that is honest to their genuine belives and thoughts. Honesty will always pay handsomely, and writing is no different than speaking to others in real life, so treat others as you would them to treat you.

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Inflation is still an issue for the US dollar. CBDCs will fix that. Did you see the last CPI inflation report? If you miss it, the CPI inflation for the previous month was 8.3%. We will have to wait for the Federal Reserve to announce its subsequent hike increase. The market was hoping for slower inflation, which is why the stock market came down on the announcement, but regardless of the number the officials report, you should know that that report is not actual. Let me explain. The Fed is at about 2.5% interest, but inflation has only come down from 9.1% to 8.3%. It means 1.2% is lagging, and the market hasn't realized that difference yet. That could be because the CPI inflation report is, indeed in itself, a lagging method to measure inflation. The other possibility is that real inflation is not the numbers we are getting; in reality, that number is much higher. Regardless, the stock market may decrease more if the Federal Reserve keeps raising the interest rates. At some point, companies or employers will start mass laid off to save up some cash to survive any downturn and prolong hawkish Fed. In other words, the Federal Reserve inflated the money supply and is now deflating it, and while that happens, many will lose their properties, jobs, and livelihoods. That is what the Founder Fathers warned us about allowing banks or a central bank to issue and print the nation's currency. Yet here we are, just having a bank depriving the nation's citizens of their property. When the government in charge of the politicians was printing money and giving it as a stimulus for citizens, remember those PPP loans, those were the good times, and remember how the head of the Federal Reserve told us that inflation was just transitory? If inflation was supposed to be transitory, why is it that now the Federal Reserve is panicking and increasing interest rates? Most of the money printed in the last two years didn't go just to stimulus checks, and you can bet a lot of that money went into the Fed insiders, who in turn went and spent it on goods and services, which in turn increased inflation. Insiders got freshly printed dollars and bought goods. Probably just before the Federal Reserve started its hawkish rhetoric, they sold those grown goods and services, kept the profits, rinse and repeat. And now, the regular citizen will have to pay for all the pumping the rich enjoyed. Cryptocurrencies are the last market where the Federal Reserve can't print directly, but you can bet that they are working on ways to get into the market and manipulate it. You can bet that they will try outright hostile takeovers and probably try to implement the same tricks banks can already do on finance 1.0. Remove self-custody capability from users, and give interest to large holders so that the current bank system's problems get transferred to the new banking system cryptocurrencies. Once inflation transforms into hyperinflation, you can bet the government will implement CBDC, and that will be the beginning of the end for financial freedom. Now we need to ask ourselves if that CBDCs will be run on a new network like FedCoin's own private layer or if they will use one of the networks they have already taken over. Compromise altcoins behave like a permission-censorable network because the government can always incentivize holders like Coinbase to follow in line or confront sanctions. Inflation was not transitory, and we all know that first with inflation and later with deflation is how banks take your property and make you poor. Once you don't have any assets and are destitute, they will probably launch the new project CBDCs wish will be digital tyranny and the end of freedom.

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Grant yourself an unscheduled activity to enjoy life once in a while. The mundane lifestyle days may pass by without the show's star realizing that time takes life away with every second it passes. Every day you are alive is a reason to celebrate because we don't have any insurance that tomorrow you will open your life, and as such, we must seize the day and take it as if it was the last one because tomorrow we don't know if we will see the light of another sun. Life goes one second at a time, yet because we are so invested in our daily routines, we don't notice the little things that make a living worth living. Money, power, and all the riches in the world can't buy you life once your clock has expired, yet humans spend at least 8 hours pursuing things that have no value whatsoever. I understand that we have to work for a living because that is how society works, and that is how we can obtain goods and services, but from time to time, it is a good idea to take a break and enjoy life. I won't tell you to stop pursuing money because that is not the point of this article, nor will I ask you to stop doing what you do every day to bring food to your mouth. In this article, I will tell you to take a brief stop and enjoy at least one day of your life. You don't have to spend a fortune to feel special just for a single moment in your life, and who knows, maybe that little stop will give you the energy to continue walking forward on whatever goal your way of living may bring. I would say that even stooping at your local coffee shop to buy coffee and a piece of sweet bread can make you realize that life is worth enjoying once in a while. It will not kill you if you have a busy life and you must move on at a very rapid pace. Stop for a few minutes of your life, and once you get that moment, you can continue with whatever you are doing. Maybe after that little stop, you have even something more significant to accomplish because, after your short holiday, you have an idea that may build upon what you are already doing. We all have to do mundane things to survive, and on planet Earth, all living beings must do something to stay alive. The ants collect food, the bees collect pollen, and so on, but it doesn't mean those living creatures work until they die. As a matter of fact, from time to time, they all take breaks. Animals are governed by instinct, so they probably take breaks when they can't do the activities they usually do because of weather or other natural reasons. However, human beings have something called reason or awareness. So be aware that sometimes it is a good thing to take a break and enjoy life; you don't have to waste a fortune or much effort. A simple walk in the park may do the trick if walking is something you don't do that often. I am writing this article because I decided to rest and do something different that was not scheduled at all, and sure thing, I did enjoy that. I didn't come up with new ideas, but for sure, I got my batteries charged a little bit so that tomorrow I can walk just a little bit farther. If you can't take an unscheduled pause once in a while, it could only mean that your life is focused on other activities. It is not something wrong, but remember that at least once a year, you must be able to do something different otherwise, it could mean that your life could start to accumulate too much stress. And I am not talking about vacations either, and I am referring to a total unscheduled activity that may bring a little bit of happiness into your life. If you didn't do that, I would try to have some space for that because life is not worth living if you can't enjoy it at least once.

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How to fight for your rights and freedoms? Following yesterday's article now, I am writing the current essay. We all know that having financial freedom is essential. Otherwise, you become a modern slave for your government or those around it. Freedom of speech and financial freedom both go hand in hand. If you haven't read the previous article, I invite you to it. Fight for your freedoms. https://read.cash/@francis105d2/fight-for-your-freedoms-14656e7e Let me make something apparent: I do not support violence against natural people or in the name of protest because it is not intelligent and because governments worldwide have a monopoly over violence. Each government on its territory can exercise violence against the citizen, sometimes with impunity. So I would say violence should be out of the question if protecting your rights and freedoms is your final goal. I must also declare that just because I don't believe in violence, I understand that exemplary citizens have to revolt and even remove a government. However, that should be like the nuclear option and only be considered after all venues are considered. You have 99% of the population behind whatever cause you are fighting. I am pretty sure you can't have 99% of your countryman behind your back if you are destroying their country with violence. One, you must communicate to others how the government is infringing on your rights, not just for you but the public in general. Once people understand how they are affected by politicians' decisions, chances are if you live in a working democracy, you can remove those that seek to reduce your rights to nothing out of office. Suppose your country is already under some soft dictatorship. You must seek to inform people of what is going on in your country if speaking against the government is not a capital offense, but always be prepared to leave that country. If the population gets kidnapped by a dictator like many nations are already, you can't escape. You have minimum resources; the best thing you could do is try to generate less economic value and, if possible, stop reproducing because there is nothing sadder than to bring a new soul right into government slavery and exploitation. Do not promote tourism to nation-states that don't respect citizens' right to manifest peacefully or nations that are either a dictatorship or that, and I would say, encourage socialism and Marxist ideas. If you can, try to have at least two passports so in case one nation falls under the spell of any ism, you can get away from it. And I would say try to keep your wealth as mobile as possible if your country is already in turmoil. You don't want to be the next Venezuelan that didn't have their passport ready to leave the country when things turn for the worst, and you want to have your papers prepared if you need to flee. When speaking fails, and revolution is too expensive, the best solution will be to flee the nation and move into another. Here it is when having portable wealth becomes essential, and this is the nitch that cryptocurrencies can cover because your wealth is tied to a string of numbers and letters instead of a nation-state. It is much easier to move beyond borders because the beholder can memorize private keys, and your money will pop up on the other side. You can't move tangible assets as fast as cryptocurrencies, and if your country is falling under political turmoil, chances are your Real state will lose value. Any precious metal could be confiscated by government decree. And finally, I would say educate your loved one on how to preserve wealth not only in trying times but also if your land is prosperous. Having enough wealth facilitates many things in life, but having greater control over your wealth is a skill that most people be learned to ensure that future generations will grow up with your ideals. You must teach the next generation to protect the freedoms you fought for and plant the seed in the next generation. I think these are some suggestions on how you can protect your freedom of speech and financial independence. If you would've something to add, please add it in the comment section below.

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Fight for your freedoms. I believe that most of the current problems that humanity is facing are being caused by third-party people like governments and institutions. I think the current economic system is a system of controls that works primarily to preserve itself. Even when they are human beings, those who founded or are closer to such institutions work against the rest of humankind. When a central bank prints money, that money is given away to institutions that participate in the economy, and most of the time, those institutions don't work to bring products that can be consumed by humans but instead are just services that, in the end, serve the current financial system. For example: when Black Stone institution receives money from the Fed to buy houses, they believe those houses so that they can rent them down the line to human beings, but they don't intend to give a roof. They want to sell the service, and as such, they don't care if buying houses will increase the cost of housing and the cost of renting a home. In the end, some families will end up homeless because they can't afford an ever-increasing cost of living. When a central bank prints money, it gives it away to institutions that, in turn, put that money into tangible assets sold to the general population. Still, money is just paper or digits on a screen. Investments go up and up until the central bank decides to reduce the money supply; that is how inflation and deflation work. In that process, a family could lose its wealth because the company on which they worked went bankrupt because they didn't prepare or didn't have a strategy to deal with the fact that the central banks play with the real economy on a sort of musical chair game. You know that central banks play with your money supply, and you know that money at the end of the day is just digits on a screen or paper. That means you should fight that system by acquiring assets that the central bank can't print, saving money only for emergencies, and starting the investment process. Keeping currency for a long time will always be a losing game when central banks are in charge. To create a business or an investment idea, you will require some of that inflationary currency unless you find a way to build from the ground up without it. You will notice that this article is written on a cryptocurrency platform that pays out in Bitcoin Cash. That money could be used as a starting point to start an investment account that could generate a better return. You could become a sensational writer and have many followers, which could be the start of your investment life. If you don't have a talent like being a musician, or athletic person, you will need to do your homework and do it the hard way. If our talents are limited, we will have to work harder and smarter to prosper in our monetary system. Like you will have to deal with debt and credit scores to have access to better loans in the future, you will have to get into debt to show to banks you can handle money, and once you get your seed money, you will have to grow your idea. Starting from zero is never easy, and I will say many will fail to try, but other will succeed. And once your investment idea is enormous and you have prospered from it, you will have financial freedom, and you will have to deal with the issues of being financially independent and probably even deal with the problems that rich people have. But, I believe that having the possibility to own your time is a privilege and just one aspect of freedom because right after financial freedom comes freedom of thought. You can have all the money in the world, but you will still be in prison if your mind is not free. It is a fight for your freedom because the whole system is designed so that humans follow a specific pattern, which follows the line told by self-proclaimed leaders and the fact that society needs humans to behave in a certain way to have a productive culture. It is a constant battle between the individual and the whole human species. An individual matters because we are self-aware, but society is an abstract group that relies on real individuals. Fight for your financial freedom if your value your sacrifices, and protect your freedom of speech if you want to make your wealth worth having. What good will be for you if you are rich if you live in a literal or virtual prison?

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Those who benefit from the current status quo want more, not less. The whole of humankind lives under a system of control called government, and in some territories, a human individual has more privileges than others. Still, in the end, all humans follow under the supervision of a third party we all call government. In some territories, you will have different ways to govern, but all require that its integrants follow a particular unspoken group of rules. If an individual tries to change those rules soon enough, that individual will have a hummer coming down from it if such a unique idea of change gets popular enough. If you read the history of government, you will know that in ancient times, the government was a monarchy, a tyrant, or an emperor, in the case of conquered victims. It is only in modern times when we have politicians that some countries get to reelect themselves indefinitely. In some others, you get to choose a pre-selected politician, but in the end, you have a government that has power over the individual. That is the history of humankind, a history of who gets to control whom and how. With the invention of Bitcoin, another system of government has been born, and it is not just about Bitcoin but about the change it brought to the current system of control that governments in the lastest year have. The government has a monopoly over violence against individuals because it can dictate to those who work for it to arrest you and even terminate any individual life. Money is the blood of human society; as such, direct government controls rely on being able to issue and control the money supply. Change the money and remove control over it, and many things that governments govern get lost. As a result, the government can't impose its authority. Add to that money the ability to add other activities and institutions. Those who work with the government and benefit from it also lose a lot of privilege and control. Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies can do much more than just exchange value. Now you can do a lot of the things that central banks offer without much friction, which will worry not only major banks but also central governments and those that benefit from the activities that the government allows because those banks will lose their cut of the pie. It shouldn't surprise you if, soon enough, the whole cryptocurrency market enters an "I fight you phrase," and by that, what I mean it shouldn't surprise you if soon you start hearing that governments will ban that protocol and the other one, and after that here is the entire list. Do not worry; if you indeed hold a cryptocurrency and protocol that is truly decentralized, your value will be just fine. It will be an opportunity to buy from those not smart enough to understand how valuable an independent financial system from any government is. If one day you hear that the United States is banning that and that, don't worry. Sit down and make sure you hold a suitable investment, which only means you did your research and you know that your project doesn't have a single point of failure. That way, you will realize that government crackdowns on decentralized cryptocurrencies and decentralized finances are just opportunities to buy cheap, and the government can't do anything about it. Don't fall prey to FuD. Be the fish that discovers it; there is another beautiful world with different rules where you can prosper without government oppression. And after we fight you phrase comes you win phrase.

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Kneel and obey, you filthy peasant. The Queen is dead. God, please take her soul, and if she deserves your heaven, give her the best room, but if she deserves hell, please send her to the deepest chamber in hell, that is the hottest. And if I am evil by judging her when that is your job, make sure you send me to a colder room in hell. But the dead are long gone, and they no longer matter, except for what they did and contributed to leaving the world a better place than when we came and whatever good you did, which applies to all, Royalty and peasant, poor and rich. Death is the equalizer of all and the ultimate justice for all. But now it is time for you peasants to kneel and obey because, on planet Earth, you are ruled by leaders, politicians, Queens, and Kings. The new King has been declared, and now everyone in the UK must pay attention to the Royalty and whatever ceremony the monarchs will do within the next 10 to 8 days. It is a show where you, the subject, are supposed to do as told. And for God's sake, people worldwide are even paying attention to a King living on the other side. Still, not only that, those that live in America are now looking at the coronation ceremony of the monarchy that the thirteen colonies fought to get away from a few centuries ago. I bet the founding Fathers are turning in their graves because of the American people, instead of worrying about their own country. Worrying more about a monarch, they decided to fight long ago just because they wanted liberty from taxation without representation and because they were tired of being subject to a monarchy that didn't represent them. And now we are not only glorifying a foreign monarch, but the American people have forgotten what liberty even meant. Americans today pay half their income in taxes, taxes that in percentages equivalent are higher than when the revolution started. I am saying that if the founding fathers had to pay the taxes we are paying today, they would have revolted even sooner. Still, I guess the tree of liberty is dying because patriots have decided to stop watering the tree of liberty and prefer to have security over freedom. The first amendment was created so that this article could be heard and not be judged by anyone because I am expressing my ideas, and the second amendment is just in case the first fails. The American people should turn off their televisions on the Royalty TV coronation show. Worry about what's going on on United States soil and find the solution to the nation's problems instead of focusing on the circus and bread that the politicians and elites propagate through social media. When I say kneel and obey, I'm referring to a figure of speech. Of course, citizens don't focus on things that don't matter. Instead, concentrate on the things that will affect their life in the short and long term. But you would only be able to do that if you are willing to think for yourself and critical thinking. That applies to everyone, not just the United States and the UK. All countries have their version of bread and circus and understanding of kneeling and obey to those in power.

@francis105d2

The lottery taxes people who don't know math—the machine's conspiracy to take your money. One of the things that I have not been a fan of is lotteries, and I have been suspicious of them since I was a teenager. And once I grew up, I even went against them more once I understood the odds of a person winning the jackpot. I must add that my parents used to tell me that the lottery was a big game from the beginning and that if I wanted something, I should work for it and save up until I had enough money to buy whatever I was thinking of having. I guess I am biased against lottery games because when I was a little, I noticed that I wouldn't be able to catch it if someone flipped the tables on me because of my vision impediment. Also, my parents once told me that the national lottery can be corrupt by adding some weight to the balls bouncing around, that those balls will fall much quicker, and that the government pre-printed lottery numbers. Hence, they (the ones manipulating the result) knew from the get-go what numbers not to select so that they could have some control over which numbers were the winners. In my family, playing the lottery wasn't encouraged at all. From an early age, I was told by my parents that the game could be rigged by those running it. I remember my parents saying you could add something like sugar to the balls, and you would not notice the game had been rigged. And I also remember hearing that it was a way for the government to collect some extra money. Now that I am an adult, I see the lottery as just another tax. Still, this time it is a tax on people who don't know math because if you know mathematics, you will realize that the odds of winning the big prizes are slim. Statistically speaking, you are much closer to getting bitten by a shark and lightning at the same time than winning the lottery. And scratches are not different in the United States; you only have 1 in 4 odds to get your initial money and even fewer odds to make more. And now you don't only have taxes on people without mathematical knowledge, but even on those who collect change in coins. If you start accumulating coins, you will soon realize that coin counters will charge you a pretty penny, about 10 to 13% for counting your change, and not to forget about bills too. If you don't do your homework and don't have the proper bank account, you may end up paying fees for using your own money. It almost seems like once you have your money, there is a conspiracy for others to get your hard earn money and try a vampire attack your wallet with small fees and outright bad odds games. They are all over the place machines waiting to eat your money if you don't manage your purse properly. Please don't play the lottery. It is a terrible game where you have all to lose tiny odds of winning, and your money will be better invested into something else than trying your luck. You could make some money by checking your bills and coins instead of paying a counter machine and have a bank account that doesn't require monthly fees and can be reloaded at store locations. We could forget about buying purified water and ICE machines. If you want to purify water, a filter at home will do wonders, and a reusable bottle, not to mention ICE, which is just frozen water, yet people seem to buy that just as if it was air. When you are going to have a party in the park, I would understand their need, but every single day that is just wasted money that could be invested elsewhere. I hope you are prudent with your money and save for a better future tomorrow because savings are the base floor for a better financial life. Sure, I'm not particularly eager to waste my money on either of those machines. What about you? Leave your answer in the comment section.

@francis105d2

Do Freedom of speech and trading have a relationship in the open market? What may freedom of speech have in relationship with trading? That is the question I was asking myself before writing this article. I must declare that I am a firm believer that freedom of speech is one of the most important rights a human can have aside from the right to live. When I say trading, I must also clarify that I am referring to all assets that can be traded on any open market in any country because when it comes to exchanging value, trading is a universal thing. At least, that is what I believe. Freedom of speech is a human's right to speak their mind about a topic or subject without fear of retaliation from any third party. That is the definition I have when it comes to freedom of speech. If that is the definition, I must add that this article is essentially an exercise of that right, but also, spreading information is an exercise of that right. The only difference is that instead of being me going, the data is another person or groups of people. In many cases, those groups are television shows, radio shows, and even other writers on other social media websites. The point is information is distributed to the masses, and those listenings have the right to do whatever they want to do with the message; by that, I mean to use it or discard it. Suppose you don't have the right set of information. In that case, you can't trade because you are missing information that may or may not be necessary for trading. Since you are putting your financial life on the line, you must have the most up-to-date information to assist you in deciding to trade any asset you wish to acquire or exchange. Still, more and more, the flow of information is being restrictive. I am not new to trading, and I have noticed that over the years, social media and other social platforms will try to censor users from spreading certain kinds of information because that information may negatively affect an asset. That censorship is not just coming from government agencies, but sometimes it is just regular individuals working on behalf of governments. Sometimes even developers of a specific project engage in censorship because they don't want lousy information to leak out. After all, it may affect the price of the product they sell. If you are buying an asset and can't have the complete picture, you can't make the best investment decision, regardless of the market you are participating. And I have noticed more and more incidents in the cryptocurrency world, but of course, that also happens in other markets. The truth is there is a conspiracy to get your hard earn money once you have it by any means necessary, that is just the market for you, and it is an everyday thing, as far as I am aware. So please, when it comes to your money, make sure you do your research and study hard whatever you are putting your money into, and make sure that you only invest once you are sure of what you are doing. By that, I mean you have to study for at least three months what you are about to invest in, and if you notice only positive opinions and outright bans when you start digging for more, please stay away from those projects. I firmly believe that if your product is so good, the small bad things you may have, you should own them and make them public so that others can't attack your project and instead be used as an advantage. Knowing what is wrong with the project you are invested in is better than trying to censor those trying to figure out if your project is worth it. I am writing this article because, in the past, I have been censored by projects that don't like when you start asking questions and those questions lead to the issue such projects may have already or may encounter in the future. I have learned that those projects that hide their weak points are the same and that, in the end, they will go nowhere and be failed projects.

@francis105d2

Migration happens naturally in nature, but humans manufacture it. If you observe the natural world, you will notice that animals migrate from one place to another in search of food. From the smallest to the biggest, they all do it in search of food. Since water is required to grow food, animals start to move season-by-season. Those movements give the television shows you can watch on Discovery channel and some other nature-related television channels and shows. And yet people don't accept the natural migration of the human animal. And today, we have debates about the immigration of human beings from one place to another on a worst yet imaginary line. Humans migrate in search of better opportunities, which translates to job opportunities because the job market doesn't work in their place of origin or has been taken over by corrupt politicians. Still, in the end, those people move because they're looking for better employment opportunities that, in the future, will translate not only into food but other accommodations as well. We, humans, have created systems of control. It doesn't matter what you call those systems, either Capitalism, communism, or any other ism. They are all systems of power, all a make-believe thing, and that is what the contract of society is; a system on which humans can coexist without having to kill each other for food and the resources needed to survive on this planet. But without those, we will not have a working society either, so we need them to have an organized human herd living together without being at each other's throats. Many people migrate not only for resources but also because of circumstances outside their control, like wars and natural catastrophes. And yet war is another human-made situation. Our systems are not perfect and require a lot of sacrifices, not to mention infinite growth. When it comes to humans, we can all be as corrupt as any other politician because power is what it does best; it buys souls. As long as we have systems where someone else can buy, someone else will, and we will have those who will profit from war and the destruction of our planet and those who don't. Later, the same system will blame those trying to survive the consequences that those with power took and blame it on those with the least involvement. That is what immigration of the human herd is. Those living in rich countries don't wish to see the less fortunate from developing nations migrate to their countries, but they do nothing to fix the problem. In contrast, rich nations create incentives for exploiting third nations' natural resources. Those same citizens do nothing when another war starts in another third-world nation or when corporations use political power to vent other countries to their will as the banana republics did in the past. The migration of human beings will continue as long as resources are scarce in their local environment, as long as corruption keeps on buying wills, and as long as corrupt politicians and the rich decide to keep all for themselves and nothing for everyone else. And if you are an American living in America, eventually that same corruption will affect you too, to the point where you will have to flee your country too, just like many are doing it already. Migration happens naturally in nature. And I will add that migration will occur on a system of controls humans create because we can all be corrupted, and we can't make perfect systems to control the resources our planet offers. When a system of control appears that may replace the old, you can bet those that benefit from the old will oppose the new.

@francis105d2

I am restarting again. I am not new to ReadCash and NoiseCash. Still, I have decided to create a new ReadCash account because I will only use my previous ReadCash account for cryptocurrencies. I will be using my second account to post about everything else I may think of without a particular topic. I must add that I won't be adding new content to my old accounts that often either, not because there is not plenty to write about cryptocurrencies and especially Bitcoin Cash, but because I wish to try new things. My old account used to be about Bitcoin Cash 95% of the time, but after a certain point, you feel like you have written all there is, and your mind goes dry. I will write again about cryptocurrencies once I think I have something new to write, something that I have not posted previously. I won't promise a new article every day with this account because I am taking it easy this time. I want to make sure I write the topics I feel like writing about, and hopefully, my thoughts will spin others to write about their world and how they see it so that together we can have a better world. I don't think I will be writing personal stuff either because I don't want to have my personal life known by the internet, not because I may have something to hide but because staying private is an excellent way to have peace of mind. Now I will be writing about my opinion on topics that others may find not that attractive, but I guess that is the beauty of freedom of speech. I hope that what I write may empower you to have a better life, and I also hope that what I write brings more value to the reader than just simple words but a new perspective on everyday observations on where we could all improve. And a great deal will also be if my message reaches you not just with empowerment but also brings you entertainment to your life. I am writing from the US if that is of any importance. I believe that all human rights start with having an open conversation about the topics that affect us all, not just in real life but more and more about our digital lives when we visit the internet. That previous statement means that what I write is how I see the world in my real world, and I will express what I feel from a perspective that what I write may affect us all. I am saying that when I write, both digital and real worlds come together to form a better society.