/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17819222
book related talks about how the author had a severe spinal injury and healed it using his mind
https://theionpublishing.com/shop/cult-of-the-black-cube/

>>16234388
Life has market cycles too anon

>>15903337

>>15233889
>NO ONE, NO ONE has asked a WORTHY question to the ORACLE!
>How many times do you get such an opportunity?????? Last chance
When will the concept of ($-dollars-$) be done away with?
>rotate the dollar sign 90 degrees and you understand that it represents a sinusoidal wave
When will currency finally be anchored to the fundamental metric (namely Time)?

>>14933575
>GLUPTOCARRENCY IS DA FUTUR TESLA KNEW
monkey see
monkey do

>>14918861
>>14919156
I bought in the ICO
they told me I was stupid
now they realize
I tell you to buy linkpool now
let's see what you do
>monkey see
>monkey do

>>14901899
>they think they're helping us
what do you (((think)))?
I know what I think...
>pic related
wh(O)a...

>>14891061

>>14882120
keep in mind, without calendars we would never have been able to move on from nomads
with calendars we were finally able to cultivate and begin the technology of agriculture
>pic related
>what's in the box?
heh...it's kind of a funny joke if you think about it
<>;-)
think about how we first discovered the concept of tracking time
isn't that a very fundamental discovery?
the very first things organized humans did was establish calendars
>pic related is how we first discovered time
>inb4 aliens just dropped a simple cube and we started "grokking" over it like in that 2001 space odyssey scene

>>14845009
>I like your idea about time travelers guiding is, the first time I have heard of it.
>it's an interesting one eh?
>could explain a lot of what we see and those (((coincidences))) that work out all too perfectly
pic related

>>14586290
>What is that?
pic related

>>14531321
>pic related
>(((eye in the sky)))

>>14416927

>>14163621
you'd probably be the type of person to say
>pic related
is a coincidence as well

Insider here, some of you are alright so I'm going throw you a bone: The Chainlink team are giving a behind-closed-doors presentation next week to an audience that will include Steve Easterbrook. Don't underestimate the importance of supply chains.

>>14022341

>>13878212
>>13878569
>>13878938
>dark side of the moon
>2001: a spacy odyssey
>kubrick put in so many jokes in there to let the illuminated viewer know that the filmed moon landings were just as fictitious as his movie (plus a couple of good jabs at IBM for good measure)
>2001 - 9/11
>moon/sun distance/size ratio is perfect to create an eclipse
>pic related
>wtf is going on here...

>>13870474
Tesla is cheap at the moment, in my opinion. As long as the company survives there is lots of room on the market for electric cars in the future.

Some people say Netflix might be in a pinch these days since Disney is about to launch a competitor.

If you can buy some Nestlé it might be smart, they have over 2000 brands in over 150 countries. They have 30% stake in L'Oreal.

I hear Alphabet (GOOGL) own something like 7% in SpaceX if you want a cut of SpaceX.

Buying more Amazon might be smart. They will take over the world some day, you know.

>>13563655
>but muh edukkkation
lol they appeal to authority by trying to show how smart they are because they got their (((degrees)))
if it isn't in STEM, trying to show off your degree is pure COPE and speaks to a lower level of cognition since they are operating in a world where their identity is defined by the awards and titles bestowed to them by (((authorities)))

>>13492871
>>13492893
>it's all just one big coincidence