/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>23849628
>I feel like I have way more in common with you anons than I do with my friends and people in life
You probably do desu, thats why were all here

>>19963063
its actually the opposite

>>17262263
>what you've learned about yourself from crypto
I dont think ive learned much from crypto desu, besides maybe understanding market cycles and how it applies to group psychology. I did learn a lot from 4chan though. I started coming here early/mid 2016 after redit banned the fat people hate subredit. 4chan taught me to believe in God as it manifests through my conscience. I think more than anything else, 4chan teaches you how to filter out bullshit and listen to yourself. It helped me filter through fake news at first. Summer/fall 2017 i started coming to /biz/. The same ability is useful in crypto. Since its decentralized, all crypto marketing is really just bagholders shilling their coins. The ability to sift through the bullshit that the "experts" sell is the reason 4channers will inherit the earth. Its why we all hold LINK and none of redit does.

>>16412866
I'm that same poster, but changed ID.

To me, it looks like Satan or demiurge kind of entity eating the world. Reminds me of saturn and him locking us in time, eating his children etc.

Then there is a rabbit on the moon, which is the Chinese mythological symbol where it's stirring life or something.

Buddha on the left and possibly Saturn behind him reminds me of what humans ought to achieve, ascending past the materialism that can be seen what the entity in the middle is eating.

Am I close?

>>16168876
Present

>>16156322
My children the rapture is nigh

>>16155235
Youre gonna make it anon

>>15705290
Based. The best way i can describe 4chans influence on me is that it taught me to think for myself and take responsibility for my own actions. Everywhere we look these days were surrounded by people telling us what to think and how to live. It comes in the form of television, social media, celebrities, teachers, politicians, reddit upvotes, coworkers. On 4chan youre on your own. There is no authority figure to tell you what to think or what to do. Youre ultimately responsible for making your own judgements here. Theres an infinite amount of information, but its up to you to decide what information is good and whats bad. It forced me to find myself, to find values, to find out what was important to me and what i wanted out of life. Without being thrown into the 4chan fire, i dont know that i ever wouldve escaped the marxist pushed mindset of demoralization that so many people suffer from. And i couldnt have done any of that without the constant shitposts, insults, and ridicule from all of you glorious anonymous faggots. Love you guys. Were all gonna make it.

>>14407617
>(((nuclear))) weapons were a way to solve the prisoners dilemma on a global scale
exactly

>“My uncle used to tell me about nuclear before nuclear was nuclear,” Trump said in one interview, “before nuclear” referring, perhaps, to the development of hydrogen bombs, rather than basic atomic bombs, or perhaps just to that netherworld where things wait until Trump judges them to be fashionable or flashy enough to exist.
>in 1943 the F.B.I. had enough faith in his technical ability and his discretion to call him in when Nikola Tesla died in his room at the New Yorker Hotel, in Manhattan, raising the question of whether enemy agents might have had a chance to learn some of his secrets before the body was found.
>Professor Trump examined Tesla’s papers and equipment, and, in a written report, told the F.B.I. not to worry: Tesla’s “thoughts and efforts during at least the past 15 years were primarily of a speculative, philosophical, and somewhat promotional character,” but “did not include new, sound, workable principles or methods for realizing such results.”
https://www.newyorker.com/news/amy-davidson/donald-trumps-nuclear-uncle

>>14407466
pic related

>>14225243
unironically true