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heres a bone kid

>>24153073
tech

>>24128787
refute this or stay quiet

show her this

CTO is former NSA

>>23983683
>Bitcoin

>>23983165
>Modern day Christian think all good comes from their book.
Nobody is good except one. Everybody sins.
>That without their book nothing would be good.
The new testament is supplementary, the old testament (Judaic) provides context.
>Jesus was a jew
Therefore say I unto you, The kingdom of God shall be taken from you, and given to a nation bringing forth the fruits thereof.
>"Read this and this alone. Everyone else is wrong bad and won't be saved. My book and way of life and interpretation of things is IT. NOTHING ELSE."
Because every other religion yells out to focus on doing good deeds only, and to transcend via meditation. What other religion has a sacrificial element?

>What is really the point of it if He could do it without spawning a human?
A sign in the sky is similar to "virtue signaling" or in other words, all talk no action. Converting a part of yourself into flesh is similar to "putting skin in the game". He is putting himself in the shoes of the righteous and receiving human nature(slander, hostility, injustice etc.), it is a level above empathy.

Additionally, a sign in the sky is capable of being misunderstood. In the flesh, Jesus Christ struggled to gain the trust of man because they thought he was working with the devil because he was casting demons out of men. Jesus Christ then rebukes them by saying "a kingdom cannot stand when it is divided". Today, recognized as "divide and(to) conquer".

It is courage fueled by a love to go above empathy. Jesus Christ dying sets an example to every Christ follower, the message is to not be afraid because your spirit will live.

I can see how it can seem blasphemous, but if God does wish to reveal himself with humility and via action not talk, then Jesus Christ is an excellent example.

>>23938452
never selling

>>23919205
>3rd to bottom
"Vision" "SBI"
Beethoven

>>23900363
my blue pilled normie friend only holds 100$ worth (1 year ago), hes now in the stock market

>>23848037

I read the fudbingo on Marketcap. So is the marketcap fud

1. a failure to imagine how big of a role XRP has to fill
2. >if we haven't reached these numbers then we can't ever reach them, if company x has the largest marketcap then ripple can't leapfrog past them because i can't imagine the scalability
3. a failure to realize upwards price adjustment is needed in order to work (satisfy demand) efficiently
4. Labeling XRP as a: represents an ownership position in a publicly-traded corporation via stock - when it is actually a vehicle for transporting value detached from ripple

When are drops/xrp destroyed?

Also, can the next baker use this image, I want to see BITCOIN Maximalists seethe.

>>23801631
xrp price is sontrolled

>>23801161
Memorize this image into your peanut sized brain