/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29011535
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A FUCKING BAT MARKET

The mantra of "We must flatten the curve" is like "Saddam Hussein has weapons of mass destruction" or "Assad is gassing his own people" or "most of the world is going to be underwater soon." Dr Wolfgang Wodarg is calling the coronavirus an outbreak of mass delusion and panic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_AyuhbnPOI

1) Dr John Ioannidis, Prof from Stanford University, points out that the only true case-study which we have of the coronavirus shows a death-rate as low as 0.05% and that generally the data has been insufficient.

https://www.statnews.com/2020/03/17/a-fiasco-in-the-making-as-the-coronavirus-pandemic-takes-hold-we-are-making-decisions-without-reliable-data/

2) Nobody dies only of the coronavirus: 99% of those who die with it have comorbidities, and the average age of death is 80. People are simply flooding into hospitals to die there who ordinarily would have passed away peacefully at home.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-18/99-of-those-who-died-from-virus-had-other-illness-italy-says

3) Doctors and nurses often go into isolation for 14 days for fear of spreading the virus, causing shortages of staff.

4) Italy, the cause celebre of the overwhelming of medical infrastructure, had an outbreak of tuberculosis before this all began.

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2020/03/bill-sardi/italy-is-second-country-with-coronavirus-outbreak-preceded-by-a-tuberculosis-epidemic/

5) Panic about the virus causes many to flee from cities into the countryside, overwhelming resources in areas which are ill-equipped to handle a large volume of people.

As Dr Wodarg says, the way this works is, first you manufacture a contrived pandemic by intentionally testing everybody who is ill for coronaviruses. Then you inflict tyranny on the general public, who, owing to media panic-mongering, actually beg for it. Finally, like Italy and China, you stop doing the tests, and claim that your authoritarian measures have solved a problem which you created.

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>>17461862

>actually a good idea
>has developers with experience and prior success working on it
>has an actual business model
>actually disrupts an industry that is fucked beyond belief
>seeks to take marketshare from a bloated, hateful corpse that users are eager to get away from
>normie friendly, 2 button clicks to cash out once your account is set up, and no fucking around with wallets unless you want to
>e-celeb friendly, in the era of ecelebs
>perfect use case for Ethereum
>nobody else is doing it yet
>literally trains normies to use crypto and encourages them to get into it

If you don't see the potential for BAT and Brave you're a fucking brainlet. They will automatically get millions in free advertising because every major publisher is going to try and get their readers to switch to Brave so they can increase their profits. The public sentiment turning on Facebook and Google also benefits Brave. I wouldn't be surprised if Google and facebook bought a few billion BAT as a hedge against revenue loss and to have a defense against potential government anti-trust lawsuits

I'm not saying go all in but you should at least have a suicide stack in case it moons
>>11997930
/biz/ newfags don't even know who Brendan "4th reich" Eich is.