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>>21788682
Ladies and gentlemen. We got him

how many people are you going to evict?

>>20724225
Any resources for learning how to backyard/cottage mint? Is $1000 a good comfy investment or are you wanting more capital? Thanks anon. Hope your enterprise goes well.

*Ting* *Ting*
All coworkers please assemle, i have an announcement to make.
FUCK N.........

>>20292497
This. 4chan has many boards that are degenerate garbage, meme spamming autists, tripfag and namefag circlejerk generals and glowie slide threads. But, 4chan is also one of the only places on the internet where you can find real discussion without fear of IRL doxxing, and this because everyone posts anonymously. Ergo, people say what they mean without fear of reprisals. The moderation is bad, but it's better than Reddit, that heavily filters what can and cannot be said and which ideas are "good" and which ideas are "bad". It is largely done without the express need of mods thanks to the voting system that posts have. For practical purposes (such as learning to build something in sequence), I can see this system having some use. For all other discussions, it is counter-productive to actual knowledge and truth due to this natural filtration system, where the most upvoted post is treated as gospel, even if it's demonstrably wrong. This is a highly effective method of social conditioning through consensus thought. "If EVERYONE agrees on it, surely it MUST be true!" cries the Redditor.

Ultimately, 4chan is also not immune to this kind of conditioning, but it is highly resistant to it. Even clear troll or bait posts are sometimes given some leeway in order to discuss why they're wrong, or in rare instances may even change one's mind about a subject or topic they thought they knew; or, at the very least, get them to THINK. One anonymous person can change the perspective of another anonymous person, be it through memes or a seemingly ridiculous (at first) assertion, which if 4chan followed the Reddit format, would be lost in the mob of popular consensus, downvoted to oblivion. It's for that reason that I still browse 4chan even after 10 years. For all the ocean of piss that this site is, there are precious kernels of truth that have improved me as a person, but you do have to sift through a lot of bullshit to get to it. Also, the memes are funny.

why do we need stable coins? we have bitcoin

to suck or not to suck, this is the question

>>18809727
not a whore, an actress

come closer anon, feel and guess what's in my pocket

ok

>>17146337
no

the true crypto black pill is there is a nigger living on the blockchain

newfag here, any stories about giveaways?

>>12894461

>tfw 57 link and still gonna make it

this one is a long hodl but just hodl

Running air bnb and buying shitcoins is ok. I also clean other peoples airbnb great money no working for the man ever.

>guilt
>work ethic

You can stop letting spooks have power over you for a start