I've always gotten the sense that The Rock was a Governator style conservative.

Wait, what?

I met him before a show once, and he was incredibly nice. I went to a taping of the Daily Show and Jon Stewart was a bit of a jerk. That sucked, but honestly I was way more invested in liking Stephen Colbert, so I feel like I got the better end of that deal.

Aren't they basically six different governments at this point?

So is the monarchy of Malaysia.

No, because Canada is laid-back, and Belgium is . . . not. Well, I guess they're sorta like France's Quebec. Except Quebec is France's Quebec.

But if works. Because people keep. fucking. responding to them.

Maybe I just want to punch Grandpa?

Wait, what special election did we win yesterday?

What do you think he took over the Fed for?

Bill o'Reilly I want to see punched in the face. Hannity I just want to see publicly humiliated.

The big problem as I see it is that nobody knows what version of blockchain will eventually be mass adopted. I doubt that it'll be bitcoin, which puts a little bit of a ceiling on the market. But there's still some money in short-term speculation.

Not really. Honestly, I don't have enough money to invest, so I don't really know anything other than the idea behind how blockchains work.

Wait. That's not how the internet works!

The one thing we have working in our advantage is just how closed off the Republican echo chamber actually is. Even if we win in Montana, they'll probably keep believing that Trumpism is the future right up until 2020.

By all accounts, though, most people there aren't on board with his BS.

On one hand, I completely understand how alien this hatred seems, and it's incredibly important that we understand this isn't normal and it's abhorrent. But I'm uncomfortable about the "human or demon" rhetoric, because it allows us to tell ourselves that we would never be capable of something like this, because…

the right will just use their "The muslims never condemn, they keep to themselves and hate everyone" rhetoric

The nice thing about Ethereum is the EVM's design. Honestly, I think some of the things that'll drive blockchain development the most will be the boring applications like supply chain management or multiple stakeholder exchanges. Ethereum is fantastic for that stuff.

Yeah, but the issue is point of sale, not the actual transfer of currency. You're arranging it in advance, so everyone knows that you're planning to sell. The nature of market speculation raises two issues, 1) is this person trying to sell because they know something I don't and 2) we know the market will be flooded…