>>11795716

>WW2 Generation: Survive the Great Depression, World War II and re-build the world from the ashes

>Baby Boomers and Millennials: "OH MY FUCKING GAWD THIS VIRUS THAT IS ONLY SLIGHTLY MORE DANGEROUS THAN THE ANNUAL FLU ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL NUMBERS WHICH ARE TOTALLY REAL ONLY HAS A 99% SURVIVAL RATE FUUUUUUUUUUUUCK WE NEED TO SHUT THE ENTIRE WORLD DOWN FUCKFUCKUFCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCKFUCK JUST WEAR THE CLOTH MASK WHICH HAS BEEN SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN TO DO VIRTUALLY NOTHING FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK"

>>11795788

Not entirely, everyone over 60 I know is terrified to this day to a slightly under 100% survival rate. It's actually very depressing watching my parent's generation turn into blubbering lunatics at the thought of death. Says to me they know they wasted their lives and are terrified to meet God.

>>11795798

It's almost like crypto is little more than the 21st century version of a casino and would be completely worthless in the event of a war or anything that takes out services for any amount of time.

>"I-I BOUGHT BITCOIN IN 2010!!! LET ME IN I'M FUCKING RICH!!!!"

>"Sir, the internet hasn't worked in months. Do you have anything to trade?"

>"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

>>11795863

You can't even form sentences. I don't know if I trust your perspective on generational relationships.

>>11795932

Any time I see someone pushing "muh blockchain" it's always either some ultra-rich CEO that stands to profit greatly or some soyboy techie drone that lives exclusively on the internet and can't fathom life without it. They always paint it as something that's too good to be true, a utopian financial system.

Bullshit. Knock out power for a specific city or a server room somewhere and there goes your entire net worth.

>>11795936

Good luck getting anyone to turn it off. They're legitimately addicted like heroin to ragebait MSM stories and sitcom re-runs.

>>11795977

He's very obviously an asset, within the Rogan/Jones "trust us we're your friends" camp.

You'll notice during every podcast that he has Joe Rogan's caricature in the shot. Every time. It's very intentional, these people all work together to influence minds through scripted conversations. They're actors and puppets.

>>11795967

Lmao we've been getting blamed for everything since we were teenagers. The Recession was our fault despite being in high school/college, the state of civilization is our fault despite having a 5th of the money our parents had at our age and 0 influence over anything and now we're to blame for covid which just destroyed our career prospects for the 2nd time in our 20s.

Personally, I'm fully used to it and it's good practice for when everyone continues to blame me for everything when I get old.