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Originally Posted by spence
Any less fictitious as the housing market?
-spence
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And fictitious inflation rates. Fictitious unemployment rates. Fictitious campaign promises. Fictitious reasons for regulations. Fictitious differences between fictitious politicians creating fictitious government granting fictitious rights. In many respects, fictitious lives. We are living in an age of the grand fiction. One of the few things human we count on being real is our sports. Sort of.
It's got to be a beyotch calculating the value of the bit coin at the time of purchase or sale since it's value fluctuates so violently. Do you think this is an attempt to get rid of it?