@Rob Battisti how is this whole Trump coin not an indirect way to win favor/ bribe Trump? I know the reported amount made isn’t a realized amount but it still seems transparently unethical. Doesn’t seem like a good idea at all politicians could do this.
@Rob Battisti how is this whole Trump coin not an indirect way to win favor/ bribe Trump? I know the reported amount made isn’t a realized amount but it still seems transparently unethical. Doesn’t seem like a good idea at all politicians could do this.
I haven’t been around to comment since this shit format.
The TRUMP coin is most certainly an egregious act. It is both absurd on its face as well as the transparent wave of the future on how politicians, celebrities and businesses will raise capital.
Why would any business ever go to VC and lose equity when they can launch a chain and raises potentially hundreds of millions instantly?
Why would any politician not launch their own coin to fund their campaign?
The future will depend on regulations and how the ethical question comes into play.
I don’t like this future but I also think it has some benefits — specifically around businesses raising capital.
@Rob Battisti how is this whole Trump coin not an indirect way to win favor/ bribe Trump? I know the reported amount made isn’t a realized amount but it still seems transparently unethical. Doesn’t seem like a good idea at all politicians could do this.
I also am disappointed at his “crypto asset reserve”. It should only ever be Bitcoin and this was a pure lobbying play by Ripple which is a piece of shit.
I just read that Elon forced out the head of the FAA. I wonder if it has anything to do with the guy blocking something he wants to do regarding Space X or his satellites. The Country is being sold out from right under our feet.
No doubt. Just thinking for the most popular. Turkey is usually grabbed quicker. I like all her selections if made proper. Just throwing out popular preferences.
@koquerelle is this true? are wild turkeys really taking over the streets of montreal?
Wild turkeys are suddenly popping up throughout Montreal
Wild turkeys have become a regular occurrence in parts of Montreal.
Residents waiting for the bus or taking out the trash are noticing they have company — the company of wild turkeys.
Tadeusz Splawinski, researcher and biologist with the Canadian Wild Turkey Federation, said the presence of wild turkeys in the city has become the new normal.
Experts say wild turkey populations in southern Quebec have steadily climbed over the past two decades due to warming temperatures.
Splawinski says the resourceful birds are flocking to cities to evade hunters and are thriving in urban environments.
This, however, causes concern that predators could be following close behind.
“I think Montrealers will see a rise in coyote populations as the turkey population grows,” said David Bird, a wildlife biology professor at McGill University.
Experts say the resourceful birds are flocking to cities to evade hunters and are thriving in urban environments. Are predators following close behind?
@koquerelle is this true? are wild turkeys really taking over the streets of montreal?
Wild turkeys are suddenly popping up throughout Montreal
Wild turkeys have become a regular occurrence in parts of Montreal.
Residents waiting for the bus or taking out the trash are noticing they have company — the company of wild turkeys.
Tadeusz Splawinski, researcher and biologist with the Canadian Wild Turkey Federation, said the presence of wild turkeys in the city has become the new normal.
Experts say wild turkey populations in southern Quebec have steadily climbed over the past two decades due to warming temperatures.
Splawinski says the resourceful birds are flocking to cities to evade hunters and are thriving in urban environments.
This, however, causes concern that predators could be following close behind.
“I think Montrealers will see a rise in coyote populations as the turkey population grows,” said David Bird, a wildlife biology professor at McGill University.
Experts say the resourceful birds are flocking to cities to evade hunters and are thriving in urban environments. Are predators following close behind?
I turkey hunted all my life and they are hard to hunt due to their seeing color, hearing and quickness to evade shotgun range (have to shoot them in the head). These turkeys like the ones that came around Boston when I was there are not afraid of humans. More adapted to seeing people regularly. If you go to a hunting ranch in Texas it's similar. They are used to being fed and seeing humans so much easier to kill. Some parts of the article don't seem right imo.
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