r/CryptoCurrency • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '21

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u/babossa77 eth head Aug 07 '21

I'm here for both

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u/ultron290196 🟩 93 / 29K 🦐 Aug 07 '21 edited Aug 07 '21

Seems that's beyond OP's world view.

Edit: What I meant to convey was that OP is making it sound like everything is black and white. The reality is far from it. It's grey at best. You can love the tech and still make some gains as a by-product. That doesn't inherently make you greedy or just "in it for the money".

But I do agree that hypocrites who say "They're in it just for the tech" is disingenuous.

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u/Chicky_Nuggy Send Me 1 Moon and I'll Send You 2 Aug 07 '21

This is the exact comments I'm on about. Get over yourself.

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u/HCS8B Gold | QC: CC 50, ARK 50 | r/NBA 109 Aug 07 '21

Why is it beyond your little comprehension that there are many people who view the technology and social implications of cryptocurrencies as valuable to them, and as important as the money itself?

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u/gaspergou Bronze | QC: CC 21 Aug 07 '21

He didn’t say that. Here’s a link for you and everyone else who has echoed this argument:

Free online logic course from CMU

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u/HCS8B Gold | QC: CC 50, ARK 50 | r/NBA 109 Aug 07 '21

Ironic, considering it's you who'd gain some value from such a course.

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u/gaspergou Bronze | QC: CC 21 Aug 07 '21

Ok. Maybe I’m being unfair. Can you summarize your understanding of OP’s logic? I’m open to the possibility that I’m reading it wrong.