I would be very cautious about this. Coins are a lot more conductive than water, and if you've got coins touching or nearly touching one another,...
If you wash with soap too frequently, it's bad for your skin. But if a sick person spits up on you, you need to wash with soap; your skin's...
Yeah, I was also thinking that we'll get more dollars for PM in a few years, but they won't be worth as much. Of course, I thought exactly the...
I haven't tried to collect statistics, and I only look at a tiny subset of eBay, but I'd guess that they're hurting big-time in this....
Early guidance was that the virus remained infectious for up to 72 hours on hard surfaces, only 24 hours on cardboard or paper. I don't especially...
Just don't trip over any dead cats...
The Gold-Silver Ratio continues to visit territory it's never touched before. Goldcollector continues to tread the same ground that countless...
Simple scum -- someone who offers goods for sale, takes the payment, never delivers the goods, and pretends nothing ever happened.
As long as everybody remembers to turn off the camera and microphone before taking a restroom break...
I saw a news story yesterday about a "run" (more of a fast stroll) on the banks in NYC. A couple of branches ran out of $100s, but were restocked...
Thank you for staying on the job! Our company is apparently getting a lot of new trials related to COVID-19. My own job isn't very directly...
Just a shame that viruses aren't bacteria.
It's been "becoming worthless" since 1973. Still makes for very expensive toilet paper, even in the current circumstances.
The problem is that the measurement is a single number. If they were measuring several dimensions separately it might be harder, but I think it...
That makes sense. And one of the problems we're trying to address right now is presumably a massive reduction in the velocity of money, given all...
My skepticism is partly because I think you could easily come up with a fake composition that fools the machine. I don't know that anyone has done so.
I've felt the same way about previous rounds of explosive money-printing, and I'm still waiting on hyperinflation. The only thing I can figure is...
Yes, I remember this very idea coming up in the context of the 2008 crash. It makes as much sense as anything else that goes on with monetary policy.
One of the few cases where I agree that the Sigma is a useful tool.
I'm thinking at one point they were offering tungsten-cored gold for something like a quarter the price of a legit piece -- there was enough gold...
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