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John McAfee · archived post

@iamjpevans Help who? If not "you" then you are a liar.

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Reply to @star95011

@star95011 Me too.

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Reply to @Ghost87484713

@Ghost87484713 The economics of primitive societies is valid even in the most complex economies.

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Reply to @de_obfusc8ter

@obfusc8ter No exceptions

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Reply to @whotookmaname

@whotookmaname Not yet

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Reply to @jeremymstamper

@jeremymstamper Lmfao!!

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Reply to @AllisterHenders

@AllisterHenders :)

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Reply to @crazywhiteboydj

@crazywhiteboydj Unlikely

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Reply to @CryptoLogic12

@CryptoLogic12 True

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Reply to @ekozie

@ekozie Yep

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@Legi0n Not fully. We have to factor in labor, production and capital, although all economic theories miss the following extremely obvious point: Labor precedes the enjoyment of production. No one has yet factored in th8s obvious point.

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