John McAfee · archived post

@hitney_ouston @Lisa_Lefteye Yes.

Gold is laughable compared to cryptocurrencies. How do you frationalize gold? How do you ship it? It's physical so how do you safely store it. It was good for people 3,000 years ago. Today it is inherently worthless. Soon it will drop in value as crypto currencies climb.

@Lisa_Lefteye The human heart. Hope. Dreams of the young. Love. Loss. Sorrow. Bliss. In these you find the soul of inherent value.

@Lisa_Lefteye Life forced it on me.

@KingLutron Indeed sir! I stand metaphorically corrected.

@LoganJastremski Ethereum has an inherent volume flaw. If this is not fixed, Ethereum, of necessity, will disappear from the scene.

@wheelchairjuice @mikeinspace Yes sir, you are correct. But flour is also needed for human survival, yet it's value is a few dollars per oer pound.

@uFearETH Yes. I love gold. Yet the only worthwhile investment us cryptocurrencies.

@TokenWhiteBoy1 @PeterSchiff No clue. Ask him. He is a normal human like myself.

@segag Yes

@tonyestondixon2 Right

@sedonatvcom Who cares. Crypto is destined to win.

@cryptosizzle They know where I live.

@LenBiasDandruff There is that. True. But if that happens you'll be too busy planning how to eat your neighbor rather than trying to get his gold.

@rleder Back to the 1800's eh? Fine with me.

@opendotgov True my friend

@depad61 Tes

@DanmarkLarsen1 @cryptoniac90 Indeed. Investment in a random shoelace company has fared bettee.

@sonicx161 I am a substantial investor so I cannot legally advise you.

@jonpete69 Yes true. And jewelry is such an impirtant part of human society, politics, love, life and death. I apologize for not prioritizing it.

@RealMilesBowker @Lisa_Lefteye No. Give me one so that you, too, can spy on me.

@onesick @LenBiasDandruff Won't rob me dude https://t.co/Qtqdjm9nuW

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