Hello Matt, I lost my Phyle log-in password some time ago and the password reset system does not seem to respond by sending a reset email. What can we do to fix it? Thanks!
Beware the plague of the double-barrel surnames. Astute observation, profound insight and a powerful indicator with which to navigate. Thank you Doug and Matt.
PS I would like to give Doug a polite hurry up request on getting Charlie Knight v4 Terrorist onto the market asap. I have found all other literary distractions from our present reality to be exceedingly inferior. Cheers.
Doug and Matt, The other day someone asked about Mises' regression idea concering how fiat money retains value after getting disconnected from its orginal gold backing. It is common sense: People trust the money with gold backing, trust the money after that backing has been partly taken away, continue to trust it in exchange after the backing is completely removed. They do this because they know the fiat money has always been accepted in trade and commerce, both recently and in the distant past; and so they know it will be accepted in payment today and very probably next month, or next year, or next decade, with that estimate depedent on the knowlege and experience of the holder.
Matt especially might be interested in reading the following, but maybe Doug too. "A Farewell to Virology" by Mark Bailey MD of New Zealand. He explains why the idea of viruses is pseudoscience: not only unproven, but embedded with logical problems discovered in suppressed studies. One study by kidney specialists demosntrated the impossibility of distinguishing between a particlar virus and extracellular vesicles. (That's because they are the same thing). Another study demosntrated that so-called anti-bodies--immune chemicals claimed to bind from memory to specific viruses---are non-specific, meaning they bind to all sorts of substances, not just some alleged virion. Meaning anti-body testing is worthless. Perhaps they should worry about finding the body before assigning it an anti-body.
Private placements are Risky. Several folks say to invest in the best 20 that you can find. One will hit the stars, a very few will break even and the rest will lose some or all.
Gregg Stillman
Republican Debate, aka, Trump and the seven dwarfs, Grumpy much cuter than Christie
Hello Matt, I lost my Phyle log-in password some time ago and the password reset system does not seem to respond by sending a reset email. What can we do to fix it? Thanks!
David, please email me at help@phyle.co and I’ll get it sorted out. Thx
For some reason, the video doesn't play...
It works for most, but you're now the third person to report difficulty. Here's the link on Rumble: https://rumble.com/v3jwkuq-doug-casey-on-forbidden-topics-and-viewer-questions.html
Thanks Matt, that link you sent worked. Thanks, have a great weekend!
Beware the plague of the double-barrel surnames. Astute observation, profound insight and a powerful indicator with which to navigate. Thank you Doug and Matt.
PS I would like to give Doug a polite hurry up request on getting Charlie Knight v4 Terrorist onto the market asap. I have found all other literary distractions from our present reality to be exceedingly inferior. Cheers.
Doug and Matt, The other day someone asked about Mises' regression idea concering how fiat money retains value after getting disconnected from its orginal gold backing. It is common sense: People trust the money with gold backing, trust the money after that backing has been partly taken away, continue to trust it in exchange after the backing is completely removed. They do this because they know the fiat money has always been accepted in trade and commerce, both recently and in the distant past; and so they know it will be accepted in payment today and very probably next month, or next year, or next decade, with that estimate depedent on the knowlege and experience of the holder.
Matt especially might be interested in reading the following, but maybe Doug too. "A Farewell to Virology" by Mark Bailey MD of New Zealand. He explains why the idea of viruses is pseudoscience: not only unproven, but embedded with logical problems discovered in suppressed studies. One study by kidney specialists demosntrated the impossibility of distinguishing between a particlar virus and extracellular vesicles. (That's because they are the same thing). Another study demosntrated that so-called anti-bodies--immune chemicals claimed to bind from memory to specific viruses---are non-specific, meaning they bind to all sorts of substances, not just some alleged virion. Meaning anti-body testing is worthless. Perhaps they should worry about finding the body before assigning it an anti-body.
Michael Rectenwald on Libertarian Ticket
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRSfd0zthYs
Your Thoughts?
Private placements are Risky. Several folks say to invest in the best 20 that you can find. One will hit the stars, a very few will break even and the rest will lose some or all.
There are ways you can increase those odds a bit. But, yes they are risky.
Thanks
https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/?utm_source=navbar&utm_medium=web&r=1b7up2
Another funny and informative read. Jeff doesn’t disappoint
Have a great weekend