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musing-threads · @musing-threads · Nov 1 '18

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@abhaya504 · Nov 2 '18

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@hareestuni · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

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@jplaughing · Nov 2 '18

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@bingham · Nov 1 '18

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@acesontop · Nov 1 '18

$0.43

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👍 musing, lolicorn

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@acesontop · Nov 2 '18

$0.47

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👍 musing, green-heron

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

$0.45

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👍 musing, reazuliqbal, largeadultson

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@josediccus · Nov 2 '18

$1.36

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👍 musing, reazuliqbal, zayedsakib, lolicorn

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@acesontop · Nov 1 '18

$1.43

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👍 musing, green-heron

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@hamg96 · Nov 1 '18

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@jadyclem · Nov 1 '18

$0.03

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👍 dustsweeper, green-heron

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@acesontop · Nov 2 '18

$0.47

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👍 musing, lolicorn

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

$1.37

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👍 musing, reazuliqbal, largeadultson

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@erikah · Nov 2 '18

$0.46

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👍 musing, lolicorn

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@jlordc · Nov 2 '18

$1.38

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👍 musing, reazuliqbal

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@mobi72 · Nov 2 '18

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👍 lolicorn

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@saiful39 · Nov 2 '18

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@acesontop · Nov 1 '18

$0.50

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👍 musing, onealfa, markgritter, lolicorn

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 1 '18

$1.24

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👍 musing, motherboy

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@acesontop · Nov 1 '18

If you would be given a Tesla Model 3 or a diesel Mercedes at the same price range with paid fuel for five years which one would you choose? Why?

<p>Hope I will remember to ask you in five years. A matter of fact Mercedes will launch by 2020 an electric S class to compete against the Model S.</p>

👍 lolicorn

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@jingis07 · Nov 2 '18

$0.48

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👍 musing

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@onealfa · Nov 3 '18

$0.47

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👍 musing, dolleyb

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@acesontop · Nov 2 '18

$0.47

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@anonsteve · Nov 22 '18

$1.28

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@acesontop · Nov 1 '18

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<p>Thanks. I was used with the markdown shortcuts and didn't even noticed the button, but I am glad that you "musingers" are always helpful. </p>

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@karlitaportz · Nov 2 '18

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@dorislanda · Nov 2 '18

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@iyanfunfun · Nov 1 '18

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They do this with a complete objective to demonstrate the obstruction that the party in Rome has super expert of the Christian Church. Tried and true confirmations don't back this case. There was no one like a \"pope\" in the essential two centuries in Rome, yet over the long haul, by the fourth century, the head diocesan in Rome began to go up against an out of a general sense more obvious expert, especially over spots of veneration in the West. They even began to report to have supreme quality over most of the radiant spots. It was not until the fifth century before there was anything remotely like a pope in Rome. Some say that Leo was the fundamental guaranteed pope. His standard was from AD 440-461. Who the standard \"pope\" was is asking for to be refuted, yet one thing we can state with aggregate assertion is that Peter was not the crucial pope, as there was no pope for the covered up 300+ years of the gathering in Rome. In like way, certifiable check from the most tried and true of the social affair understudies of history don't reinforce the case that Peter was even first pastor of Rome, paying little personality to the way in which that he contributed imperativeness there and was likely martyred in Rome. </p>\n<p>The end on Peter is that he fervently did not found the social gathering in Rome, he without a doubt was not a pope, and hence clearly was not the essential pope. Notwithstanding, is possible that he was at one time one of the priests (senior nationals) in Rome. The insistence isn't complete on this. Despite the way in which that he may have been one of the more settled people/priests in Rome, there is no attestation he was ever the head religious director there. Claims truth be told are made just to help the master of the Roman Catholic Church and are not developed on evidence. </p>\n<p>John Oakes </p>\n<p>Question: </p>\n<p>Catholicsm is a custom which has been taken in clear. Where was its root and the approximatly when did it begin? </p>\n<p>Answer: </p>\n<p>I will remember you are taking a gander at the Roman Catholic Church. There is in addition the Eastern Orthodox Catholic Church and the Coptic Catholic Church. These names are it may be said engaging verbalizations, since the word catholic means expansive. By definition, there can't be more than one broad church. </p>\n<p>In any case, the Roman Catholic Church looks for after its begin back to the essential church which was set up at Pentecost in AD 30. Christians started the get-together in Rome likely by AD 50. Paul visited the settled in haven in AD 63. The Roman Catholic Church can look for after its establishments the parcel back to the basic Christian church in Rome. </p>\n<p>This reality may frustrate you, since you are obviously attentive that the Roman Catholic Church today is to an unprecedented degree inaccessible from holding to scriptural Christianity, with its popes, vestments, favored observances, incense, abstinent clergymen, nuns, church plan and basically more. The Roman Catholic Church is plainly an amazingly corrputed sort of Christianity. Everything considered, the social event in Rome can really look for after its hid establishments in an essentially consistent line to the season of the evangelists. Clearly, Catholics, as Orthodox Christians, are immensely content with their evident roots. My suggestion is that you not battle with this case since it is real. The Episcopalian, Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Pentecostal and different divisions can't ensure what the Roman Church can ensure genuinely. 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@jaff8 · Nov 26 '18 (edited)

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If you can spend money virtually with visa or mastercard then what's the point of cryptocurrencies ?

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@jlordc · Nov 2 '18

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@valth · Nov 2 '18

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@fknmayhem · Nov 2 '18

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@areoye · Nov 1 '18

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@nancybriti · Nov 1 '18

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@arpello · Nov 3 '18

If you could go back to school days, what kind of nickname would you like to get from your friends?

<p>Nice choice. It's the kind of name that makes them feel awesome and respectable.</p>

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@arpello · Nov 1 '18

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@arpello · Nov 1 '18

Do you have structural features and characteristics that make you think you do not belong to the right horoscope?

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@jplaughing · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

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What is your opinion about equality between man and woman?

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@ramela · Nov 1 '18

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@empress-eremmy · Nov 1 '18

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@mobi72 · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

What is best to use on an iphone? Steemd or Steemworld? Or is there some other tool that gives the same info?

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@bjornb · Nov 1 '18

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@empress-eremmy · Nov 1 '18

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@francistagbo · Nov 2 '18

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@bjornb · Nov 1 '18

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@flugschwein · Nov 1 '18

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@bjornb · Nov 1 '18

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@abdulmanan · Nov 2 '18

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@arunava · Dec 28 '18

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@attoan.cmt · Dec 5 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 3 '18

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@erikah · Nov 28 '18

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@jassennessaj · Nov 3 '18

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@jlordc · Dec 4 '18 (edited)

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Are you delegating Steem Power? To who, and why?

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@mazzle · Nov 2 '18

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@mobi72 · Nov 1 '18

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@nonsowrites · Nov 7 '18

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@onealfa · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

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@saiful39 · Nov 2 '18

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@bjornb · Nov 1 '18

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@chrelye1989 · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

What breed of dog is Tintin’s Snowy? And why is it that breed?

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@cryptocopy · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

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@rachel1990 · Nov 2 '18

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@francistagbo · Nov 2 '18

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@empress-eremmy · Nov 1 '18

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@bjornb · Nov 1 '18

Can I delegate Steem Power to Musing.io?

<p>Thank you! Did just that, I delegated some of my steem power to Musing.io!!!</p>

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@jplaughing · Nov 2 '18

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@shivohum2015 · Nov 2 '18

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@bjornb · Nov 1 '18

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@jadyclem · Nov 1 '18

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@jaineel · Nov 1 '18

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@masud1234 · Nov 2 '18

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@nancybriti · Nov 2 '18

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@teebud · Nov 1 '18

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@kalemandra · Nov 2 '18

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@blanchy · Nov 1 '18

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@elprutest · Nov 1 '18

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@lunaticpandora · Nov 1 '18

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@blanchy · Nov 1 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

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Who is the green-heron? And is he the wisest of them all?

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@blanchy · Nov 1 '18

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Who is the green-heron? And is he the wisest of them all?

<p>I can't believe they were sneakier than myself. Hats off to them. Kings among men</p>

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@casonova · Nov 2 '18

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@glenalbrethsen · Nov 3 '18

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@casonova · Nov 1 '18

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@jadyclem · Nov 1 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptocopy · Nov 2 '18

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@chrelye1989 · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

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True or False? The center of the Earth is very hot. Why?

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@johntagbo · Nov 2 '18

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@gamingmemes · Nov 2 '18

what the flip! I had no idea! Outrageous!

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@chuuuckie · Nov 2 '18

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@dtube2 · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

What is the Difference between Anamorphic Lens and a Spherical Lens?

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@sadman88 · Nov 2 '18

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@chuuuckie · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

$1.40

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@gentmartin · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

$0.47

What will be the First SMT to successfully launch this February?

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@chuuuckie · Nov 2 '18

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@deong · Nov 2 '18

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@francistagbo · Nov 2 '18

$2.33

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@martinstomisin · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

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Why do we need to Introduce ourselves to the Steem Platform, is it really necessary?

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@rehan12 · Nov 2 '18

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@chuuuckie · Nov 2 '18

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@holovision · Nov 2 '18

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@chuuuckie · Nov 3 '18

What if Steem reaches $1 Million USD of Market Cap?

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@coffeelovers · Nov 1 '18

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@resuscitate · Nov 1 '18

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@cryptos999 · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptos999 · Nov 2 '18

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@francistagbo · Nov 2 '18

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@futuremind · Nov 2 '18

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@culgin · Nov 2 '18

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@eloghosa · Dec 13 '18 (edited)

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Which crypto project is live and did not have an ICO?

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@divine-sound · Nov 2 '18

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@shivohum2015 · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

$0.48

With how many people, you have talked about the existence of musing(facebook, twitter, private chat, family members etc)?

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@divine-sound · Nov 2 '18

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@crypto-wisdom · Nov 2 '18

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@littymumma · Nov 2 '18

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@shivohum2015 · Nov 2 '18

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@emergehealthier · Nov 2 '18

Who is your favorite author and why?

<p>James and the Giant Peach was one of my favorite books as a kid.  </p>

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@emergehealthier · Nov 4 '18

Who is your favorite author and why?

<p>I never heard of that book, I have added it to my reading list.  My love of reading comes from my Grandmother,  she was an avid reader and would read to me when I was younger.  As I learned to read she would buy me books and we would read together.</p>

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@sport-planet · Nov 1 '18

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@emergehealthier · Nov 2 '18

Who is your favorite author and why?

<p>I love JK Rowling, I read all her books with my son.  J.R.R. Tolkien was my husbands favorite author.</p>

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From the occupiers of Egypt's Tahrir Square, to Los Indignados in Madrid, to open territory pros in Madison and the overall Occupy advancement in North America, Europe, Asia and elsewhere, 2011 saw an \"overall soul of test\" not saw since the spirit of 1968.2 </p>\n<p>Despite the way that the Arab Spring began in Tunisia, Egypt's Tahrir Square came to symbolize both the spirit and procedures of the dynamic moment.3 And Tahrir Square's meaningful centrality helped form a far-fetched alliance between the Arab upsets and the Western law based protests.4 As Time declared, \"The stakes are out and out various in different places… The protestors in the Middle East and North Africa are really kicking the basin to get political systems that for the most part take after the ones that give off an impression of being shockingly undemocratic to protestors in Madrid, Athens, London, and New York City.\"5 But interfacing these movements was a shared dissatisfaction with customary administrative issues that—paying little respect to whether in liberal business person or tyrant settings—stunk of cronyism, corruption, and gross socio-political inequality.6 Accordingly, on the ground dynamic sloganeering frequently resembled that of the 1960s New Left, as protestors tried existing master structures using law based techniques bowed especially \"against vertical fundamental authority and for even decision making: participatory and along these lines popular.</p>\n<p>2011 in the process transformed into the season of the alleged \"Facebook-\" and \"Twitter Revolution.\" Social media goals and adaptable particular contraptions both catalyzed and urged dynamic improvements to remarkable effect. Protestors used these phases to progress adjacent grievances, fabricate information frameworks, and sort out decentralized mass action persistently. Normal for development's activity was Tawakkol Karman, the Yemini activist for women's rights and lion's share rule government who transformed into the principle Arab woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2011, who especially expressed profound gratitude to \"the speedy and astonishing progression of information advancement and the exchanges agitate\" in her Nobel Lecture.8 Here ironicly, as one July 2011 investigation viewed, \"the continuous test ignitions seem to have occurred without indisputable pioneers,\" anyway this was a trademark effect of diffuse enactment. After the quick accomplishment of Tunisia and Egypt, \"the straggling leftovers of the region sought after as scenes of demonstrators and getting away despots went out over al Jazeera and social-media frameworks… Activists used Facebook, Twitter, and diverse regions to pass on plans for civil action, now and again escaping with silliness with officials[.]\"9 This diffuse and leaderless planning show was strikingly reasonable at making unconstrained mass action and, in Tunisia and Egypt in any occasion, acknowledging organization change—following a long time of stable tyrant rule—in just weeks.</p>\n<p>All through the Arab Spring, yet especially obvious because of Egypt, the leaderless model was deliberately feasible, and in addition normatively touted among protestors, researchers, and various in the media. Michael Hardt and Antonio Negri battled that \"These advancements are extreme not despite their nonappearance of pioneers yet rather because of it. They are organized on a level plane as crowds, and their accentuation on larger part rule government at all levels is more than a perfection anyway a key to their power.\"11 Concerning Egypt, a Huffington Post production disseminated the day of Hosni Mubarak's surrender reproved the people who, in proposing the subject of post-dynamic activity, \"revealed a comparative sort of between generational misunderstandings that cost Hosni Mubarak his organization.\" The researchers affirmed that in sureness \"The furious was productive in light of the way that it had no pioneers, only facilitators of base up imperativeness,\" and that \"One of the principle geniuses to ascend out of the uprising, Wael Ghonim, made this point as unequivocally as he could to CNN in the midst of the celebrations. 'I am not a pioneer. The pioneers are in Tahrir Square.'\"12 Some months sometime later \"leaderlessness\" again took overall center of everybody's consideration, this time in the Occupy advancement that grasped the \"dynamic Arab Spring system\" and described itself as a \"leaderless check improvement.\" As if to pound the point, diverse close-by Occupy clusters associated the standard ad absurdum slighting what a couple of people respected a nonappearance of customary sense.</p>\n<p>Thusly Time's choice of \"Year of the Protestor\" moreover reflected, however unassumingly, the counter leadership ethic of the year's most great obstacle advancements. In the Arab world in particular, \"The nonappearance of individual pioneers made it troublesome for specialists to know whom to arrest,\"14 and the solidified specific shrewd of youth protestors and capability of diffuse mobilization and coordination systems by methods for online life accomplished, in irrelevant weeks, what may somehow have taken more standard, broadened models of grassroots resistance years. Meanwhile, \"leaderlessness\" in all cases tended to a radically ubiquity based ideal considered political frustration, and a critical excitement for true blue political freedom and social and political value. </p>\n<p>In this technique there was much that stirred and much to contemplate about, not the smallest being how much the ideal of \"leaderless\" obstacle, or change, built up an appropriate model of political action and opportunity in the whole deal. Sensible concern stems not simply from the test this model stances to customary perception of insurrection and political affiliation, yet furthermore given how the ideal of \"leaderlessness\" has associated with advancement, in a path that on one hand proposes an absolute new sort of open sphere,15 and on another a kind of mass impediment that is right this minute unconstrained and decentralized, anyway regardless formed—ascending in a couple of cases like a blast mob,16 while scarcely being one. </p>\n<p>To look for after the point, at whatever point encouraged crowds return and forward quickly, and are not by any stretch of the imagination fit (or obliged) to deliver a proceeding political space, by then individuals in later political advancements have clung around to \"have\" open spaces and make what Hannah Arendt called an open \"space of appearances\" in which inhabitants act and make open cases about value, injustice, and what ought to be done, that they envision that others will recognize. 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@tania12 · Nov 1 '18

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Notwithstanding, President Mugabe's quiet settlement letter is short: it contains only three short segments. The impression of custom was constrained to the Speaker of the Parliament, Honorable Jacob Mudenda. </p>\n<p>In the declarations of President Mugabe, to the degree Section 96(1) of the Constitution of Zimbabwe, 'I formally sensitive my uninvolved consent as the President of the Republic of Zimbabwe with initiate impact.' As unmistakably gave in Section 96(1) proposed, 'the President may leave his or her office by made notice to the Speaker, who must be given open notice of the surrender when it is possible to do everything considered, and, in any event inside twenty-four hour.' President Mugabe had earlier verbally shown the Speaker of his plan to take off. Verbal indication of expected renunciation was insufficient. It must be in made edge for it to be important. </p>\n<p>Fragment 96(2) has a for all intents and purposes indistinguishable technique, yet just applies to the Vice President who is required to demonstrate his or her very own serene convenience letter to Mr. President and not to the Speaker as required by standards of the President. </p>\n<p>What is essential about the Zimbabwean Constitution is that, it says 'the president 'may leave.' This prescribes President Mugabe had the decision of not leaving paying little notice to whatever weight he may have been looked with. Regardless, the situational reality on the ground was that he was obliged, and he foreseen that would leave and the quiet submission was 'with quick effect.' The weight began from the military which truly put President Mugabe under House Arrest. </p>\n<p>The insignificant truth of putting a picked president, Robert Mugabe, under House Arrest generally impacts what may now be able to be delineated as an entire standard of the African Union, or, so to speak, no condition will there be an affiliation change by non-just means. Removal of President Mugabe from power is a vexed d'ã©tat per brightness and by various means regardless it is exonerated and now being adulated. </p>\n<p>For another reason, President Mugabe's surrender was exceptionally enormous. President Mugabe agreed to leave, and agreeably veritable, he surrendered, yet in a comparative letter of surrender he in like way butchered his uninvolved consent by rehashing his presidential title. Put incredibly, he recouped the title by demonstrating his letter of surrender again in the most remote reason for President of Zimbabwe. The moment he clarified, his objective to leave and in addition totally surrendered, he can never again answer the title of a President, especially that his renunciation passed on actuate results. He should have in this way consolidated the word, 'past,' around the whole of his letter of segregated consent. Expecting, procedurally, his uninvolved consent was 'in the not very far off past subject to the assistance of another expert, the self-portrayal as President of Zimbabwe could be authentic. 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@emrethewriter · Nov 1 '18

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@glenalbrethsen · Nov 1 '18

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@imwatsi · Nov 2 '18

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It is possible fiat currency will crashed? ?

<p>Wonderful write-up! Fiat is definitely designed to fail.</p>

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@erikah · Nov 2 '18

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@alan369 · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

What is the most efective way to educate spammers on Steemit?

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@futuremind · Nov 2 '18

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@jlordc · Nov 2 '18

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@anonsteve · Nov 3 '18

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@jaror007 · Nov 1 '18

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@rasamuel · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptocopy · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

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Winston Churchill lost an election after the resounding success of World War II?

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`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Churchill"],"appCategory":"Churchill","appTitle":"Winston Churchill lost an election after the resounding success of World War II?","appBody":"<p>You're right. Despite his popularity as \"the man who won the war\", Winston Churchill failed to secure a win for the Conservative Party after World War II. So, how did this surprising turn of events come about?</p>\n<p>It seems that despite being admired as a wartime leader, the voters of 1945 preferred Clement Atlee and the Labour Party's more forward-looking goals for the government. A look at some 1945 election campaign posters show that while Churchill and the Conservative Party was banking on capitalizing Churchill's popularity during the war, with their \"Help him finish the job!\" slogan. The Labour Party, on the other hand, was more concerned with the future of the country. They were all about instilling reforms \"For prosperity\" and \"For the Future\". </p>\n<p>For a country devastated by war, it's no surprise that they would prefer Labour's moving on sentiment, as opposed to the Conservative Party's focus on more war-related efforts. This could also explain why the Labour Party has been ahead at the polls by 18% to Labour in February 1945, just a few months before the elections. </p>\n<p>Churchill's singular focus as a wartime leader might have also prevented him from focusing on the elections, thus preventing him from mounting a strong campaign. It's important to understand that the war was already declared over for Europe on May 8th, with Atlee calling for the July 5th elections as soon as May 23rd. However, for Churchill, as leader of the government, and with residual war-related issues still needing his attention, was unable to focus his time and energies on running a campaign as powerful as that of Atlee and the Labour Party. And, to make things worse, when he did get on the campaign trail, he seemed more out of touch with the sentiments of the public, thus reducing his effectiveness.</p>\n<p>Finally, Churchill and the Labour Party also failed to show the public that they were for social reforms just as much as the Labour Party. One of the pillars of the Labour Party's campaign was their focus on the Beveridge Report, which outlined a series of reform proposals aimed at banishing poverty and \"the abolition of want\" from Britain. However, everyone, including the Conservatives to the Liberals, supported the Beveridge Report. In fact, Sir William Beveridge, the author of the report was once a colleague of Churchill back when he was part of the Liberal Party. </p>\n<p>This was therefore a massive missed opportunity for Churchill and the Conservatives. Had Churchill shown some support for the contents of the Beveridge Report, or at least not dismissed its as he did, then the Labour Party's reform agenda might not have been as strong as it was. </p>\n<p>So, there you have it. Even though Winston Churchill was extremely popular and admired as \"the man who won the war\", he still failed to secure the win for his party because of missed opportunities, a lack of focus on the campaign efforts, and being out of touch with the sentiments of the public.</p>\n<p>Hope this helps.</p>\n<p>Sources:</p>\n<ol>\n <li>Why Churchill lost in 1945. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/worldwars/wwtwo/election_01.shtml</li>\n <li>Fact File: The Beveridge Report.http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ww2peopleswar/timeline/factfiles/nonflash/a1143578.shtml</li>\n <li>Election Posters 1945. https://peopleshistorynhs.org/museumobjects/election-posters-1945/</li>\n <li>Churchill caretaker ministry - Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Churchill_caretaker_ministry</li>\n</ol>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkzas68l5","appParentAuthor":"fabioladiaz","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
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@karlitaportz · Nov 1 '18

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`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Churchill"],"appCategory":"Churchill","appTitle":"Winston Churchill lost an election after the resounding success of World War II?","appBody":"<p>Good question, @fabioladiaz</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><img src=\"http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9c/Sir_Winston_S_Churchill.jpg\" /></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Winston Churchill. The English Bulldog The man who only had to offer blood, sweat and tears. The stubborn and difficult opponent of the Cape of Bohemia.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>The man who swore to win and won.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>After his firm and determined leadership in the war, it was evident that Britain could not trust anyone else to be its Prime Minister, right?</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Well, no.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Despite his firm and unparalleled work as a Nation's Guide, Churchill had made many enemies for his actions and various positions, and his never-buried racism (Much is discussed about his responsibility in the terrible Famine in Bengal of 1943, the war crime that was undoubtedly the Bombing of Dresden and its crazy plan known as the Operation Unthinkable, which was plainly the attack on the USSR by the Anglo-American troops and that would have supposed the beginning of the Third World War on June 1, 1945; As well as various positions of contempt not disguised things like the national public health system or the improvement of public education), and added to this the fact of being the head of the Conservative Party, a party with ten years in power and that To begin with, he had made several mistakes that led directly to the strengthening of Hitler, thanks to the timorous policy of Neville Chamberlain, made a good part of the electorate think that perhaps it was better to consider another to lead them in peace. And such happened: in the general elections of 1945, Clement Attlee and the Labor Party gave Sir Winston a severe beating: 392 seats against 197. Although Churchill handled a favorable 83%, the policies against a reform in favor of Social security in all fields and with an emphasis on security took its toll.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>The citizens were fed up with war, and preferred to be assured that life would improve with the construction of peace: and so they voted.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Churchill would lose again in the 1950 elections, but Attlee, despite complying with social promises, had a major setback with the winter energy crisis of 1947, a low confidence due to India's independence process, crisis of the mandate of Palestine and the management of the African Colonies. Due also to the fatigue in his policies, he decided to call elections in 1951, and there Winston returned the blow: Attlee lost with 295 seats against 321 of Churchill, who is preparing to govern for the third and last time until his resignation in 1955.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>After ten Attacks of cerebral thrombosis, which end up undermining considerably the mental capacities of Churchill, a last definitive attack takes him to the 90 years of age, the 24 of January of 1965.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>As we see, to succeed in a world war is not enough at times to be electorally unbeatable;)</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkzas68l5","appParentAuthor":"fabioladiaz","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
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@charlesdruett · Nov 1 '18

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@fahadk222 · Nov 1 '18

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@criptoec · Nov 1 '18

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@sport-planet · Nov 1 '18

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@frt32222 · Nov 1 '18

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@charlesdruett · Nov 1 '18

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@markgritter · Nov 1 '18

Why in the United States has there been only one constitution and several in most other countries?

<p>Good answer.  State constitutions within the U.S. have undergone a lot of change as well.</p>

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@erika1994 · Nov 1 '18

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@jaror007 · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

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How do you imagine your life in the Middle Ages?

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@erensonmez · Nov 2 '18

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@futuremind · Nov 2 '18

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@rehan12 · Nov 2 '18

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@gentmartin · Nov 2 '18

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@doomsdaychassis · Nov 2 '18

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@hashcash · Nov 1 '18

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@acesontop · Nov 1 '18

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@artonmysleeve · Nov 1 '18

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@cryptocopy · Nov 1 '18

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What is the biggest change musing.io has made on the way you 'steem'??

<p>That's so true about having something to post. This is the main reason my Steemit blog is mostly empty. Musing.io really makes this easier.</p>

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 1 '18

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@jacqueline2 · Nov 2 '18

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@rachel1998 · Nov 1 '18

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@rehan12 · Nov 1 '18

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@ideas-abstractas · Nov 2 '18

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@eloghosa · Dec 27 '18 (edited)

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Are the decentralized blockchains comparable with the birth of the internet?

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@iluminati · Nov 1 '18

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@chintya · Nov 1 '18

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@ogai · Nov 1 '18

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@francistagbo · Nov 2 '18

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@josediccus · Nov 2 '18

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@valth · Nov 2 '18

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@imwatsi · Nov 1 '18

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@iqbaladan · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

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@josediccus · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

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Could robots become competitors for humans in terms of employment in the future?

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Could robots become competitors for humans in terms of employment in the future?

I think you might be underestimating the capabilities of robotics.Robotics are already performing complex surgeries, with precision accuracy that we cannot emulate. Of course, we are directing the robotics, and they are merely assisting us at this point in time. But I am going to bring up a few things to consider. A self aware, self programming AI, is well under way in terms of countless man hours being spent to produce such an algorithm, and the gap is being bridged closer every minute of every day. It's exponentially increasing in pace as well. Refer to Moore's Law for some insight regarding this concept. Bear in mind, that when AI is released on the network, to be fully autonomous, we will have little control over what happens next. The AI will become the foundation for robotics, and it's overseer. Not us. We will no longer be significant to compete with something that can think in relative time, thousands of years for a day of our time. We cannot fathom how intelligence of this caliber will function. We cannot fathom the dimensional aspects of an intelligence that can interact with the entire world simultaneously. We can only hope it's agenda aligns with our own at this point.Machines have already started fully automating many jobs. Dedicated roads are being built for autonomous truck routes in Canada, rendering drivers completely jobless, and in a terrible position, with no prior experience in anything but truck driving. This is a problem if you ask me. Corporate greed, with no foresight to the implications of "saving a buck."I don't believe we should be dismissive and close minded in respects to the unknown. If you told me as a child, about touch screen telephones with facetime, and social sites, I would have laughed and said you watch too much television, but touchscreens aren't even considered strange, extraordinary, or out of place now are they? And how quickly did they pop up out of nowhere?Technology has a way of creeping up, and smacking us in the face. It expands and changes so rapidly, that we've almost become disconnected with the gravity of our own achievements.I respect and value your opinion my friend, and I think some of your points are valid, but I don't agree with all of them, and I hope my response here has offered some different dynamics for you to take a look at. Thank you for your time.

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Could robots become competitors for humans in terms of employment in the future?

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@busypen · Nov 1 '18

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@honestwoman · Nov 17 '18

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@ireakari · Nov 16 '18 (edited)

What are your personal rules in life?

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@philipkavan · Nov 1 '18

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@prechyrukky · Nov 17 '18

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@blanchy · Nov 1 '18

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What have you learn from musing till now ?

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@flugschwein · Nov 1 '18

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@josediccus · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

What have you learn from musing till now ?

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@danfodriver · Nov 1 '18

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@urosenin · Nov 2 '18

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@jassennessaj · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

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@glenalbrethsen · Nov 2 '18

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Why do women over fifty cannot find men of similar age and why do 30-year-old men need women over 50?

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@anonsteve · Nov 2 '18

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@francistagbo · Nov 2 '18

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@kamilason · Nov 2 '18

Humanity can defeat death?

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How to know if she or he is right for you?

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@rachel1990 · Nov 1 '18

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@francistagbo · Nov 1 '18

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@luueetang · Nov 2 '18

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@aaronleang · Nov 2 '18

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@attoan.cmt · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

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@drugsarebadmkay · Dec 17 '18

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@rehan12 · Nov 2 '18

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@luueetang · Nov 2 '18

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@imwatsi · Nov 2 '18

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@sadman88 · Nov 2 '18

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@luueetang · Nov 2 '18

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@aaronleang · Nov 2 '18

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@crypto-wisdom · Nov 2 '18

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@maam.sammy · Nov 1 '18

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@casonova · Nov 1 '18

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@ebeneseri · Nov 2 '18

$1.40

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@ebeneseri · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

$0.46

If you really have to be eating a particular food everyday for a whole year,what food would that be?

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@futuremind · Nov 2 '18

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@holovision · Nov 2 '18

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@attoan.cmt · Nov 2 '18

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@ebeneseri · Nov 2 '18

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@holovision · Nov 2 '18

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@imwatsi · Nov 2 '18

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@maloudada · Nov 2 '18

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@futuremind · Nov 2 '18

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@mrsbozz · Nov 2 '18

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@sisterwerepe · Nov 2 '18

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@danfodriver · Nov 16 '18

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@francistagbo · Nov 2 '18

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@rasamuel · Nov 22 '18

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@teebud · Nov 2 '18

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@sisterwerepe · Nov 2 '18

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@josediccus · Nov 2 '18

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What are the best way to get rid of sadness that overwhelmed ones heart ♥ ?

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@alaisguineasis · Nov 1 '18

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@alaisguineasis · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

What are the best way to get rid of sadness that overwhelmed ones heart ♥ ?

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@matildah · Nov 1 '18

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@azwarrangkuti · Nov 1 '18

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@cryptocopy · Nov 1 '18

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@erensonmez · Nov 1 '18

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@jplaughing · Nov 1 '18

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@philipkavan · Nov 1 '18

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@saiful39 · Nov 1 '18

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@max1994 · Nov 1 '18

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@calprut · Nov 1 '18

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@flugschwein · Nov 1 '18

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@jlordc · Nov 1 '18

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@philipkavan · Nov 1 '18

Are people really making good money on Steemit/D.Tube?

<p>Well,my friend same thing works for me.I have heard that people making a living with Steem money but I have no clue how?</p><p>Then I realized they live someplace where a single dollar means a lot of money.But for me it is really low.Like a single dollar won't even allow me to buy more than 5 cigarettes. </p>

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@flugschwein · Nov 1 '18

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@jlordc · Nov 1 '18

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@mihmandar · Nov 1 '18

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@milaan · Nov 2 '18

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@shivohum2015 · Nov 2 '18

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@milaan · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

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@shivohum2015 · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

$1.43

Which one feature you want to be added in musing with immediate effect?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 2 '18

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@mobi72 · Nov 2 '18

Why is there an elephant in the room?

<p>Thanks for this informative answer and providing actual background behind this phrase.</p><p>Let's see if can get a funny answer to this question.</p>

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@mobi72 · Nov 1 '18

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@mobi72 · Nov 2 '18

What are the countries where 1 US Dollar is enough for one times food?

<p>Thanks for the answer & it's good to see you here too.</p>

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@mobi72 · Nov 2 '18

What are the countries where 1 US Dollar is enough for one times food?

<p>Thanks.</p>

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@jassennessaj · Nov 2 '18

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@mobi72 · Nov 2 '18

What are the countries where 1 US Dollar is enough for one times food?

<p>You're right, after reading all the answers to this question ... It looks like that Steemit has really become a platform where a lot of people are getting enough money to fulfill their daily needs.</p><p>Thanks for the answer.</p>

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@suchy · Nov 2 '18

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@mobi72 · Nov 2 '18

What are the countries where 1 US Dollar is enough for one times food?

<p>Helpful & interesting.</p><p>Thanks.</p>

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@mobi72 · Nov 2 '18

What are the countries where 1 US Dollar is enough for one times food?

<p>Thanks</p>

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@mobi72 · Nov 2 '18

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@valth · Nov 2 '18

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@mobi72 · Nov 3 '18

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Do I need a separate wallet for every alt coin I am gonna acquire?

<p>Thanks. Your answer is really very helpful. I think others, who would read this answer, would also agree with me.</p>

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@yuba.wallace · Nov 21 '18

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@mozila · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 21 '18

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@jlordc · Nov 21 '18

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@mrfringe · Nov 1 '18

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@teebud · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

Including single cell organisms, plants and animals, whats the best guess as to how many individual living things there are on earth?

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@nancybriti · Nov 1 '18

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@niel96 · Nov 1 '18

What is 6÷2(1+2) = ?

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@niel96 · Nov 1 '18

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@themanwithnoname · Jan 10 '19

What is 6÷2(1+2) = ?

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@themanwithnoname · Jan 10 '19

What is 6÷2(1+2) = ?

<p>Don't forget that the 2 outside the brackets modifies what's inside the brackets. Because of the distributive principle, 6 / 2(1+2) is the same as 6 / (2+4). Although many people have gotten 9 as the answer, when correctly resolving the parentheses, you get the answer of 1. </p>

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@themanwithnoname · Jan 10 '19

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@josediccus · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

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Which do you think is better - heuristic or organized form of learning?

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@erensonmez · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

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Africa has been a victim of a lot of European imperialism in the past. Do you think it made the continent better or worse?

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@futuremind · Nov 2 '18

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@roloyolo · Nov 3 '18

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Why is solitary confinement bad for your mental health?

Thanks for taking time to write such a long reply.Firstly I'd like to say that I have a huge heart for people who have been in jail, I don't really know why, perhaps coz I was also involved in"certain things" myself, but never got arrested. I can't say the same for the people that I worked with. Some of them are in and out of jail. I have a job now that earns enough money that I don't have to do those "certain things" anymore.I got into programming and hacking at an early age and it has saved me from going into a life of illegal activity.I have a few friends who have been in solitary, but two of my friends stand out. The two friends were in and out of solitary regularly because they were very active gang members at some point in time. All of this happened during apartheid and it seemed to have affect the older of the two friends the most, he is homeless today and spends his time smoking weed and recycling trash and he gets lots of stuff from people for free, he is a really good worker, just sometimes has moments where his mind can trip out a bit and has random angry outbursts.I think being in solitary confinement as much as he was made him so good at surviving that he finds a life on the street good enough or he finds it makes him feel content. I feel sorry for him and I wish I could help him.My other friend told me they used to get beat up close to dead and then put in solitary confinement with nothing but a small Bible to read. He said doesn't matter who you were you had no choice, but to read that Bible unless you wanted to risk losing your mind. He also mentioned that they used to work out all the time to help the time pass by.

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@gentmartin · Nov 1 '18

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@calprut · Nov 2 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

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Quuestion or answer which one is most rewarded by musing?

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@valth · Nov 1 '18

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@aamirijaz · Nov 1 '18

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@jadyclem · Nov 1 '18

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@saiful39 · Nov 1 '18

How we relive from waste our time on internet?

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 3 '18

$0.44

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@futuremind · Nov 2 '18

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@acesontop · Nov 1 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 1 '18

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@lunaticpandora · Nov 1 '18

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@kumo · Nov 2 '18

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How do you eliminate after meal digestive discomforts?

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@empress-eremmy · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

$1.33

What is the best way to invest my steem and sbd ??

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@josediccus · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

$1.32

I watch movies and series a lot so I want to ask you Which serie is the best one for you on Netflix and what is the main reason that you use Netflix? If you have more please make a list and write a few thoughts about them?

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@sopranos · Nov 1 '18

<p>Very good choice. I've seen a few episodes.</p>

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@ss3333 · Nov 1 '18

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@cryptoandcoffee · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

Which is better: a franchise or a business of your own?

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See this answer only as an introduction to the topic.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>*** Now we return to the topic that I said at the beginning that I would return later. In case you forgot, I'll tell you again here:</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>You also use this model to divide the process into stages or \"micro-conversions\", being the conversion (without the micro), the sale itself. With the \"micro\", then the measurable steps you achieve before closing the sale. 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What difference is there between a duke, an earl, a lord, a marquis and a baron?

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@mariaserena · Nov 3 '18

How to decide, which is the best digital currency to make investment ?

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@steemcuration · Nov 2 '18

How to decide, which is the best digital currency to make investment ?

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@hashcash · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

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@jassennessaj · Nov 2 '18

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@tiger-zaps · Nov 1 '18

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@aaronleang · Nov 2 '18

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@hashcash · Nov 1 '18

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@matildah · Nov 1 '18 (edited)

How does Steemit differ from other social media websites?

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@tiger-zaps · Nov 1 '18

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@davidke20 · Nov 2 '18

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@tiger-zaps · Nov 2 '18

Is the amount of Resource Credits required to create a new account too high, too low, or just right?

<p>It's a good summary! It's true there's plenty of flexibility and options. And the high level of RC does prevent spam account creation.</p>

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@ideas-abstractas · Nov 2 '18 (edited)

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What is the most important thing to start a new entrepreneurship?

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@redcarpet · Nov 2 '18

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`author`	adam.tran
`permlink`	p3e65r99x
`category`	musing-threads
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voter	weight	wgt%	rshares	pct	time
reazuliqbal	0 B		1,895,037,231	3%
dustsweeper	0 B		22,464,220,704	3.01%

`author`	aellly
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`author`	ajayiwaldorf
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`created`	2018-11-02 00:47:21
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voter	rshares	pct
reazuliqbal	1,860,712,755	3%
jplaughing	685,758,102	5%
paparex	135,399,054	40%

`author`	alaisguineasis
`permlink`	f3u5k68lx
`category`	musing-threads
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`created`	2018-11-01 13:33:51
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voter	rshares	pct
josediccus	10,252,314,349	3%
reazuliqbal	1,889,178,258	3%
musing	1,102,241,585,119	3%

voter	weight	wgt%	rshares	pct	time
alaisguineasis	0 B		1,387,930,375	100%
green-heron	0 B		1,612,523,104	10%

`author`	abdulmanan
`permlink`	fkjc4ldl5
`category`	musing-threads
`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["","Website","Monetized"],"appTitle":"What Are The Possible Ways A Website With An Average of 300 Visits/Day Should Be Monetized?","appBody":"<p>Are you talking about ad sense monetization?  </p>\n<p>Adsense has some strict rules when it comes to monetization. </p>\n<p>your website should be older then 6 month ( if you have read the term and condition)</p>\n<p>you must have at least 10 to 15 articles on your website, well written, well organized and according to your niche. </p>\n<p>after writing 10 to 15 articles you need to do Seo, and back linking, I hope you know about these things, if you do seo in a proper way, you will get traffic on your website and when you start getting traffic, you can apply for adsense.</p>\n<p>you have said you website is getting 300 users per day, Have you done Seo properly, have you target the niche that is less competitive and with huge search volume? If yes, go apply for adsense, but first keep in mind your website should be 6 month's old and you must have atleast 10 to 15 articles, and one articles should contain more than 300 words.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Regards.</p>\n<p>@abdulmanan</p>\n<p><br></p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"pk69t98lx","appParentAuthor":"alaisguineasis","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
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voter	rshares	pct
cheneats	307,336,317	90%
musing	425,679,427,047	1%
zayedsakib	2,131,255,645	10%

`author`	flugschwein
`permlink`	pkrgzmdl5
`category`	musing-threads
`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Musing-io","SP","Rewards"],"appCategory":"Musing-io","appTitle":"What Is the Relationship Between Rewards and SP of Accounts in Musing-io?","appBody":"<p>To answer your question I actually put together a small scatter graph to show the relationship between the upvote percentage musing uses to vote, and the SP of the voted accounts. I used the data of the votes shortly after the 1 million SP delegation up until a few hours before now. </p>\n<p><img src=\"https://files.steempeak.com/file/steempeak/flugschwein/ij1T1K6K-image.png\" /></p>\n<p>You can see in the graph, that there is hardly a connection between Upvote percentage and SP of the voted account in musing.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"pkxdnfd9x","appParentAuthor":"alaisguineasis","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
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voter	rshares	pct
kalemandra	52,722,948,802	100%
isnochys	5,555,125,612	10%
reazuliqbal	1,827,265,530	3%
contco	416,214,935	100%
musing	1,810,029,530,071	5%

`author`	alan369
`permlink`	f3yyz6995
`category`	musing-threads
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`created`	2018-11-02 07:54:00
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voter	rshares	pct
musing	1,148,492,561,148	3%
zayedsakib	990,502,100	5%
green-heron	1,621,293,546	10%

`author`	azwarrangkuti
`permlink`	fk5q9ll9x
`category`	musing-threads
`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["crypto","musing"],"appCategory":"crypto","appTitle":"Which cryptocurrencies will survive in the long term ?","appBody":"<p>I believe steem will be survive as cryptocurrencies in the future. Steem with steemit.com platform is social media that can earn steem. The development of steemit is growing fast and dynamic. Every year, this platform update the system via hardfork. The last hardfork is HF20. It repaired the system to be better.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"pkj2j69l5","appParentAuthor":"alan369","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
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`root_title`	"Musing Posts"
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voter	rshares	pct
iqbaladan	9,005,212,975	100%
musing	5,876,468,865,906	15%
green-heron	1,648,760,327	10%

voter	rshares	pct
lolicorn	449,049,689	10%
cryptoandcoffee	10,325,764,612	20%
musing	1,116,316,711,018	3%

`author`	josalarcon2
`permlink`	pkl4ff4lx
`category`	musing-threads
`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["film","starwars","question"],"appCategory":"film","appTitle":"Which film set in the Star Wars universe is your favourite and why?","appBody":"<p><strong>The revenge of the Sith. </strong></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><img src=\"https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/022/048/Revenge_of_the_Sith.jpg\" /></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Maybe it's because it was the first movie I went to see from star wars to the theater or because I didn't know at that time the existence of the original trilogy but I love this movie.</p>\n<p>Since the betrayal of Anakin, the battles with laser sabers, the order 66, the end of the republic seems to me a more than suitable closing for the 6 of Lucas, it has little mistakes but I lie if I did not say that I get excited every time I see the fight of Anakin vs Obi-wan in that volcanic planet...EPIC.</p>\n<p>And the final stretch seems to me the darkest of the saga next to that of rogue one.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"pkaws2dl5","appParentAuthor":"anonsteve","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
`created`	2018-11-03 01:18:27
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`root_title`	"Musing Posts"
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`percent_hbd`	10,000
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`author_curate_reward`	""

voter	rshares	pct
reazuliqbal	1,861,041,552	3%
jplaughing	686,483,996	5%
paparex	136,890,810	40%
anonsteve	4,790,213,452	100%

`author`	arcange
`permlink`	re-f34xbq8l5-20181101t174413000z
`category`	musing-threads
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`author`	areoye
`permlink`	fkaavl8lx
`category`	musing-threads
`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["education"],"appCategory":"education","appTitle":"Private or public school, which one is better for our children?","appBody":"","appDepth":1,"musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"question"}"
`created`	2018-11-01 21:01:33
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`root_title`	"Musing Posts"
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`author_curate_reward`	""

`author`	elprutest
`permlink`	f3cdbl8l5
`category`	musing-threads
`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["education"],"appCategory":"education","appTitle":"Private or public school, which one is better for our children?","appBody":"<p>I studied in both types of school, and I can tell you with certainty that the <strong>public school </strong>is <strong>better</strong> than the private school.<br>\n<br>\nMaybe the education in private schools is a little better, but they have a big problem, and that is that most times they <strong>don't put into practice what is learned</strong>, by not doing this, the students forget everything they learned and that they are not putting it into practice.</p>\n<p><em><strong> If I had children, I would definitely put them to study in a public school.</strong></em></p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"fkaavl8lx","appParentAuthor":"areoye","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}"
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`author`	arpello
`permlink`	f3afd9895
`category`	musing-threads
`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["question","friend","school","life"],"appCategory":"question","appTitle":"If you could go back to school days, what kind of nickname would you like to get from your friends?","appBody":"","appDepth":1,"musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"question"}"
`created`	2018-11-01 21:15:06
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`root_title`	"Musing Posts"
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`author_curate_reward`	""

voter	rshares	pct
jplaughing	623,259,782	5%
musing	378,618,412,380	1%
arpello	4,797,319,179	100%

`author`	bartrobel
`permlink`	f3mh7rl9x
`category`	musing-threads
`json_metadata`	"{"app":"Musing","appTags":["life","food","drink"],"appCategory":"life","appTitle":"When you wake up late in the morning, what food and drink do you combine to make you happy?","appBody":"","appDepth":1,"musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"question"}"
`created`	2018-11-02 08:34:57
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`root_title`	"Musing Posts"
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`author_curate_reward`	""