[steego]

Where is Bill wrong?

Many cryptocurrencies are well-tested vehicles for laundering money and conducting illicit business. Also, the speculative wave around ICOs does introduce volatility and jeopardize long-term value. Speculative waves have always acted like a double-edged swords when it comes to long-term investing. They bring in capital and generate excitement, but they can also create turbid markets dominated by people who don't care about fundamentals or first principles.

> Bill needs to stick with what he actually knows about.

In the four years you've been on this site, you haven't exactly dazzled us with any insight. Maybe you can break your 2 sentence limit today and explain why Bill is out of his element.

[lostmsu]

Its not like he's wrong. But life also causes deaths. Just not in the common sense of cause of death.

[steego]

I think we all understand that it's not the cause of death, but a facilitating component.

Had Bill known people were going to seize on the wording of one answer in a Reddit AMA, I'm sure he would have chosen his words a little more carefully.

[freqn]

Seriously??.. ROFL.. Sorry to burst your bubble there steeeeego with your pointing out of what's already obvious, but I have no need to dazzle anyone. Get a grip & get outside once in a while. Fresh air might do you well.

[steego]

> Sorry to burst your bubble there steeeeego with your pointing out of what's already obvious

Some may even say condescendingly obvious

> I have no need to dazzle anyone.

I may have overstated things a bit for dramatic effect, but writing a short, cogent paragraph that shares your point of view will most likely not dazzle anyone. If anything, people will most likely simply read it like it was written by a regular user who uses the discussion board to discuss things.

[geezerjay]

If you have nothing to add to the discussoon then don't say anything at all. You're just lowering the signal-to-noise ratio.