So Lord Farage of Brexitshire wants a second referendum. Is he a) very clever b) not very clever c) a bit of a stirrer? Should he not have learnt from T May’s and D Cameron’s attempts to be very clever in 2015 and 2016? I’d say that, as he’s not elected to do anything in this country, even in his own (former?) party c) would be the correct answer to put on your postcard. I just hope, on this occasion, his wise advice is heeded.
I make a point of never recommending anything which is a)unregulated or b) I don’t understand and can’t explain. And here’s proof, were it ever needed, that crypto-bitcoins fall firmly into both categories…
Cryptocurrency Bitcoins are to become legal tender in Panama, Guatemala and Paraguay, joining El Salvador as pioneers of the future of world economics/likely homes for lots of dodgy money, delete as appropriate. I can’t see much of the population of any of those...
I avoid recommending stuff which even I don’t understand. That’s where I am with Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies. The cost of mining them, for example: aren’t they just computer algorithms? Could I coherently explain a computer algorithm? Yes, many, including one or two...