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Indeed, that is out of question. The matter of discussion is that the value of gold is attributed and not intrinsic, since gold does not really cover any fundamental human need. Besides, gold is not strictly required to make computers.

What other relevant uses does gold have? Which ones of those are relevant to sustaining life needs?

Is that cyclocybe aegerita?

It's large, but it feels a bit dry already. Not sure whether I'd eat that one.

I guess, frankly not much difference. Maybe just less chances of a civil war with Evo.

I really don't know what you're talking about. I'm sorry, I am not American and I do not know who Bannon is. I hope full control of the media won't be a thing, but how is this related to gold?

I did have troubles passing the Anubis check from time to time. It does not offer an alternative way to prove you're not a bot and locks you out of the website completely.

I love public transport, it is basically the only form of transport I use. I do occasionally drive a car, maybe once or twice a year. That said, I really prefer not to need transport in my day to day life.

I live in a city in Spain. It is an important city, but it is not very large. I walk to work in 20 minutes. From work I walk to the city centre 15 minutes. From the city centre I walk to the woods outside town in 15 minutes. It's not even worth it to wait for the bus to arrive...

I believe the pass of the Rubicon is much more documented, with details and several independent sources available.

I was in the US with my sister. Didn't know whether the bus to get us to town would pass as it was already sunsetting (yes, it did pass we later figured out) as the trip was a couple hours long. One guy stops with his big truck towing a boat and picks us up. Apparently he did not figure out we were hitching, he thought we were waiting for the bus and was afraid for us. Apparently the previous day he had taken the bus for the first time in his 65 years of life and that was one of the most traumatizing experiences in his life. He figured we should not go through the same pains he had to go through...

But yes, American public transport is terrible. While travelling I had decided not to rent a car. I ended up having to make friends with people travelling with cars so that I could go around with them.

Much easier than that: just wait for a while and there won't be no tower anymore.

Either it falls down on its own or people come around to pick a few bricks and stones to build their own house.

I don't like spoilers, but this is a good one. It does not actually spoil the end of the story.