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How To Answer A Question Like a Politician

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What are your thoughts about any thing other than cryptocurrency?

In Word Salad

You avoid the question. As an aside, 

The Domestic Emoluments Clause (a.k.a. the
Presidential Emoluments Clause) (art. II, § 1, cl. 7):
“The President shall, at stated Times, receive for his
Services, a Compensation which shall neither be
encreased nor diminished during the Period for which he
shall have been elected, and he shall not receive within
that Period any other Emolument from the United
States, or any of them.





My Favorite Vegetables  (no particular order)





    

  • Cauliflower 
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  • Mushrooms (All varieties especially Oyster)
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  • Walla Walla Sweets
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  • Baby broccoli 
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  • Collards 
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  • Spinach 
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  • Rainbow Chard
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I am avoiding answering your question not so random prompt generator. I know little .of crypto other than-





Cryptocurrency mining, particularly Bitcoin, has a significant environmental impact, primarily due to its heavy reliance on fossil fuels, which contributes to high carbon emissions and pollution. It is estimated that Bitcoin mining alone produces around 36.95 megatons of CO2 annually, comparable to the emissions of an entire country like New Zealand.










Mark You are Making No Sense





Plant-based diets have the potential not only to improve human health but also to reduce the





environmental impacts associated with high consumption of animal-sourced foods such as





meat and dairy products.1,29,30 The production of plant foods, such as fruits and vegetables, grains, legumes, nuts and seeds, produces lower greenhouse gas emissions than that of animal





foods.(WHO)










Besides the ethics of regime leaders of the not so free world making millions of dollars trading trinkets from cereal boxes, the environmental impact is a resounding NO for crypto and all the manipulation of  related markets. 





I viewed this a ridiculous rhetorical question and I must  give credit where credit is due, as the poor tomato, which is one of my favorite foods and it still hangs out in the vegetable aisle despite not being a vegetable.,





A tribute to that last last little tomato hanging on the vine, hoping human decency shall prevail.,





Just hang on, hang on to the vine
Stay on, soon you’ll be divine
If you start to cry, look up to the sky
Something’s coming up ahead
To turn your tears to dew instead.”














2 responses to “How To Answer A Question Like a Politician”



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    *7.*
    
Let’s settle this debate once and for all  what is really more difficult to build and maintain in this present generation, is it building a successful business that brings money, or building a peaceful family that brings joy, and from your own personal experience, which one has taken more wisdom from you
    

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Be very sincere with us here, have you ever stayed in a relationship, a job, or a partnership that you already knew was not taking you anywhere, simply because you were afraid of starting over again, and if you eventually walked away, what finally gave you the courage to leave?
    

    *9.*
    
If you look at your life very well today and compare where you are with where you thought you would be by now, what is that one advice you wish someone had sat you down early enough to give you before you made that major life, career or relationship choice that changed everything?
    

    *10.*
    
In your own honest opinion and from what you see happening around us every day, what is actually destroying more marriages and relationships today  is it lack of money to take care of responsibilities, lack of communication to understand each other, or lack of wisdom to handle small offences before they become big?
    

    *11.*
    
Have you ever helped someone rise, taught someone everything you knew, opened doors for them and connected them to people, only for that same person to turn around and betray you, compete with you or act like you never existed, and how did you handle that painful season with wisdom?
    

    *12.*
    
If you had the opportunity to sit with a younger version of yourself for just 30 minutes  the you that was 5 years ago, full of excitement but making many mistakes  what is that one deep, painful but true wisdom lesson about life, money, or people that you would tell yourself that would have saved you from many tears?
    

    


    

    


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    Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful and spirited perspective, Mark! 😊 I appreciate your honesty about cryptocurrency and your concerns about its environmental impact. Your post certainly takes a creative route, moving from constitutional principles to favourite vegetables, sustainability, and finally a little tribute to the humble tomato! 🍅 Sometimes, even a seemingly random question can open the door to a deeper discussion. And I agree that protecting our planet and making responsible choices deserve serious consideration. May that little tomato keep hanging on the vine, reminding us to hold on to hope, humanity, and a greener future! 🌱
    

    


    

    






	

		
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His friends observe Mark seems wired a little differently. Perhaps it’s more likely that noticing little things often missed by others is a relic of a quieter, simpler time.  He has a way with words, which he refuses to let be hindered by sub-par typing skills. People have great stories to tell if you sit and listen. 

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