1. Allow crypto-currencies to run wild to get everyone hooked on the idea and get rid of cash. 2. Declare emergency; and make all currencies but the state-controlled one illegal, for everyones best of course. 3. Profit! I would guess that we're finishing 1 and entering 2 as we speak.

You know just as well as everyone else that G didn't give a crap before it hit the headlines. This is a valuable perspective of what those sewer rats are up to when no one is watching, since it allows people to make their own choices based on facts rather than Gs version of reality.

If you actually believe that we're generally more healthy and have less cancer than before, then God help you. Open the window, open your eyes; have a look around you. The establishment will feed you whatever information produces the most profit for them, and they own everything, period.

So, 35 people died from disease. How many died from injecting toxic chemical cocktails together with viruses? No, right, keep forgetting; we're not allowed to do research on that. How is blindly trusting authority working out for you otherwise? Do you feel like they're mostly telling you the truth or more like they don't give a crap about anything but profits. Yet when it comes to pseudo-science like vaccination, that defies any kind of rational analysis; you have no problem just accepting what you're fed from above and disregard all the evidence from ordinary people just like you who have nothing to gain from lying to you. What about that brain between your ears, what are you using it for instead?

There are plenty of differences between threads and processes. It's clearly one of the niftiest multiprocessing-libraries around, but there are plenty of things that just can't be passed between processes; which is where you'd use threads instead. Pretending the problem isn't there is never going to work, this is a major limitation in CPython.

The unfortunate thing about mypy is that the whole idea breaks down in combination with Pythons imports since you now have to import every mentioned type to get the benefits, leading to circular imports in no time at all. As much as I hate writing header files, at least it beats trying to fix circular imports in Python. Java gets that part right from my perspective, as does Haskell; they don't give a damn who imports what when, leaving one problem less to solve.