Ihub is so corrupt, and I don't just mean the
Ihub is so corrupt, and I don't just mean the posters.
After Tony posted his conversation and concerns about his email from NP, Gripe It and Swipe It along with his merry band of black-cloud misfits immediately pounced on Tony's post and tried to make it sound like NP was providing Tony with inside information, while conveniently ignoring there was nothing new in NP's email that he hadn't already shared in recent videos to the public. Tony then responded with the following comment that took the wind out of Gripe's sails:
"I simply asked for clarity with regards to the scope of the buy-out as this topic was batted around on the happy hangout board. Nothing nefarious and nothing he hasn't shared in videos or CC. In fact he apologized for not being "more clear" on the call to shareholders Again, he's just not a very effective communicator-"
The Ihub Admin immediately removed his post so others couldn't see it, and he/she did it immediately after restoring the following post from Suvorov which is COMPLETELY off topic:
"'This close"...reminds me of a mathematical problem introduced by the Greek
Pythagoras illustrating a severe problem with Math; If one uses fractions and one approaches a wall 100 feet away; as you towards it is 50 feet- 1/2; 25 feet, 1/4; 99 feet 99/100's: the problem is that one cannot actually reach the wall mathematically as there is an infinite amount of fractions that would go on infinitely such that one could never , mathematically, ever get to the wall..
So old Pythagoras (living in Sicily BTW) invented calculus; scholars say Newton and Leibniz discovered calculus but they would be wrong .
Drinking Greek wine got me thinking...about things. 'so close'."
The Ihub board has become a real trash heap which explains why Gripe and his misfits feel right at home there.
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