Q8: append batch 2 clause rows (entries 012-020, 95 rows) to full-clauses data file

recoveries/summary-fidelity-full-clauses.md

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 | 010 | "launched Nostr Plebs" | holds | "and started Nostr Plebs, a Nostr service provider." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-is-for-builders-how-building-on-stackchain-led-to-building-on-nostr/ |
 | 010 | "and hired Semisol to help build the first NIP-05 ID service provider" | overstated | "I immediately thought about my old Stackchainer friend, Semisol. … Together, we built the first NIP-05 ID service provider for Nostr." — the joint build is supported, but "hired" (an employment relationship) is the archive's inference; the article never says Semisol was hired | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-is-for-builders-how-building-on-stackchain-led-to-building-on-nostr/ |
 | 010 | "How two Bitcoiners met through Stackchain and co-founded the Nostr service Nostr Plebs" | holds | "This is the story of two Bitcoiners that met through Stackchain and ended up building a Nostr business together." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-is-for-builders-how-building-on-stackchain-led-to-building-on-nostr/ |
+| 012 | "WaldoStackjoiner walks through seven figures showing income and wealth shares for the bottom 90%" | holds | Figures 1–7 presented in order; Figure 1: "Bottom 90% income and wealth 1917-2012" — "The shares of income and wealth for the bottom 90% were rising for much of the 20th century. Then, around 1971, income started falling, with wealth lagging behind but then falling, as well" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "gains inside the top 0.1%" | holds | Figure 2: "even within the top 1% we hear so much about, for most of this group, only relatively minor increases in income were realized. Within this group, however, it was really the top 0.1% and especially the top 0.01% that experienced parabolic gains since the 1970s." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "and median-wage versus cost-of-living trends since 1971" | holds | Figure 4: "Inflation compared to the median earner, 1971-2022" — "Americans at and below the median earner have been falling behind for 50 years on each of these items, ones that are needed for daily living." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "arguing that hard money constrained inequality" | holds | "Before the end of the Gold Standard in 1971, different income groups experienced similar improvements relative to each other. In other words, income inequality occurred at a much lower rate because the money could not be manipulated in the same way as it can today." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "while fiat money benefits those at the top" | holds | "When easy money, not tied to a hard money standard, begins to flow, it benefits those at the top primarily at the expense of everyone else." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "He criticizes CPI as a poor measure of lived expenses" | holds | "**CPI, a poor metric for actual daily expenses**"; "the numbers that are put out by officials and the media are based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI). The problem with this metric is that definitions can be changed, so it's important to compare real costs that people encounter daily." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "citing a year where official CPI was 6% while food, rent, electricity and gas ran higher" | holds | "Figure 7 shows a sample year of inflation, 2/2022-2/2023... In this year, 'official' CPI was at 6%, but other costs – things people need to live on a daily basis – were much higher, such as food, rent, electricity and gas." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "The piece ends as a pitch to enter the bitcoin rabbit hole" | holds | "**Welcome to the Bitcoin rabbit hole**"; "The choice to dive into the bitcoin rabbit hole is yours and there's no better time than now." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "noting gold's inherent flaws made leaving the gold standard possible" | holds | "It's important to note that leaving the Gold Standard was only possible because of gold's inherent flaws." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 012 | "Chart-based essay on how inflation has eroded American incomes since the 1971 end of the gold standard" | holds | whole article: seven figures charting income/wealth trends; "Americans at and below the median earner have been falling behind for 50 years"; "The Middle Class has been dying ever since" — clauses 1–9 | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/inflation-you/ |
+| 013 | "Alladan writes about community and bitcoin" | holds | byline "Alladan"; "When I think of community I think of bitcoin. I imagine a group of like minded people on a mission for the same positive outcome." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "framing Stackchain as a crew of misfits on a shared mission" | holds | "This is how I see stackchain, this is how I see bitcoin"; "It's like high school again and your crew of misfits are looking for something to do Friday night." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "and urges readers not to dwell, bitch or procrastinate" | holds | "Don't dwell, Act! / Don't bitch, change! / Don't procrastinate, STACK!!" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "but to act, change and stack" | holds | same three exhortations: "Don't dwell, Act! Don't bitch, change! Don't procrastinate, STACK!!" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "The piece announces that Series 2 of Bitcoin Trading Cards introduces the Stackchain community" | holds | "Series 2 of Bitcoin Trading Cards is proud to introduce the stackiest of them all" + "This is #Stackchain !!!" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "described as pirates, pilgrims and psychopaths" | holds | "the community of pirates, pilgrims and psychopaths" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "as holographic, UV-coated, sealed cards" | holds | "Now their mission is holographic, sealed on cardboard, soaked in a UV coating and part of a tangible scarce collection" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "The magazine's note states no money changed hands" | holds | "Notes from Stackchain Magazine: No sats (or inferior monies of any kind) were exchanged for this article. It was not a paid advertisement nor was Aladdin paid to contribute." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "and calls the cards 'sic as fuck'" | holds | "...you should go get you some Bitcoin Trading Cards here because they are sic as fuck!" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 013 | "Promo for Series 2 of Bitcoin Trading Cards featuring Stackchain as holographic cards" | holds | whole article: announcement of Series 2 featuring the Stackchain community on holographic cards; clauses 5–7; "the dopest cards ever produced" — the piece functions as product promotion (the "not a paid advertisement" note concerns payment, not the promotional character) | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/btc-trading-cards/ |
+| 014 | "Zach of Codl.Co tells his bitcoin story from early CPU mining" | holds | "My name's Zach and I'm the founder of Codl.Co and the creator of the Punchplate."; "In no time I had at least my CPU doing some work." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "and losing coins to Armory and Mt. Gox" | holds | "I eventually withdrew them to something called Armory and unfortunately I didn't set it up right or messed up the password because I could never unlock the wallet."; "leaving the rest of the money I could afford to lose at Mt. Gox as I continued to purchase bitcoin... I forgot about the remaining bitcoin and Mt. Gox all together." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "through altcoin mining" | holds | "I began to mine it [Litecoin] and trade it for bitcoin"; "I continued to GPU mine the shitcoins of course" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "selling near $30" | holds | "At some point I saw the price of bitcoin skyrocket to $30 and me being a young adult living alone saw the new cash balance that my bitcoin was worth and I decided to sell it." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "and buying a whole coin for his future son on paper wallets" | holds | "With every paycheck I bought bitcoin and stored it on a paper wallet generated on an offline computer with the amount and date and with a little note on it that read 'To: Tiny Human'... it wasn't long before we had saved up a whole coin for our future first born son who is now 7 years old!" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "He describes messaging NVK about a more compact Coldcard steel backup" | holds | "I eventually rediscovered Coinkite's Coldcard and had purchased one of them as well as a seedplate... I wanted to improve upon it. So there I was, messaging NVK to see if he had considered making a more compact version or even a multi part version." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "being turned down" | holds | "To my surprise he actually responded to me! He had reservations about a multi part version and what he had already seemed to satisfy his customers so he gracefully let me down" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "and building his own: the Codl.Co Punchplate" | holds | "why can't I make my own version? I had always wanted to start some sort of bitcoin business... so I decided to go for it."; "Our first release, now available as the Classic Punchplate" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "named after an accidental filename" | holds | "I returned to my computer after quickly saving one night and couldn't find my new drawing the next morning. I had temporarily named it cold card... but when I finally found it, it was named 'codl card'. So naturally I laughed and thought CodlKeys… Codl Co, and sure enough the domain Codl.Co was available!" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "launched after roughly 100 phone calls to find a US shop that could photochemically etch steel" | holds | "It took hours of research, about 100 phone calls, and 50+ emails to find a place in the US that was capable of photochemically etching steel thicker than .030"." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "He reports selling Punchplates to 46 countries with over a thousand orders" | holds | "Two years later and we've sold Punchplates to 46 countries and have fulfilled over a thousand orders!" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "and credits the product with letting him move his family to a small homestead" | overstated | "Two years later and we've sold Punchplates to 46 countries and have fulfilled over a thousand orders! ... We moved out of the city and now live on a small homestead outside of a small town, raising chickens and enjoying life and I wouldn't trade this for all my past bitcoin." — business success and the move are adjacent and presented as one success story, but the article never explicitly credits the Punchplate product with enabling the move; the causal claim is the archive's inference | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 014 | "Zach of Codl.Co recounts his bitcoin journey, mistakes, and the invention of the Punchplate" | holds | whole article: first-person journey; "I hope this helps everyone learn from my mistakes and stay humble and stack"; "the creator of the Punchplate" — clauses 1–10 | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/codl-hodl-a-bitcoiners-journey/ |
+| 015 | "Mason (Quace the Quant) argues that as the dollar loses reserve-currency status a competition of currencies is coming" | holds | Byline "Mason (Quace the Quant)"; "If this trend persists, the US dollar will lose its standing as the reserve currency, prompting the establishment of a new global monetary standard. This means that a competition of currencies is imminent" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "and that bitcoin enters it as a permissionless, inflation-resistant competitor" | holds | "it is the first time a permissionless, peer-to-peer, inflation-resistant, and bank run-resistant currency has stepped into the ring to take the title of most saleable of all currencies" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "potentially the seventh world reserve currency since 1450 AD" | holds | "There have been six different world reserve currencies since 1450 AD... In many of our lifetimes, we could see the seventh world reserve currency. We have already seen the balances start to shift... Bitcoin." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "He links inflation to rising risk-taking" | holds | "Increased risk-taking is a symptom that results from these inflationary bouts." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "and crime" | holds | "not only in terms of the assets they are willing to buy, but also in terms of the crimes they are willing to commit. 2022, a year of high consumer price inflation, serves as a prime illustration." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "citing year-over-year 2022 robbery and theft increases" | holds | "According to the Council of Criminal Justice, U.S. cities had a year-over-year increase in robberies of 5.5 percent, nonresidential burglaries of 11 percent, larcenies of 8 percent, and motor vehicle thefts of 21 percent." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "and quotes BIS general manager Agustin Carstens claiming the battle against Bitcoin has been won" | holds | "Agustin Carstens, the general manager of the Bank of International Settlements, said in regards to Bitcoin, 'That battle has been won… Technology doesn't make for trusted money.'" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "which the author treats as premature" | holds | "Here Agustin admits that a battle exists and prematurely declares victory." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "The essay closes on hope" | holds | "**Bitcoin is hope. ~Michael Saylor**"; "The voluntary choice to use Bitcoin... is giving people hope all over the world, all while the alternatives seem to only grow more hopeless by the day. Hope is driving hyperbitcoinization." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "voluntary adoption, not imposition, is what makes hyperbitcoinization inevitable" | holds | "an approach relying not on imposition but rather on organic adoption fueled by honesty, cooperation, and consent; an approach that, if successful, will lead to an outcome many have called 'hyperbitcoinization.'"; "This is why hyperbitcoinization is inevitable in the eyes of many." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 015 | "Argument that bitcoin will win a coming global currency competition and drive hyperbitcoinization" | holds | whole article: the quiet competitor stepping into the currency competition ("take the title of most saleable of all currencies") with hyperbitcoinization as its outcome — clauses 1–3, 9–10 | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-honest-weight-champion-of-the-world/ |
+| 016 | "A short site note posted at midnight" | holds | "It's midnight and all of Stackchain is asleep, except Anthony who has just finished uploading the last of the articles from Stackchain Magazine Volume 1." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-magazine-volume-1-now-online/ |
+| 016 | "recording that Anthony has just finished uploading the last of the Volume 1 articles to Stackchain Magazine" | holds | "except Anthony who has just finished uploading the last of the articles from Stackchain Magazine Volume 1" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-magazine-volume-1-now-online/ |
+| 016 | "He addresses Stackchainers fondly" | holds | "Sleep well Stackchainers I love each and every single one of you." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-magazine-volume-1-now-online/ |
+| 016 | "tells them to dream of stacking sats and GFYs" | holds | "Dream of stacking sats, and GFY's." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-magazine-volume-1-now-online/ |
+| 016 | "and jokes that this 'pleb wrangler' expects to wake up to discover all the mistakes he has made" | holds | "This pleb wrangler is going to bed and expects to wake up to discover all the mistakes he's made." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-magazine-volume-1-now-online/ |
+| 016 | "It is a completion marker for the Volume 1 publication run." | holds | whole article: the last of the Volume 1 articles just uploaded; the run is complete | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-magazine-volume-1-now-online/ |
+| 016 | "One-paragraph note marking the completion of uploading all Volume 1 articles" | holds | whole article; clauses 1–2, 6 | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/stackchain-magazine-volume-1-now-online/ |
+| 017 | "Contributed piece by Mick Morucci, co-founder and CEO of Geyser" | holds | "Mick Morucci, CEO and Co-founder of Geyser"; magazine note: "It was not a paid advertisement nor was anyone at Geyser paid to contribute." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 017 | "tracing the platform back to the first lockdown" | holds | "It was the first lockdown and, as you'll probably relate, I was at home scrolling through Twitter... So that's what I set out to do with my co-founder Stelios in July 2020, marking the birth of Geyser." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 017 | "when he watched Bitcoiners organise ideas in Twitter replies" | holds | "I was noticing how many Bitcoiners were talking about wanting to do all sorts of things... and it usually started with them sharing a Tweet about their idea." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 017 | "and ask for sats" | holds | "Very often, replies would flood in with 'This is awesome, I'll help out with some sats.' People were getting organized on social media to make things happen–and Bitcoin was the catalyst." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 017 | "He contrasts Geyser's permissionless, non-custodial Lightning funding with Kickstarter and GoFundMe" | holds | "we believe everyone should be allowed to share their idea, and the market ultimately decides" (permissionless); "all funds go straight to the wallet of the project creator. We deliberately decided to not custody so we won't ever be able to freeze funds or exercise censorship." (non-custodial); "using the power of lightning addresses" — contrasted with "platforms such as Kickstarter and GoFundMe" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 017 | "whose bank-account requirements exclude most of the world" | holds | "on platforms such as Kickstarter and GoFundMe, you can only launch a project if you have a bank account in certain Western countries, excluding 85% of the world from participating." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 017 | "He cites 841 active projects as of late 2023" | holds | "We currently have 841 active projects on Geyser" + "it's been less than a year since Geyser went live in October 2022" (i.e. late 2023 at the time of writing) | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 017 | "and names Bitcoin projects the platform has funded, including Bitcoin Trading Cards" | holds | "To name but a few: Mi Primer Bitcoin... Nostr Party at Baltic Honey Badger 2023... Bitcoin Trading Cards crafts an educational collectible game best described as 'orange pill in a pack.' ... the project has received nearly 240 Million sats between November 2022 and August 2023." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 017 | "Geyser's CEO explains how and why he built a Bitcoin-native crowdfunding platform." | holds | whole article: the CEO's account of the how (closing the gap between social and payment layers, Lightning funding) and the why (ideas dying on Twitter) of building Geyser — clauses 2–5 | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/where-ideas-end-up-and-why-that-matters/ |
+| 018 | "A short correction notice" | holds | the whole piece is a public correction/apology: "As hard as it might be to believe, we fucked up harder than people who bought hex." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/go-fuck-ourselves/ |
+| 018 | "in which Stackchain Magazine apologises" | holds | "So we would like to take a moment and publicly state for the record that we are sorry @DerekMRoss."; "We here at Stackchain magazine, humbly beg your forgiveness" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/go-fuck-ourselves/ |
+| 018 | "for printing, in Volume 1, the Twitter/X handle of one of the scammer bots that impersonates a contributor" | holds | "In volume 1 of Stackchain Magazine one of the finest humans on the planet wrote an article for us... That must be why we shit all over him in an inexcusable act of disrespect by printing the twitter/X handle of one the scammer bots that impersonates him." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/go-fuck-ourselves/ |
+| 018 | "The author notes dozens of people failed to double-check the handle" | holds | "We're sorry that dozens of us didn't take two fucking seconds to double check that." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/go-fuck-ourselves/ |
+| 018 | "on hundreds of copies of the first edition" | holds | "us misprinting your handle on hundreds of copies of the first edition of stackchain magazine" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/go-fuck-ourselves/ |
+| 018 | "and addresses @DerekMRoss directly" | holds | "we are sorry @DerekMRoss" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/go-fuck-ourselves/ |
+| 018 | "It ends with the self-directed declaration "Go Fuck Ourselves."" | holds | "We here at Stackchain magazine, humbly beg your forgiveness and declare, Go Fuck Ourselves." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/go-fuck-ourselves/ |
+| 018 | "Public apology for printing a scammer bot's handle instead of @DerekMRoss's." | holds | whole article; clauses 2–3 | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/go-fuck-ourselves/ |
+| 019 | "Pseudonymous memoir signed "Bob"" | holds | byline "by Bob" — a pen name throughout; the magazine note sends tippers to find "Bob" on X | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "(tipped via the handle @happyclowntime)" | holds | "you'll just have to go find Bob on X and throw some sats at him. @happyclowntime" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "about a 36-year-old New Orleans poker player" | holds | "There I am, a 36 year old pile of shit."; "Over the last few years in New Orleans I had gotten a routine down pretty good. I'd go down to the poker room and buy in for 200 bucks" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "and heroin and whiskey user" | holds | "I've given up heroin, again, because I couldn't afford it. It's cheaper to buy enough rot gut whiskey to drink myself into a blackout" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "who got sober in an AA meeting on October 8, 2011" | holds | "7 am October 8th 2011 I walked into an AA meeting so broken I was finally capable of receiving help."; "I haven't had a drink since" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "He was orange-pilled around 2015 by a poker-room friend" | holds | "I think somewhere in 2015 a good friend of mine comes running into the poker room extremely excited about this bitcoin thing he had discovered" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "who gave him three rules - take custody, never sell, buy more" | holds | "He gave me three important instructions. 1. Take custody of your own coin, 2. Never sell, no matter what, 3. If it goes down, buy more." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "and rode the 2017 and 2021 cycles" | holds | "this was directly before the 2017 run and I was on a wild ass ride up and back down"; "Throughout this twatter journey I experienced my second bull market... and then my second bear market" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "while reading and posting on Twitter" | holds | "Years go by, I read an article here and there"; "I turned to social media, Twatter"; "I try to put my manic rants into little short twats to contribute to the movement/network" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "The piece ends with him finding the tip on July 18, 2022" | holds | "On July 18th 2022 I saw a Twat from ArizonaHODL... I had found the tip." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "after seeing ArizonaHODL's smash-buy tweet" | holds | "I saw a Twat from ArizonaHODL talking about: even on days he feels broke he stacks with a 5 smash buy receipt" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "stacking $6, then $8 to out-stack anon "nobody"" | holds | "I stacked 6 dollars on it. It felt pretty good, until that little yellow fucker nobody came in and stacked 7 on my 6. I wasn't having it so I walked down to the ATM to deposit more cuckbucks and stacked 8 right on top of that shit" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 019 | "A recovering addict and poker pro tells how he got sober, found Bitcoin and the tip." | holds | whole article: addiction and sobriety (clauses 4–5), poker (clause 3), bitcoin (clauses 6–9), the tip (clauses 10–12) | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/how-i-found-the-tip/ |
+| 020 | "Essay by George (handle @_overflow__)" | holds | "George @_overflow__" (byline) | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "arguing the next Occupy movement will dwarf 2011" | holds | "The next Occupy Wall St. type movement will be far bigger than the last." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "because of interest-rate hikes, government debt and inflation" | holds | "We are in the middle of the fastest interest rate hikes in human history"; "the Federal Government is spending money faster than any time in history. The Government has to issue new debt"; "New money creates inflation." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "with far fewer spectators" | holds | "There will be fewer spectators. Everyone will be affected in one way or another." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "He contrasts the original movement's socialist demands" | holds | "Before it was led by socialist that hated capitalism and weren't sure what they were asking for."; "it ended with bizarre lists of socialist demands that never got formalized." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "with Austrian-economics-literate Bitcoiners" | holds | "Armed with heads full of Austrian Economics" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "who can explain fractional reserve banking and the Cantillon effect" | holds | "a clear understanding of fractional reserve banking, and the ability to pinpoint those that benefit from the Cantillon effect with considerable accuracy." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "He lists five roles for Bitcoiners" | holds | "There are 5 major roles that Bitcoiners MUST take on in the coming movement:" | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "win over the socialist-indoctrinated" | holds | "1. Bitcoiners will have to win over those with socialist indoctrination." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "act as professor" | holds | "2. Bitcoiners will have to play the role of professor." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "organise quickly" | holds | "3. Bitcoiners will have to organize quickly." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "unite" | holds | "4. Bitcoiners will have to unite." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "and speak the language of the people" | holds | "5. Bitcoiners will have to speak the language of the people." | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |
+| 020 | "Predicts a bigger second Occupy movement and lists five roles Bitcoiners must play in it." | holds | whole article: "The next Occupy Wall St. type movement will be far bigger than the last" + the five numbered roles — clauses 2, 8 | https://www.stackchainmagazine.net/the-coming-occupy-wall-st/ |