Radio Free Thinkers - BitCoin Edition 11-Mar-2014

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Radio Free Thinkers - BitCoin EditionDon's harangue about journalist's and speaking fees. Journalist the fourth estate are a fundamental pillar of a democracy. Journalist are afforded special privileges and protections. That is all compromised when they become journo-celebrities. An in-depth look at Bitcoin...what is it, how do you mine them, how are they used and how can they be stolen. With emphasis on the MtGox event where almost a billion dollars was stolen...making it the 2nd biggest bank job in history.Wisdom from the Web - RSA animation, "Crisis with Capitalism"And another internet get, What is critical thinking?Check us out online at www.radiofreethinker.com and email us at [email protected] and follow us on twitter at @citrrft

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