Trackback: We Love Your Comments – Episode 120
As we went through our posts and videos from the last month, we read many interesting comments and questions, so we wanted to give these valuable commentaries a platform. This is an ongoing conversation between us and you, so we can learn and grow together.
These highlights from previous episodes include; whether it’s good or bad to bring a child into the world today, what drugs or shamanic medicines peyote is possibly similar to – if any, Colombia being about much more than beautiful women and drugs, reading or not reading the Communist Manifesto, and the debate on whether Steemit is a valuable social media platform, or just a carefully obfuscated Ponzi scheme.
To comment – is to be involved, we are The Paradise Paradox!
The Eps:
Closet Communist
Peyote Trip Overview: San Luis Potosí
Peyote Desert Adventure Check-In
Ayahuasca Diaries 1
The Links:
Steemit is not about luck principles of successful steemians
Steemit’s new economic paradigm: Why Steemit might just work
The great Steemit debate: Tone Vays vs Blankmiles84
The Steemit ponzi scheme – Discussion some common questions
The Cash:
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