She's 27 recently married to a 59 year old real estate mogul. It's true love.
ReluctantMuskrat
joined 2 years ago
That summary may also explain why some men are so insecure about women earning more money than them too.
I'm old and first played paintball before masks were a thing... we just wore goggles. This was mid-80s. I got shot at very close range right in the jaw. Took a perfectly round, paintball-sized piece of skin off, my jaw immediately swelled and with the red paint splattered all over my face, I looked like a crime scene. 😄
Masks were a great addition to the game.
The need for privacy in crypto is significant and a hinderance to wide adoption. With most crypto if you send me money once I then know your wallet address and I can then look up every transaction you've ever made with that wallet and every future transaction you make later. Clearly that's a problem.
The fact that criminals are more motivated by privacy concerns doesn't reduce the need and expectation of privacy for the rest of us.
To hear you say "Hey Google" it has to listen to everything you say, all the time. While they pinky-promise they aren't doing anything with all the voice data they're getting while listening, do you trust them?
First, this post is about social security disability insurance, SSDI, not social security retirement benefits. The disability fund is paid into by current workers to pay the benefits of currently disabled people, which may or may not have worked previously. Someone born disabled receives benefits as an adult even if they've never contributed.
Second, your statement isn't valid for SS retirement benefits either. Current SS taxes pay the benefits of current SS recipients. The taxes have never been saved to pay for future benefits. The more you pay in the more credits you receive for your future benefits, but nothing is actually saved on your behalf. If benefits are reduced, it's not your saved money you're being denied... it's a promise being denied.