That's wood burning

https://www.wired.com/story/opinion-we-should-deescalate-the-war-on-the-coronavirus/

What is wood burning?

@Dean Harris I believe there is coal that started the fire

Fine, here then

fire

hot

@Rody Le Cid Who doesn't. Even straight white guys like it;)

yeah i hate coal burners 😡

Starting a fire with just wood is kinda annoying. I use coal to start the fire when I am burning wood often for s'mores and grilling.

they need to pay the toll, like greta said

Anthracite is the best solid fuel really

I think, this is the image you're looking for

what a coincidence

https://www.unz.com/mhudson/the-history-of-debt-cancellation-and-austerity-in-europe/

Was heavily used in the industrial revolution

Great fuel

@TuerSchlossEnteiser michael hudson,

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You can still din Anthrecite in Ireland some places

*find

Michael Hudson [00:06:25] Right. The German firm Springer just published a Handbook of Money and Credit, in which I wrote the lead article on the origins of money, showing that the barter theory was made up by right-wing Austrian economists who hated governments acting in the public interest. Almost all the mainstream monetary theories are by right-wing anti-socialists claiming that government can play no positive role at all. Their conclusion is that money is best without government, and should be left to the private banks. The idea is that they would plan society better.

I found Samuel's new pfp:

Would fit the discord circle cut off perfectly.

If you put anthrecite on a standard wood burnning stove

And lit it

if the private only had to be as transparent as the public 🙂

It would melt down

Its great stuff

Some CryptoCurrency systems are self regulating to minimize inflation

Michael Hudson is pretty good. He got me started on nationalist economics. @TuerSchlossEnteiser

This coronavirus is starting to look like a meme and I bought 3 months worth of survival food storage 🤦‍♂️

what hapens? does it ignite?

So we find in antiquity, through Sumer, Babylonia, Greece and Rome, that whenever a financial oligarchy has taken power, it has created a depression – a disaster and an economic collapse. Almost all ancient historians have found this. This is what Livy and Dionysius wrote about in their histories of Rome. And Plutarch. That’s why the free-enterprise boys today in the United States have stopped teaching economic history in the economic curriculum.

Annthrecite is like super coal

Yeah it ignits

ah ok

It burns very hot