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Serious question:

What would you do in the coming years if you were no longer a slave to government-sponsored fiat grind?

Asked another way, what does life on a #Bitcoin standard actually look like for you?

I live this now. Honestly, it’s taking some getting used to. I have a truck and a couple of guitars and my clothes. I travel the US with my wife and dog and anything that doesn’t fit in our Tacoma we get rid of. We’re just exploring right now and will eventually branch out globally.

Our hope is to find opportunities to make the biggest impact we can. My problem is “help” is a complex thing with a cascade of second and third order effects. Most of the bad in the world is done by people who are convinced they are doing good.

It’s also the Buffett conundrum in that any bitcoin I spend now will be worth much more in the future. So part of me feels like the best thing I can do for now is just protect my holdings for the next decade and stay focused.

People have noticed I’m retired in my 40s and living a very unique life so I have to say no to a lot of things. Which I’ve learned is a super power.

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ben 1y ago

Wow that’s definitely unique. Do you ever get tired of traveling? I feel like I would always need a home to come back to or a career/passion project

Mulecolt 1y ago

Being detached from “things” has given me a tremendous amount of free time. Being detached from the expectations of others has helped me figure out how to fill that free time. I started my career at 19 and didn’t let up until my late 40s. I saw enough of the world to know I want to explore a lot more. Nothing opened my mind as much as travel and meeting people so hoping to continue that as long as I’m able. Not to say we wouldn’t have a base again at some point but right now it’s nice being unencumbered. I have no idea where that base would even be and that’s a freeing feeling.

Tim 1y ago

any kids?