One of the best things about living outside the system is I have no credit card debt. No student loans. No mortgage. No car loan.

If I want to borrow money I have to put up collateral and borrow it from DeFi protocols.

This protocols would liquidate me before my balance goes negative.

No credit cards = no temptation

No idea what my credit score is.

Don't care.

If I want something, I buy it outright, in cash.

The only way I'm going to end up in debt is if I get hit with unexpected medical bills, as I am uninsured.

Hoping to get rich before that happens🤑🤑🤞

If you are trying to live outside the system, a good solution to avoid getting into medical debt is traveling for treatments.

For example a friend just went to India and is getting full dental implants with bone grafts and the whole nine yards, from a world class dentist, for a fraction of what it would cost in the United States.

A few trips to India is saving him tens of thousands of dollars.

There are ways around everything...

Living outside the system is scary at first, but you adapt quickly.

You don't have to go 100% at first, just dip a toe or two into the second realm.

You might just like it.

#agorism #medicine #debt #finance

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Now you're thinking like a billionaire.

This is the way.

I thought I answered this but I guess my reply didn't go through? Or maybe I just can't see it. Nostr is so buggy for me.

Once I get the stablecoins, I swap into BTC or XMR using non kyc exchange. I then sell the BTC or XMR for cash in person P2P to people within our city's bitcoin meetup group.

Alternatively, swap the XMR into prepaid debit cards using Cakepay or Coincards.

Do you also not pay income taxes?

Wonderful!

But what puzzles me is the USDT to USD (in the loan scenario), say a big or recurring amount (rent, services, the trip to India…)

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