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Ditch the weed.

I've always been in the fluoride mess. I use a cheap Britta water filter. I've always had dreams.

Accidentally (no pun intended) I stopped using fluoride toothpaste about 8 months ago and my brain or mind is working extremely well. Most of my stupid habits are falling away because I think, "this is dumb." I get along better with face to face humans and even when I see those other humans doing dumb shit I accept that they don't see it and I'm more patient with them. I care about people more too.

More focus is much better.

The last time I smoked pot was in 2003. To me it's an empty activity. My issue is alcohol and I have put that down tremendously. I realized we cloak many of our human struggles in "addictions" that are adopted to full the mind.

I think the fluoride phenomenon is very interesting. As a youth we were taught that it was naturally occurring in a town in the United States and the government (city, state) decided to put it in everyone's water so we could all have nice teeth. As a youth I got fluoride treatments ever dentist visit. I was also told if have to have my wisdom teeth removed at 17 and I never had that done. My last dental visit was in 2005. I have all over my teeth and I'm 53.

I stopped chewing tobacco about 8 years ago (snuff) because I could see visibly my teeth getting eaten away. I probably have tiny cavities but I brush my teeth with some "natural" toothpaste.

I eat foods that I have to chew and masticate.

I don't know. I think we have to share our experience and try to do our best with our available resources and put down the things we do not need.

Peter Schiff hacked?

What year will the flipping happen? 2055?

Where can we find it, anyone?

Looking quite handsome!

Man this resonates! No other idea has changed my actual daily behavior more than Bitcoin - it’s not even close. It’s like a grass roots movement got started in my brain and now that shit rolling downhill gaining strength and speed. The sense of hope and purpose is such a gift - so stoked to be here for it.

Probably something like it. It's very likely we haven't contacted aliens because we need decent quantum computers to process alien signals. Our assumptions that they're still using radio signals and instant quantum communication is impossible I think are both false, we just don't have the technology yet. Once we do, we won't be using radios for very long either. And it's very likely there will be a race for P2PK coins one day that will accelerate and finance our capabilities to that end.

Once we've joined their galactic community, we'll likely need to harness the power of our star to earn alien money, since our bitcoins won't be any good on their end. This will help bootstrap trade between our kind, in addition to things like tourism and cuisine and cultural experiences.

Is #Bitcoin how we will be transacting with aliens?

⚡️👽 #GalacticFederation 👽⚡️

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I'm probably a more die-hard Bitcoin maxi than people seem to think. I firmly believe Bitcoin will eventually have to replace all other money and forms of value settlement. If someone wants to buy anything, including silly or harmful things I don't like, in that world, the only good money will be Bitcoin. And with layers, we don't necessarily need to change the chain to do it. People are skeptical, and I can understand that, but that doesn't change my desire to want to make that the reality, nor do I regret all the sacrifices I've made towards it.

After a decade working in tech writing software professionally, I now take jobs where I'd have to work twice as hard for half the pay just so I can work in the industry and spend every productive hour I have towards thinking about Bitcoin and how to make it better. I've delayed purchases because coin was cheap and I'd rather have the coin. I've put myself through development hell building Carbonado because I wouldn't settle for compromises such as using Arweave.

This is the level of conviction the system of fiat and the shitcoiners are up against. And I know they have no chance, because I'm not the only one making sacrifices on this level to make this happen. I can't tell other people's stories, but mine is hardly the exception.

Bitcoin will win because millions risked it all and put their blood, sweat, and tears towards the most ambitious grassroots effort mankind has ever undertaken: Making it so Bitcoin can replace all the money. That won't guarantee it will, but if nobody cares and nobody puts in the work, there'll be no chance that it will.

We bitcoin because we believe in a brighter future, one filled with global egalitarianism and abundant energy, for generations to come. We, the bitcoiners, are all Satoshi.