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Boris_Badenov
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just trying to reduce my digital footprint

Oh, I trust AI for my election guidance. Truly unbiased...

James Rickards has a good book, "Currency Wars - making of the next global crisis". Great read from a very knowledeable person.

Our Marxist Treasury Secretary, Maude Fricket, is on the record as saying unrealized capital gains taxes are not off the table. Some real shit, got to vote these Commies out. #bitcoin

Interest expense on debt now more than defense budget. Higher yields, going to break the system sooner than later.

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Few can afford a REAL home now. A place with space - space to learn, space to work, space to relax, space to exercise, space to rest, space to grow, space to host, to bring friends, to play music, to create art, to raise a family.

The best most people can do is afford a small house with little space. Or an apartment, perhaps. A ā€œhomeā€ where you can never escape the sights and sounds of your neighbours. A place that can hardly be considered a sanctuary for the body or the soul.

Worse still, most people are reduced to renting. Giving you limited autonomy over your _temporary_ home, and nullifying your ability to truly make it your own.

Were become accustomed to this. We’ve come to accept it as inevitable. The idea of a private place which you are sovereign over, that can become an extension of yourself, an expression of your character, your soul, your dreams and your ambitions, is off the table for most.

That is, unless you can escape the fiat matrix. This is why we Bitcoin. We Bitcoin to take back what is rightfully ours, we Bitcoin to reject the inflationary paradigm that has stripped us of the kind of soulful living that we all yearn for. Bitcoin brings back the dream. And just like the homes we seek sanctuary within, Bitcoin offers us all a true sanctuary from the oppressive regime that has brought us to where we are.

Bitcoin is not just a fight for monetary sovereignty. It’s a fight for our ability to find peace, comfort, joyfulness, and inspiration in the home. It’s a fight for our very soul.

That's noble thoughts, and I am pulling for you - you have been screwed by the elite. However, words of caution, "watch your back". You have Wall Street whales, government revenuers, and global demons like Klaus Schwab all wanting a piece of your action. They will come for your goodies just like Roosevelt came after gold in the 30's. That is the way it works.

Why is this #nostr so slow loading streams, etc.

ā€œThere is no subtler, surer means of overturning the existing basis of society than to debauch the currency. The process engages all the hidden forces of economic law on the side of destruction, and does it in a manner which not one man in a million is able to diagnose.ā€ JM Keynes

#bitcoin #investing

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I figure that since I’m finding more and more interesting accounts sharing interesting and thoughtful posts on here, maybe I can add to that…

Here’s a stoic principle invites us to shift our focus from seeking fulfillment in external things—wealth, status, even the approval of others—and instead to turn inward, understanding that true goodness lies in how we shape our character and respond to the world.

The Stoics remind us that external things can be taken away, disrupted, or lost, but our ability to choose wisely and virtuously remains. When we understand that the only real good resides within us, in our thoughts, intentions, and actions, we free ourselves from the anxiety of trying to control what is beyond our power.

To apply this in our lives, we must cultivate an awareness of where we place our desires. Are we chasing after fleeting pleasures or external validations? Or are we investing in developing inner virtues—courage, integrity, wisdom—that no external force can take from us? In every situation, we should ask: What is within my control, and how can I act with goodness here?

In each moment of decision, we hold the key to our own well-being. Protecting our good means being mindful of our choices and their alignment with what truly matters. The law that Epictetus refers to—that we must get the good from ourselves—is both a challenge and a liberation. It asks us to stop looking outward for validation and start trusting the strength of our inner virtues. This is the path to a life of peace and resilience, where we become unshaken by the world because we carry the good within us, and do not seek it from external sources.

The same can be applied to religion.

Think perceived so. The thing I struggle with is the fact that each coin can be sub divided into many itty bitty bits.

The biggest threats I see are: Government regulation and control (you know they want a piece of the action), and a Wall Street takover, a la Jesse Livermore, a cornering of the market.

here is the way I see it. Babe Ruth's baseball bat fetched millions, even though it was an old piece of tarnished wood. Why? Percieved value and scarcity.