If there are any, I wonder if they are put agreements in place around their Bitcoin if they ever marry or become de facto 🤔😅

From fighting Kimbo’s protégé Ray to the BMF belt it was a wild ride

Vale Street Jesus

Do they want to get rid of regional banks or profiteering from the Too Big To Fail banks forcibly acquiring them?

https://twitter.com/unusual_whales/status/1644414990852710400?s=46&t=xQBX3jXXGYh-RsKKBR34iw

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Sam Sicilia earning $1.11m is the most egregious as he doesn’t actually manage members funds or make investment decisions. He outsources the work to other money managers (for a fee of course), hence why it’s fees are much higher than other industry superannuation funds

ありがとうございます

Coffee headaches are the worst 😅 I have to drop anything I’m doing to get my caffeine fix once that happens 😅

Any events coming down to Melbourne?

- The Matrix. Massive caveat in that only the original one is a good cypherpunk movie (Reloaded was alright but that’s because of the fight choreography).

- Deus Ex Machina. Especially relevant now given the hoorah about AI

Smart idea to learn Japanese :) Especially you have no idea what you’re ordering food (unless you’re not fussy) 😅 Hope this helps, I’ve been blessed to have Japanese mates and friends who’ve recently been Japan so thought I’d pay it forward 🙏 Wishing you, your family, and friends a Happy Easter 🤙

If you’re looking at flights Haneda airport is more convenient compared to Narita airport. Haneda is a lot closer to Tokyo and easy to get to Shibuya (Tokyo’s version of Times Square but on steroids). Whereas Narita is about a ~2 hour train ride to get into Tokyo

どういたしまして（you’re welcome ）

Fucked if you do, fucked if you don’t. If they keep debasing your fiat savings to inflate away the debt and there wasn’t any off ramps then we’d be even more fucked. Great to hear your perspective and opinion 🙌

Yep, Both Frydenberg and Jim Chalmers want to use the A$3.4 trillion of superannuation funds to fund their policies.

UK pension funds is a different situation to Aus as the UK pension funds have to provide a specific return, hence why they used high levels of leverage (unbeknownst to everyone) using “safe” UK government bonds as collateral.

Glad you’re eyes are wide open and considered all options

Similarly, AustralianSuper members might find out there are liquidity issues with all the real estate and infrastructure assets bought by the fund in 2021/2022 (the reason they increased members fees). Another thing that is undervalued is the censorship resistance that Bitcoin has inbuilt into its protocol

Good to hear that you’ve done what’s best for you and your circumstances 🙌 Counterparty risk is rarely considered when assessing investment options. No point having paper wealth if you can’t withdraw it when you want. People who invest with the Blackstone BREIT have found that out the hard way with withdrawals. In Aus there was been resistance by super funds like HostPlus to early withdrawal because they have little to no liquidity since they hold no cash in their balanced fund options (which most members are in by default)

When the state tries to dehumanise people they try to find their soul by developing the strangest alter egos

Sending my love, and grateful you’re friends are there for you 🙏