#lunch #grownostr #cooking #foodstr

Roast beef , sprinkle it with salt and pepper and a bit olive oils ,

Put in oven , 180 degree C for 30 minutes .. take out oven and check with digital thermometer 🌡️ to see if it’s medium or rare … it’s your choice .

Practice safe bitcoin. Wrap it in legal documents.

You should have seen the flippant way my mate, who holds Bitcoin, but is not a Bitcoiner was playing with his hardware wallet this evening 😩

Do you offer 10 year convertible yields bond notes tapered on a runway with leverage 😂

You may call me Walter 😆

Some times you just can’t beat an open fire and the moon.

Yes 🦆

We had takeout in London

don't ask 😏 #schedule1 #gaming

GM

(it’s actually evening but I’m going for the U.S. market 😂)

I’m in Covent Garden

Possibly. I'm skeptical of their claim of 5k+% return in under two years too.

Well but before Bitcoin there wasn't better money than Gold. I think Max Keiser has also leaned towards Gold, as a self store of value and hedge against fiat inflation. I think he has mentioned multiple times that he owned Gold. But then he swiftly became The High Priest of Bitcoin and as far as I know got rid of the Gold.

Just a guess but central banks are major player in the market. So he considered them, had a perspective.

From AI

Mises' Perspective on Central Banks and Capitalism

🏦 Central Banks and Monetary Policy

Mises argued that central banks interfere with the natural functioning of the market by manipulating interest rates and controlling the money supply. He believed that such interventions lead to distortions in the economy, including malinvestment and economic cycles of boom and bust.

📉 Capitalism Defined

For Mises, capitalism is characterized by private property, voluntary exchange, and minimal government intervention. He viewed central banking as a form of government intervention that undermines the principles of a free market. In his view, a true capitalist system would rely on a sound monetary system, ideally based on a commodity like gold, rather than a fiat currency managed by a central authority.

From AI

Mises' Perspective on Central Banks and Capitalism

🏦 Central Banks and Monetary Policy

Mises argued that central banks interfere with the natural functioning of the market by manipulating interest rates and controlling the money supply. He believed that such interventions lead to distortions in the economy, including malinvestment and economic cycles of boom and bust.

📉 Capitalism Defined

For Mises, capitalism is characterized by private property, voluntary exchange, and minimal government intervention. He viewed central banking as a form of government intervention that undermines the principles of a free market. In his view, a true capitalist system would rely on a sound monetary system, ideally based on a commodity like gold, rather than a fiat currency managed by a central authority.

Nice 🤙

*Bosses nor babes where filmed in the making of this video

Doesn’t count

Where does he say that?

Switzerland? I've heard this story

Mises did not treat central banking as capitalism; he firmly opposed central banks and any form of centrally controlled monetary policy, arguing that true capitalism requires free-market money. As he wrote in "Human Action":

> “The gold standard is the world’s money. It is not the money of governments and kings, it is the money of the people... The government may destroy the gold standard system. But it cannot replace it.”

Mises was clear that central banking represents government intervention, not a feature of capitalism.

Electrostatics and Coulomb’s law. They also show some experiments. Problems related to the theory of gravity are also discussed.

Ludwig Von Mises?

Stationary. The stars, moon and sun are the ones that move, on the firmament above. They discuss this quite extensively in the discussion.