Tomorrow you're getting a plane and going on a much anticipated vacation some place you've always wanted to go. While you are asleep tonight you have a vivid disturbing dream that the plane will crash.

Do you still go or do you cancel your plans?

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How do you know it’s not him? Unless you’re Satoshi Nakamoto…😳

The main purpose of the damus relay is to have a reliable and fast relay for day to day usage that is open to everyone. There are no guarantees on long term storage. #thenukening

Defined is tricky, since those all came later in life. These all had a major impact at various points, though:

Books: His Dark Materials trilogy, The Fountainhead, Man's Search for Meaning, The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem, Non-violent Communication: A Language of Life

TV Shows: Firefly, Dragonball Z, The first season of Heroes...not much else comes to mind

Movies: V for Vendetta, The Matrix, Ferriss Bueller, Enemy of the State, Spy Game, Fight Club, A Knight's Tale, Minority Report, Charlie's Angels (the Cameron Diaz one)

- Daily meditation

- improving foot health

- having a creative outlet for stress relief

- eating more animal fats

- deeper squats

- walk daily in nature (no phone)

- no coffee for first 2 hours of the day

- morning sun exposure

- red light exposure before bed

- stack sats DCA'ing

GN💤

A pro-bitcoin president of Argentina would be pretty wild.

Argentina has 7x the population of El Salvador.

What health-related changes or activities had the most noticeable impact on your health?

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It’s amusing that whenever on-chain fees have even a modest spike, people immediately freak out about the design state of BTC/LN.

It’s like, we go through one period of “fees are too low, bitcoin will become insecure, these are rookie numbers, we need to pump those numbers up with altcoins on Bitcoin” and then we skip any sense of middle ground, and go right to “omg with even several dollar equivalents of fees the LN is terrible and we should do this soft fork”.

In the future, assuming overall network adoption continues to grow, I expect fees to be higher on a more sustained basis, and so people will be less caught off guard in terms of how they are using the protocol. It’s that rapid transition from low fees to high fees that seems to catch so many people off guard.

Claiming the benefits outweigh the side effects is a blanket and unsubstantiated claim that has nothing to do with the science. Because the science has completely failed to quantify the degree and severity of the side effects.

To the contrary it has ignored and covered it up. Again, find me the controlled clinical long term trials of vaccinated vs unvaccinated. If you make broad, declarative claims you need to back it up. You can’t just lean in “a bunch of people say this” as evidence.

If you really feel that way, I think you’re misinformed, but I respect the honest approach to the subject.

You’re free to take any vaccines or medicine you wish, just don’t force it by mandate onto me, my future children, or any other people who do not consent.

Quoting my post here to give my answers, as an older millennial:

-My defining movies, given the idea that things that define people usually occur as kids, are the top Disney movies like Beauty and the Beast, Lion King, Aladdin, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Tangled, and Treasure Planet (even though that one is not as popular). Disney movies were pretty based back then. The Matrix (my all-time favorite), Fight Club (I have critiques for it, but it had to be made), The Dark Knight overall trilogy, Training Day, Princess Mononoke, Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle. And then a host of random stuff. Jurassic Park, The Departed, Constantine, a whole host of 1990s and 2000s stuff, etc. Many others. Movies made in the 2010s or thereafter tend to fall flat for me. I watched the Marvel series from Iron man to Endgame and grew tired of superhero movies, but liked the Russo Brothers versions of it that advanced the core plot (Winter Soldier, Infinity War, Endgame, etc, with Infinity War being the high point). Every Marvel movie after Endgame doesn't interest me since I already stuck through it and finished the arc I started with Iron Man in 2008.

-Defining TV shows for me were fewer. Trigun, Cowboy Bebop, Fullmetal Alchemist, The Last Airbender, Legend of Kora, and the DC Animated Universe (1992-2006). And then others were later recommended to me at a point where they were no longer defining for me since they were in hindsight, but were interesting. Sopranos was good but nihilistic. Succession was good but nihilistic. Game of Thrones was great but out-ran its material and didn't stick the landing. Scrubs was amazing. Breaking Bad was fucking awesome but I don't know how to relate to anyone there and don't know what I took from the series other than don't cook meth. I plan to finish Attack on Titan in the next couple months, but so far I like that.

For books I like Mistborn series, Stormlight Archives series, Gentleman Bastards series, The Blade Itself series, etc. I might like the Kingkiller series if the author ever finishes it.

I'm very particular about my fiction. I clearly trend toward speculative fiction, either sci-fi or fantasy. Because I spend like 70 hours per week analyzing current financial markets and stuff like that, and so in my fiction I don't want boring pretentious emo dramas in our real world, I want unique stuff. I want things that give me new worlds, new rulesets, and build heroic stories from there. If something happens in our boring real world, it better be top 10% material. Like Michael Clayton or Training Day or something of that drama caliber. Every time someone tries to make a drama that is not as good as those, I couldn't bother to care.

Often someone recommends something that is supposed to be deep but it's just pretentious instead. Most modern deepness is just pretentiousness, imo. I often find myself liking more straightforward plots but with outstanding top-tier execution for their genre, like don't give me bad philosophy and virtue-signaling, but give me some good struggles and a plot that doesn't contradict itself and that is well-acted and well-filmed. The sheriff in a western, but 100% well executed. The hero in a fantasy, but 100% well executed. The hero in a sci-fi, but 100% well executed. The drama that is 100% well-acted and isn't emo. I like the very top-tier of each drama, quality over quantity, especially with a heroic aspect or otherwise some non-emo stuff going on.

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Find me a long term clinical trial compared to a group without aluminum adjuvants. To the contrary of your claim, the NIAID was actually forced to go on record in court when challenged admitting that they have do not have any long term controlled trials that compare the side effects of vaccinated vs unvaccinated. Not to mention regulations explicitly allow them to get around performing them.

If you think you can produce something the NIAID couldn’t, I’m more than happy to check it out. It would be greatly appreciated.

Elemental aluminum and mercury are not in vaccines.

fee burden remains a difficult concept to explain to users in high fee environments

My second favorite position is my Uranium holdings. The charts are excellent. Massive decade long basing formations with a lot of room to the upside.

Position size isn't nearly as big as my BTC stack, but it's fun to watch.