Mutual self-interest scales regardless of technology

I often ask myself, how bad were the lines of communication back in the 1900’s that enabled the government to enact the IRS and Federal Reserve without any public pushback?

We live in the shadow of our uneducated, uninformed ancestors who had the wool pulled over their eyes more than 100 years ago.

That’s a big presumption

I’m bullish on #Bitcoin as a fixed unit of account—math-based economic theory needs a foundation that isn’t moving the goalposts every time the collective elects a new figurehead to fix their problems.

I don’t want an SBR

I don’t want zombie companies financing their #Bitcoin

I’m all for people pulling themselves up by the bootstraps—not because it’s easy, but because real strength and resilience come from ownership, not handouts.

How do Zombie companies hold onto their #bitcoin in the next bear market?

If the company isn’t making money and their treasury has been reduced by 80% in dollar terms, how do they pay their expenses and interest without dumping their coin?

A little spicy but very tasty and filling

I cooked this pot of something , cooking comes easy to me, I just throw a bunch of shit in a pot and it usually taste pretty good

Start here, but my experience with these types of instruments is a slow return of your capital. https://www.yieldmaxetfs.com/our-etfs/msty/

Twitter influencers are out in droves shilling an etf that is a Ponzi because they pay income😂🤣

I don’t want such a powerful government, I want a supportive, quiet government that allows private industry fail and succeed based on merit

Enjoy

Whoever recommended this book, very good so far

If you’re raking the game and you’re in debt, you just need to increase the stakes of the game.

Smart woman

Get me one, I’ll pay you $5

Thank god I wasn’t on a motorcycle. Thank god my wife was sober

$6.75 with tariffs

Good morning, it’s Friday, I’m gonna take it easy this weekend. Try to live healthy and make up for last weekend.

Getting a little older and went a little hard last weekend, crashed my bicycle 4 times, literally banged up.

Since the quantity of dollars is controlled by government and central bank policy—not by market forces—the dollar is an unstable and unreliable unit of account. In economic terms, it’s a poor measuring stick because its supply is constantly being manipulated, which causes distortions in price signals. When the unit itself is in flux, you can’t trust the measurements it gives you.

For more accurate and objective economic calculations, it makes more sense to use fixed-supply units—like percent changes or Satoshis—which remain consistent over time. These don’t fluctuate in quantity; only their market valuation in dollars moves, based on subjective perception. That makes them more scientifically sound for analysis and decision-making, especially in a system that values organic, decentralized order over centralized intervention.

I used NotebookLM to analyze my companies insurance renewal along with other competitive quotes I received. I uploaded the quotes, asked it to compare, give me pros and cons of each , list of questions I should be asking broker, etc. it discovered something in the quotes I never knew was an option nor had my broker ever told me. It sited the exact paragraph in this 75 page document of 5. It then created a 20 minute podcast between a man and a woman discussing my options. And I’m using the free version.