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Dr. Bitcoin, MD
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Bitcoin OG since 2010, former laptop solo miner, blockstream satellite node runner, #2A rights user, radiologist

Ugh, well good luck. Post partum can be a rough time. It’s normal to feel sad for a few weeks but it should be over by the time you have your 6 week post partum visit. If not, let doc know.

NSAIDS should help. Steroids injected into the junction can help if pain is bad enough, but rarely needed.

Remember the EIA emergency survey? Why did Feds want to know who all the miners are? Maybe they want public to know what they know: foreign nations are mining bitcoin in the USA.

Ugh…at least you’re not at the ED complaining of chest pain. So kudos to you!

I’ve seen a huge amount of money spent on this because nobody thought about it…$4 of lidocaine and a $5 syringe and needle injected at the CC-junction can save a $40,000 cardiac cath…

As far as I can tell, all those changes to how we vote in the US that were put in place for the pandemic are still in place. I believe this determines ahead of time who wins the presidency.

Also, did you know illegal immigrants can easily vote in federal elections? You see, you need to prove citizenship for state and local elections, but not federal ones. In fact, states will issue you a voter ID number for use in federal elections if you can’t supply drivers license number or other numeric government issued identifier. You don’t even need an address; you can draw a map and put an x on your dwelling.

This also means anyone can vote twice. Or a dozen times. Not that it is lawful, but it’s awfully hard to prove the crime—by design.

Have we hit peak whole coiner? A whole Bitcoin is hard to obtain now. And I think it’ll be harder later.

ATH in USD isn’t meaningful. ATH in 2021 dollars matters more (or is it 2022?)!

You can tell it’s still early days for Bitcoin. Only $7B or so has hit the ETFs despite being around for like 6 weeks.

While $7B is some sort of record or something for an ETF, it’s peanuts compared to stuff like QT and reverse repo.

They so don’t understand how screwed they are…yet.

Just trying to start a market panic :)

Bitcoin and firearms have more to do with each other than it seems at first glance. Both are forms of force that can be used to make certain that a specific set of rules are followed.

Agreed.

The big idea here is that we have two separate economies: the financial economy and the you-and-me economy.

Post GFC, the federal reserve balance sheet went from $800B to $4T, but CPI barely budged. But something did go up in price: financial assets. Why? They printed money into their financial economy, and the pipes between that economy and our economy are small (for example, people drawing down their 401k accounts).

Post pandemic they sent money to both economies. Both assets and CPI went up.

But these new bitcoin pipes are gonna move money from finance to real economy and on average from older to younger.

Since the financial economy is built on leverage, collateral will leave financial economy and necessarily deflate or require bailouts.

In short, this is a tug of war…with the Fed getting to create rope for banks and treasury getting to make rope for the people. The fight is rich to poor but also money printer vs. Money printer.

Honestly, churches fulfill this role. But outside that, a libertarian/life, liberty, and property brotherhood sounds appealing…leave the eternal out of it.

Is anyone aware of personality disorder statistics linking pedophilia to psychopathy or political ambition/success?

You’d think this, if true, would be recognized dating back to antiquity.

Prediction:

Because retail folks like you and me hold most of the bitcoin,

And

Because financial institutions are now buy Bitcoin,

This means that:

Dollars that used to circulate amongst financial institutions buying and selling securities and serve as collateral for derivatives will leave this circulation pattern and move in to the general public economy

And thus,

Financial system will become unstable

And

The stuff people like us buy will become more expensive.

To “restore financial stability,” we bitcoiners will be held as scapegoats and our rights abridged.