I wanted to buy "Turtles All The Way Down", but then I learned that there are 2 books with the same name and even cover. vaccine cult created a fake pro-vaccine copy & put it in Amazon. therefore I did not purchase not knowing which one will be delivered (and would not be surprised if Amazon delivers the wrong one on purpose).

Oh, I forgot to answer the question. I’m out. 😆

GM!

He works for people “…to understand what’s coming up.” Who asked for any of that “what’s coming up?”

If it isn’t obvious by now, it’s those that control Schwab who decide what’s coming up and when. Nothing is organic, take “AI” for example.

Schwab can shove those “life changing technologies” for all I care.

I think we are going to see more of this as big corporates are waking up. To crash the price from 125-85 was inevitably co-ordinated, and the timing just before Christmas was clever. Gone are the days when we can say "we will never see ${} again".

Unfortunately, its a reminder that a lot of people are not committed to Bitcoin as an ethical form of money, and will sell on any indication from the big fiat players.

All of this tells me that JP Morgan has a serious problem with bitcoin and those building businesses on and around the protocol and they see their position as a too-big-to-fail as a way to try to put their thumb on the scale and move things in a certain direction.

Amen and good morning brother 🙏🏻

It’s wild how grammar and punctuation have been sliding for decades, and then AI shows up promising to improve people’s writing—cleaner punctuation, better phrasing, the whole thing. But now the moment someone uses an ellipsis, an em-dash, or even a pre-AI turn of phrase, people scream “AI-generated!” as if creativity suddenly died in 2023.

So what happens? People start intentionally dumbing down their writing to “sound human”—dropping letters, misspelling on purpose, leaning into this bizarre redneck-meets-valley-girl shorthand… all to avoid being accused of using the very tools that were supposed to elevate them.

Meanwhile... vibe coding is widely celebrated as a way to boost productivity, riff new ideas, and accelerate creativity without outsourcing a thing—yet proper writing is treated like a suspicious artifact.

Don’t let any machine think for you. A tool is a tool. If you hand over every part of your mind—coding, writing, reasoning—to a system, that’s not empowerment, that’s dependency. Writers have used ghostwriters for decades. Students have used Grammarly for faster checks. None of that made them less human. It just made the workflow easier… as long as they stayed in the driver’s seat.

Idiocracy really is at hand.

We have tools that could resurrect proper spelling, punctuation, and grammar—and instead there’s a social reward for sounding like you flunked eighth-grade English.

Not me.

Aside from a few modern conventions—using “I” sparingly to avoid sounding like a narcissist, or using some degree of shorthand in private texts for efficiency—I’m going to keep writing properly. I’m going to keep using full sentences. I wrote this way long before AI, and writing has always been one of my strongest skills. I refuse to degrade it for anyone or anything.

#IKITAO #AvaQuotes

its almost like there is some kind of globalist death cult running this evil fiat system 🤷‍♂️

Die for Raytheon, Israel and Airbus