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This graph shows only the rate of infections increasing during the peak annual rate of due to weather and other factors. You need a graph with before vacines and the rate os infections and severety of the dicease, versus after vacines. Only then there will be correlation to see wich system is better. This is erroneous data validation to support a single point of view.

Someone needs to create a zero knowledge crypthografically decentralized digital id, where the websites and platforms will only know if age>16=true and digitalid = official. If they where really interested in protecting children, that is. I belive it is the only option to correct this wrong. Play their game but present a privacy focused solution, and call their game. It must as well be open source for transparency with zero metadata collection.

If it really was about the children, this would be a solution that would respect everyone. But we all know that the children are just an excuse for control.

Disappointed indeed. For several months now that I'm considering buying the Umbrel Home. Before even this new model. In this last October the price of the 4TB one was 479 euros. This week you where asking for 569, and now the "massive" black Friday ordeal is an 11,94% discount to 499, more than a few weeks ago. Shame

With all this publicity, anything less than 50% will be disappointing...

A deflationary economie will postpone any spending to benefit from increased value. Bitcoin is proving why central banks target 2% yearly inflation

What is that percentage in today's China? What has been the tendency over there in recent years? If you know the data, maybe it's a good extrapolation exercise (I would love to know)

House prices are often hard to figure out. Is the market high? It is low? What is normal?

I'm fond of the ratio of average house price to median household yearly income. This gives a number that you can compare across countries and over time.

For you Americans: https://www.longtermtrends.net/home-price-median-annual-income-ratio/

The lowest I've seen in my lifetime is 3.6 in the USA in 1973.

The highest I've seen in my lifetime is 8.9 in NZ in 2022.

NZ has fallen off of that back down to about 7. Which is now equal to the highest the US has ever seen.

The 2005-2007 subprime meltdown, where up to 25% of subprime loans became bad debt, the peak was at 7.

The US is back up to about 7.

Portugal - Hold my beer: "Historically, the average US home cost about 5 times the annual household income, with a peak of over 7 during the 2006 housing bubble. In 2023, it stands at 7.35, its highest ever. However, Portugal takes it to another level, with an Average House Price to Income Ratio of 11.82 “times”, soaring to 19.2 “times” in Lisbon."

Now I understand want they meant with brexit slogan "take back control"!

Replying to Avatar StackHodler

Bitcoin wealth levels and primary focus:

Stage 1: You have less than $1 million worth of BTC

Primary focus: Capital Accumulation

Get to $1 million worth of BTC as quickly as you can.

Today that's 8.69 BTC.

Soon it will be 6.15 BTC.

Then 1 BTC.

Stay laser-focused on your business until you bank your first 7 figures.

Do not waste your finite time and attention thinking about trading in and out of assets at this level.

You should be stack-only.

Focus on being useful to others like the robots are coming for your job.

Because they are.

Don't think the path you're on will get you where you need to go?

Then change your path.

Channel your efforts into opportunities with uncapped upside and use various forms of leverage (personal brand, AI tools, code, relationships) for non-linear growth.

Just remember: Working harder isn't the answer. You can accelerate your capital accumulation if you work smart.

Just make sure your upside isn't capped.

One unit of input should lead to multiple units of output.

And your work should ideally compound like your assets.

Where to start?

Helping other people make more money in their business is a good rule of thumb.

E.g. AI is a new tool that few people know how to use effectively.

So help them leverage AI in their business.

There's a million niches within that one obvious idea.

You can figure it out and make anything happen.

If you want to.

Stage 2: You have between $1-$5 million worth of BTC.

Primary focus: Capital Allocation & Preservation

At this point you should increasingly focus on your own investor psychology, mindset, and risk management.

You have some momentum at this stage.

Keep it rolling.

Keep stacking Bitcoin and milking your personal cashflow.

But realize that you're closing in on escape velocity.

And your main job is to not screw it up.

BTC's 40-50% CAGR means you're looking at adding $400-$500K to your net worth on autopilot.

When taking taxes into consideration, that's like earning close to $1 million per year in income and saving all your after tax income.

Something that very few people ever manage to do.

This is the point where your BTC starts to make money faster than you likely can through your own effort.

Which means you should shift a portion of your time into mastering your investing psychology.

You need to be mentally prepared for likely market scenarios.

You need to have a plan.

You need to know yourself, and know how you'll react when volatility strikes.

Do you need a cash pile that helps you sleep at night?

How long of a runway do you need to not panic sell the next dip?

These are questions you must address.

You're on your way to generational wealth.

And you cannot afford to screw up at this stage.

Stage 3: >$5 million in BTC. Escape velocity.

Focus on Time Allocation.

Many people in the fiat world don't see $5 million as "enough" to retire.

But that's because inflation is usually outpacing the returns of their "safe" investment portfolio.

But if you have $5 million in BTC, you're adding ~$2 million to your net worth each year, and it's compounding (as long as you have a long time horizon).

You can spend $20K-$25K a month and still watch your wealth accelerate.

At this point, you should take a minute to recognize that the future is uncertain.

AI and robotics will soon change everything as we know it.

And you will never have as much time as you do now.

At this point, you need to be deliberate with how you allocate your time.

Imagine you only had 5 years left to live; would you be spending your days as you are now?

What would you change?

You've essentially solved the money problem.

Now your focus should be on how to live well in a way that doesn't require extreme extravagance.

That way when you get to $100 million net worth in the next decade you know how to enjoy your good fortune without relying on ever more money to do so.

Find activities that you enjoy and that you can compound over the long-term.

Do things that make you feel alive and don't lead to a "hangover" later.

Prioritize your health and family.

Congratulations, you've won the money game.

And your reward is that now you get to pick a new game to play.

Choose your next adventure wisely.

What a great tip for the masses 🙄

Replying to Avatar Peter Todd

Really interesting stats from Ukraine's Unmanned System Forces (aka drones).

The big one: the marginal cost to kill or seriously injure a Russian with drones is just $911 USD.

https://nostr.download/1cbe7c1ab49ff8d539b3b3f54a3269da359d30e2901659408a03e5bf4929ba1a.mp4

I've personally spoken to quite a few soldiers at different units (units have fundraising and recruiting booths at basically every big event in Ukraine), and they all say the same thing: a remarkably high percentage of their drone funding comes from private donations. A big problem is Western military aid tends to be tied to specific weapons systems – not money – so the overall resources can't be spent optimally.

Of course, it's not like the war itself costs $911/Russian casualty – there's lots of other costs and investment necessary to get there. But the fact that units are still short on drones even though relatively little investment would fix this is absurd.

Also, I don't keep track. But I wouldn't be surprised if just my personal donations – anonymously with Bitcoin – have resulted in the deaths of a few Russians. You can easily make a difference.

https://x.com/414magyarbirds/status/1952644301793456560

It does not seem very wise to publicly acknowledge donating money that may have contributed to direct casualties of Russian personal. All the anonymity just vanished, and marked yourself as a legitimate target from Russian intelligence.