Hey! No vids. Just a TLDR would be $$$. Spread the love for us non Chicagoians. :)

Who is doing a write-up for the rest of us who cannot come?? :)

Re-listened. Good stuff. I think they’re correct that 100% of what’s ours is Gods. Therefore, every sat saved, spent, invested or given away must be done with intentionality and faith. Definitely hard to balance out some times. My rule: give until it hurts. :)

Oh, I heard this years ago when it came out! Don’t they both make a ton of money. One gives it all away and buys life insurance and one holds onto it? It’s fuzzy after multiple years. Haha

Sick. Putting that on my list to listen to. Those guys are legit.

What a boss. Nice work Rand.

Thank you for your service.

That dude needs to be banned from saying the word “love”.

Hi tech! Haha

Um, #[2]​ BitcoinS????

Haha. Classic song. Never seen the strange video. Does make the song more enjoyable as it would be quite repetitive as non-background music.

Mosquitos love me. The feeling is not mutual. Where are those sketchy Indian Ivermectin websites? Buying a truckload for next time I go camping.

I don’t know. I wish people would post here rather than Twitter.

If people are unified in their disagreement of the regime, whether violent, not non-violent, rulers topple. The governed are largely giving consent. I think that’s the main factor in regimes getting away with evil. In a study of violent vs non-violent movements, they found that non-violent ones were surprisingly effective.

https://www.hks.harvard.edu/more/policycast/mightier-sword-unexpected-effectiveness-nonviolent-resistance

Was it that they didn’t have guns or they were turned into bootlicking, cuck cultures at that point? Not sure if it’s correlation or causation but I think these state worshipping, desperate people are not in a good place.

I want a t-shirt with Spooner’s face on it. AND one with Walter Block. Epic old dudes with epic hair.

And millions of people who would see his posts. That takes conviction to give up.

According to what definition of faith? If you look at how the word faith is used in a Biblical sense (like analyzing the word based on context) there’s no implication faith is not evidence based results.

I would argue faith is ~synonymous with trust. Trust can be stupid, based on a house of cards or backed by solid reasoning.

In Christianity, faith is encouraged to be tested. (For instance, Paul in 1 Corinthians 15 says that Christians should be pitied if Christ didn’t raise from the dead. He was arguing for his readers to test the claim, not just do what sounded cool at the time.)

I think I agree with your statement about most religions, even many Christians and “Christians” have too much of an uncritical, lazy belief.

What does “believing” mean to you? People often assert that the word “faith” is some stupid, blind trust in something. I believe, or have faith, that my car will run today, not because I have some spiritual feeling, but because I understand engineering and it has worked for years. My reasoning says that I should have faith that it will work when I turn the key. I could be wrong, but I’m probably not wrong.

But, but, but they are public servants and care about me so this is different.