People will say my husband and I got lucky with bitcoin. In 2022 we sold our home I loved, his car he loved and our dental practice because we believed. Don’t tell me we were lucky.

What's worse:

Peter Schiff being wrong about Bitcoin for a decade straight

Or

Spencer Schiff, who bought the 2021 top, then sold everything because he thought AI would cause deflation

"ARE YOU STILL BUYING AT THESE PRICES?"

MOST STILL DO NOT GET IT.

WE STACK FOREVER.

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I feel a lot of people take dental health for granted. But in poor areas, losing all your teeth is just considered part of life. More people will be in the poor category if we have an explosion of dental disease driving up dental services demand.

I’m curious to see how the fluoride thing works out. Before fluoridated water, there were a ton more dental schools and a ton more dentists. But maybe reopening dental schools will be a good thing.

I don't own a Blockclock. I've wanted one for years though. They're expensive. So, I never bought one. I figured it was better to spend those funds on more bitcoin.

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I agree, but like I mentioned only short term, good chance you can take care of the carb issue with digestive enzymes instead more detrimental problems caused by running on oxidizing fat and converting protein to carbs basically which is taxing on the liver.

Your body needs carbs and it gets them no matter what why not make it easier to get the glucose it needs.

have you heard of a thing called amylase? it's a digestive enzyme that's in your saliva and starts breaking down carbs in your mouth. If you are having an issue with carbs that's more than likely a problem with your digestive system not the carbs. Now everyone is unique but humans are omnivores and carbs are no issue when you are healthy. That means real food carbs not crap they profit off of and the majority of the plebs consider as carbs.

A low/no carb diet does not work well for the majority of people. In the short term you see benefits more than likely because where you came from was a lot of processed foods but in the long term thyroid, mitochondria, hormones, energy, etc. will be impacted.

When I ate a lot of carbohydrates, no matter how thoroughly I brushed and floshed my teeth every day, my dentist would be like, “eh you could do better.”

When I sharply reduced my carbohydrates, even when I was a bit less thorough in brushing, my dentist would be like, “it all looks great, good job.”

Just my multi-year experience. I don’t claim to say it’s universal.

There have been many many times in life where I simply wasn’t feeling it.

Where I didn’t feel like honoring my commitments to others or to myself.

I simply just showed up and did shit anyway.

I did things I didn’t want to do. At times I didn’t want to do them. For small amounts of money.

I did things that were painful or difficult or unpleasant and I did them without complaint.

I did these things because I knew they were necessary to get the results I was after.

Most people are not willing to do hard things and so most people get the same results.

my man

Class of:

- Bought the Top 2x

- Bought the Bottom 2x

- Stayed at the next top for 7 months

Class of 2021 Bitcoiners got hands #Bitcoin

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Pls pray for my poor pup who is sleeping outside for first time in his life

But fuck that I ain't having my place smell like skunk

Diversity is not and never was our strength.

Freedom is our strength. And the only freedom that is real is one built on the rock of Christ.

Once the Christian worldview breaks down, diversity becomes chaos.

Christ is either the unifying thread binding the nation's together, or else we descend into tribalistic madness.

Diversity is the wrong focus, freedom needs to be the focus.