Ok thank you. Not ready yet for it but I might try this when I move to Mexico hopefully soon.

Good luck for your diet.

Sobre el horario de este mismo sí, también entraron algunos pero como invitados solamente, no todos saben de las extensiones de navegador para hacer login, falta dar consejos para esta parte… sin hacer login solo pueden escuchar, se pierden muchas funciones

Lo cerré justo ahora , se mantuvo vacío, se puede abrir si deseas… aunque se mantendrá vacío de seguro 🥲

That’s the world we are building with #bitcoin

We are going to build that future for our children Dr.

Bitcoin is hope.

I understand you 100%. I am not an MD but I also don’t have a big stack. I left my home country when I was in my early 20s because I hate communism and I knew I couldn’t change it by staying.

Now I have kids so it is much harder to move but I have set my mind. I will never be a slave of the system again. I am willing to go down to a low paying job if that’s what it takes.

I was about to leave during covid where I live now but we decided not to comply and to stay with the high paying job to keep stacking. So far it is working out.

We also sold our home and put all the equity in Bitcoin. Renting now. Lots of extra work but I hope it will pay off.

You are a very smart man and very knowledgeable. Don’t forget that no one can take that from you.

We struggled too about the KYC stuff at the begging but decided we cannot risk going to jail if we lie on our taxes. So we rather move if we have to.

But that’s just us. I feel we all go through this process at least once in our Bitcoin journey.

You are in Nostr and buying Bitcoin you are already winning 🫡

More advantages have the lack of state what advantages has the state.

I've thought about that, but for starters they'll know how much you have bought, then it's just a matter of how evil and desperate they are. In Solzhenitsyn's book, Gulag Archipelago, they would interrogate supected "wealthy" people without knowing their actual net worth but they'd have their ways of getting lots of people to crack. From what I read, if the torture/fear is too much and you'd rather hand over your wealth, best to not give a large amount (relative to what they think you have) early on, otherwise they might think it was too easy and that you could be hiding more.

But it's definitely nice to know that they can never steal your btc even if they kill you, a nice big old F U.

Don’t stress about it just be mentally prepared to move if you have to. You are not alone.

At the same time though - and I probably should have added this as 6. - but how can they REALLY know you have it?

If you do it properly, they'd have to remove the 12 words from your head

The biggest issue with these “bio hacker” type guys, is they are so sure of themselves and are so sure that anyone who disagrees is wrong. Then said bio hacker guy changes his mind and is once again so sure of himself. One of the reasons I’m no longer on Twitter. Too many of these types.

Some thoughts on KYC vs NON KYC

1. I think that if we have to rely on NON KYC bitcoin, bitcoin has failed

If people have to worry about spending their bitcoin, we will never get to a bitcoin standard

2. KYC bitcoin will be fine (and necessary) in the future

Banks will want to hold your bitcoin

And you don't want to pay tax for living off of your bitcoin stack

So instead of spending, use it as collateral

*which will require KYC bitcoin

3. There are plenty of ways to earn NON KYC bitcoin

ZBD

Fountain

Nostr

These small amounts will add up if you're earning them consistently. This will be more than enough NON KYC in a decade

4. This 👆 combined with getting some P2P (meetups, bitcoin communities, etc) and P2P exchanges (HODL HODL, Bisq, Peach)

8. The more organized you are with wallets the better. This will ensure you are not mixing KYC and NON KYC

Use tools like Aqua to combine your NON KYC sats and swap into UTXOs in cold storage

My prediction: it will become legal tender (CURRENCY) in most countries

Moral of the story: don't stress about it

I stopped listening to Paul when he showed a video of him going through TSA with coconuts because he didn’t want to get a bottle of water at the airport. I can’t imagine living that way, thinking your body is so fragile it needs to be 100% optimized all the time. He’s annoying.

He’s heard his opposite camp. He just says what he finds to be correct. I remember when he was a nose-to-tail carnivore who would judge his guests for not eating full carnivore or having had pizza for some days. Now he’s found a new dogma to stick to: the fruit diet.