Late stage fiat empire. 🍩

If all women stopped working right now, we'd be completely fine.

If all men stopped working right now, civilization would collapse.

This is just a hard reality.

#MasculineFrame

Those who rob others may think they are getting away with something, but they are not. When money printer go brrr, bankers and politicians believe they can steal from the plebs without being noticed, but God sees it. When prices soar, the plebs cry out, and God hears it. He will hold them accountable. And he’s given us an ‘escape hatch’ called Bitcoin. Stack sats, Anon.

#devotional

When you lose someone you love, the world keeps going the way it always has.

There's just less in it.

Stack moments.

They are more scarce than you think.

And their value increases with the passage of time.

life is incredibly short, do things that matter

Twenty years from now, the only people who will remember if you worked late are your kids.

SEE THE CODE, YOU CAN, WHEN MIND OPEN, IS.

FREE MINDS, TRACKED CLICKS.

How much of your own food do you produce?

Yes! There is a good reason ancient cultures from around the world seemingly share symbols 😄

I've seen a few theories on that symbol. Some were more compelling than others.

One I liked noted that the Big Dipper rotates around the North Star (currently Polaris) annually,. If we were to take time lapse photographs of the Big Dipper and Polaris on the solstices and equinoxes, and then combine them all onto a single image, we would see something similar to this symbol.

The other theory I've seen that I find most compelling is related to that same "swirling pattern" that the Big Dipper takes annually around Polaris. The Milky Way galaxy is a spiral shape, and according to a number of ancient religious traditions, the path of the ascending human soul after leaving Earth is to follow the Milky Way. That symbol may have been used to represent the afterlife or the path souls take in the afterlife.

According to the work of James Churchward, the sun tends to be represented by a simple circle, sometimes with a dot in the center, sometimes shown with rays, sometimes shown without rays in order to represent the setting sun. I'm not saying Churchward is 100% right but I do find his work to be pretty interesting and compelling in select ways.