Not sure if you’re into science/healthcare podcasts but Peter Attia has a hardcore healthcare/science podcast. He’s a huge F1 fan. He doesn’t talk about it a ton but he’s had at least 1 or 2 podcasts dedicated to F1.
We often get asked how the natural gas powered garage door opener gets exhausted out of the garage? It doesn’t.
It’s so tempting.
I requested to have my bitcoin sent 12 hours ago and Prime still hasn’t confirmed the request. It never took more than 30 minutes in the past. I assume it could be related to the changes that Swan is making but who knows. Fortunately it’s not a huge amount. It seems like these custodian companies will be a thing of the past at some point (especially if they deal with anything other than bitcoin).
That thing is worth way more than that!
I saw Swan was moving to other companies. I think Strike did the same.
We’ll be out at the big tool hardware expo this weekend. We often get asked why our garage doors are made in England? It’s because they make the best damn used non-flood doors that are compatible with a natural gas powered door lift.
I had a friend that was leaving bitcoin on Strike rather than putting it into a wallet. He recently got a notice that Strike was no longer using Prime Trust. I’m not sure why they stopped using prime or what they’re using now. However, prime seems like they may have some red flags that might put them in the crosshairs of the federal government. It seemed to me like River stood out in this market at one time as they didn’t use a third party. However, I love the education that Swan provides so they’ve remained my company but clearly the mechanism for how these companies hold their customer’s Bitcoin will probably evolve. That’s my semi educated opinion.
I think this is an interesting issue. I had something I wanted to purchase with bitcoin (they offered steep discount if bitcoin used). However, I didn’t have near enough (not even close) in my lightening wallet. So the dilemma is go on chain and get hit with a huge fee or purchase bitcoin. The purchase bitcoin problem is difficult bc the exchanges sometimes limit the amount you can buy (if you don’t buy often) or they limit how fast they will allow you to have it. So, normal purchasing with bitcoin seems to have major limitations if you don’t keep a substantial amount on lightening. It also makes you look to the future and wonder if there will be a time that the bitcoin could be trapped on the blockchain (bc of high fees) and require a fiat solution to allow you to transact with something “equivalent” to what you’re actually worth. Basically recreating the mess we’re currently in. It’ll be interesting to see if fees will really be that high (in the future…which is good to some extent bc it forces you into to save) and how we’ll deal with transactions if you’re bitcoin is essentially locked in the blockchain bc of extreme fees. I know people are talking about lightening and fedi as solutions but it’s hard to see it when you find current roadblocks to rapidly transacting with bitcoin now.
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Is This Why Pediatricians Push Vaccines?
From Dr. Joseph Mercola DO
STORY AT-A-GLANCE Primary care providers across the U.S. were bribed with incentive programs to coerce patients into getting the toxic COVID shot. Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield paid doctors $50 for each Medicaid patient aged 6 months and older, who got the experimental jab Doctors have been financially incentivized to vaccinate children for a […]
May 22nd 2023 11:33pm EDT
Source Link: https://takecontrol.substack.com/p/why-pediatricians-push-vaccines
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I’m not a pediatrician. However, there was a time that I would have gladly died on a hill protecting the cdc (fda, etc). However, during COVID I realized that it was really just tribalism (and ultimately dogmatism and lack of curiosity) that led colleagues to continue dying on that hill while many of us woke up to the fact that nothing was as it seemed. The ego is strong.
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I’m only several months new to this so take with a grain of salt. I do think his book is a really interesting contribution. However, if bitcoin is not a monetary network first (ie it’s a security network) then miners don’t have incentive to mine bc individuals won’t have incentive to hold bitcoin bc it’s not money. This is the problem with his theory as it doesn’t seem like bitcoin network will work if it’s not first a monetary network (that people and miners find beneficial) and then secondarily a security network. I assume all of these can coexist but it seems like you really need to incentivize people the most if you can take advantage of secondary benefits.
BENEFITS MAY INCLUDE: Compensation 
I keep trying to get ahold of bitcoin (to get my cash back) but the number must be disconnected bc I can’t figure out who to call.