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corndalorian

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

😂😂😂

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Scrolling through old pics, wish I could pick more sats up at this price 😫 #Bitcoin ⚡️

Replying to Ferro

Didn't you just read Bitcoin is violence,? How was that?

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Are you referring to Softwar (Lowery)? I read it! He makes some good points, I think it could be about 75% shorter of a book and still get the point across.

Replying to

Jon Gordon

I’m also working through Broken Money- incredible! I decoyed to read born to run, got it for my birthday.

Also recently listened to The Mindful Athlete by George Mumford- really enjoyed his insights and storytelling.

The World for Sale by Blas and Farchy was fascinating to me- insights into the commodities / trading history and business.

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

🤘🏼amazing thanks for the recs!! Got them on the list!

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Recent book journey:

Principles of Economics (Ammous): it was…ok. A little ranty at times. Imo Bitcoin and Fiat Standard were much better, but still worth the read.

Born to Run: a classic, just finished, incredible story. Definitely read if a runner. Don’t fully buy in to the minimalist shoe/barefoot argument but still awesome book. Running is amazing.

Blood Meridian: heard it’s nuts, just started.

Broken Money (nostr:npub1a2cww4kn9wqte4ry70vyfwqyqvpswksna27rtxd8vty6c74era8sdcw83a): next on deck, can’t wait.

Any other suggestions for books? (Any genre)

Replying to

Lyn Alden

Most people have a strong urge to be a part of something bigger than themselves. Not all, but most.

It could be a tribe, gang, nation, religion, political ideology, technological ideology, military hierarchy, artisan guild, their own family, or something else. A set of virtues that they adhere to, that stirs them up emotionally, and that even in certain contexts they would put their career or reputation or life on the line to defend.

When trying to understand other people, it helps to understand what bigger context drives you, and what bigger context drives those you are interacting with.

Always try to ascertain, “what bigger context drives this person, if any?”

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Lot of good quotes in Meditations about this

Replying to

Tatum Turn Up

bianual reminder

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Hell ya

Replying to

Bryan

When did you become a radical?

Before or after #bitcoin?

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Before, then after again lol

Replying to

Lyn Alden

I'm not on Instagram or Soundcloud.

I use Twitter for my macro/finance talk and engaging with that long-lasting network effect and all my friends there.

All of my other random stuff is on Nostr. Pictures, music, serious talk for serious people that are on Nostr, etc.

#instagramr

#tunestr

#philosophyr

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Love to have you here 🙌🏼

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Great conference in SF. Heading back to Texas! ✈️

How’s y’alls weekends been??

Replying to

m0xie

Enjoy academy bro

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Thanks brotha! 🤘🏼👁️

Replying to

Vires

What app is this?

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Garmin! Links to my watch

Replying to

Artur…qywr

Impressive 🏆

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Thank you!

Replying to

B.O.P

I’ll try this. I think part of it is just finding my pace

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

100%. I tried to keep my HR below 125, so it feels really like a nice jog

Replying to

B.O.P

Damn I wish I could do half this lol how do you even get to this level

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Lol you can do it! Just consistent slow miles. Best thing I learned is try and run slow so it’s fun, but also you can do it every day and don’t get hurt. Eventually the longer ones will come! But only been running consistently for 4 months

Joe Santamaria, MD 2y ago

Legs shot. Worth it!