Yes it’s possible lower oxygen leads to poorer mental health.
Personally, when I go to Colorado for skiing I’m constantly tired with headaches. Want to go to bed at 8pm. When I go back to the coast, feel normal and want to go to bed at 10:30pm.
Highest USA suicide rates are all high altitudes. Maybe because of lower oxygen affecting mental health
We would be on Mars by now if it weren’t for fiat.
The correct answer is just give the market what it wants and there are many markets.
Yes but I had to remind her that that prices going up doesn’t matter if the underlying currency keeps going down.
Just had a Come to Jesus moment with the gf about my #Bitcoin holdings
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STRONG AND RESILIENT sir!
WEF chairman becoming the new Twitter CEO is incredibly bullish for NOSTR
I actually don’t understand the financial incentives/ economics of relay operators.
Do they currently do it out of the kindness of their own hearts?
I would rather zap them monthly to there’s a solid incentive system here.
Such an underrated band.
Good road trip music. Very dreamy
Imagine you woke up one day to discover your bank account has been raided by your government to finance debt. Is it a nightmare?
Well it was reality during the European banking crisis and will likely soon celebrate a comeback.
Be prepared. Study #Bitcoin: https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/03/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-cyprus-bank-disaster/274096/
In 2018, Canada passed “bail-in” laws. Anything above $100K CAD (not a lot of money) is potentially up for grabs in case of bank failure.
Most who say “Governments will never allow Bitcoin to flourish” are over 50 and from the West.
There’s a lesson in there
The bigger a government gets, the less I trust it.
Tales is wrong about #Bitcoin, but he’s spot on about the scaling effects of trust on government.
“I’m a Communist at the family level… a Libertarian at the federal level”
Postwar Japan and Germany were pegged to the USD after Breton Woods and until 1971z China is still pegged to the USD at an artificially low rate. Calling them “strong currencies” is not being intellectually consistent. Also consider that during the 1800s all major industrialized countries were on a gold standards and I’m talking about the relative strength of currencies.
It seems that a relatively stronger currency just means that a country’s manufacturers have to continually move up the value curve to compete. A hard money results in higher “natural” interest rates, which requires higher ROI investments (aka actual productive investments of debt), which then lead to higher capital formation, and finally higher quality, more complex manufactured good.
In other words, a country on a Bitcoin Standard is going to be making chips and spaceships, not plastic widgets.
Would we already be on Mars if not for Nixon closing the gold window in 1971?
Is official net worth is estimated at $50mil, but how much Bitcoin does the guy have?
Yes it was a silly bet but if the goal was PR then mission accomplished I guess.
Still think he should have at least let the bet expire. Not sure why he chickened out early
Those tricky buggers!
If a nation state has a sound money currency, does that mean it’s manufacturing sector is at a perpetual disadvantage to fiat money states?
If so that is sad. I like Bitcoin AND manufacturing!
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