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I like prime numbers but 47 is an ugly one

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We should be grateful that shitcoiners are playing the wrong game. Completely lost class of people.

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Let me get this straight

- Inauguration day is in one week, and there is actually a very good chance Trump signs an executive order on day one to prevent the sale of any more bitcoin by the U.S., or actually buy more.

- Trump, his family, and cabinet have been talking pro-Bitcoin stances and policies

- more pro Bitcoin politicians, industry, and Wall Street than ever before

- corporations stepping up their treasuries

- states stepping up strategic reserves proposals

And this is all JUST the United States

…and people are still selling bitcoin?

Well as my Granny would say, “bless their hearts.” (southern for NGMI)

I don't think he is referring to their loot

Who are normies? What do they believe?

IMO the normie mind can be explained by the following 10 normie commandments.

1. Individual human action has low or no effect on the world.

2. Mainstream news is mostly honest and reflects reality.

3. Institutions are trustworthy

4. Thinking via convention is the only worthwhile thought pattern.

5. Comfort is the highest pursuit in life, both physical and psychological.

6. Consumption is desirable, creation is not.

7. Authority figures are legitimate and deserve respect.

8. Conventional career paths are the most valuable in our society.

9. You can’t predict what will happen next.

10. Risk is intolerable and should be treated as such.

Normies are scared of things that are hard.

Having lots of children? Hard.

Starting your own business? Hard.

Saving and investing? Hard.

Hodling bitcoin? Hard.

Thinking for yourself? Hard.

Working out? Hard.

Eating right? Hard.

Ironically by avoiding things that are “hard” they end up with the hardest lives.

The IRS, amazingly, operates at a deficit, and returns no profit for the US Gov.

This means that the IRS in no way funds government spending, and actually increases spending.

Shut down the IRS = reduce Gov spending, which is facilitated by the Fed.

The artificial ain’t intelligencing so good

My husband’s 8-year-old niece is having a birthday party with relatives and friends invited. But all seven friends declined to come, one by one, either due to getting sick or family issues or because some of them have big tests.

And the mom was hesitant to tell her about the last ones, including her best friend, being unable to come, since that final piece of news is devastating. So when we arrived, the niece was super happy, dressed up like a princess, showing us all the decorations and picking which colored forks each of her friends would have for the cake.

Basically, the expectations and reality couldn’t be more starkly different. It was like a comedy show setting up for a sad punchline. And eventually the mom dropped the bombshell, crying ensued, etc. The niece said this would be awful since her party would be all adults talking.

So, now I’m playing My Little Pony with her for damage control. Next, I’m going to blow up a lot of balloons to throw around with her and challenge her to see how many she can keep in the air at once. And then she wants to watch Inside Out 2 together.

How’s your day going?

Turns out I’m genderfluid after all.