Thanks 💜🤙 Car maintenance/repairs is one of my least favorite expenses because it’s like “hey I need this little thing fixed” and then they come back and say “ok that plus these other unrelated things we found, that total will be $2,000, would you like us to go ahead with all that?” 😂🤪

The true enemy isn't carbon emissions, it's human consumption.

This is why nuclear, despite exciting advancements making it cleaner and safer, can't be allowed to go forward.

Energy abundance fuels human consumption, no matter how clean it is. Only rationing tech, like windmills and solar, can be allowed.

Solar, windmills = clean, unreliable energy = low human consumption = low human numbers

Nuclear = clean, energy abundant = increasing human consumption = increasing human numbers

Nuclear is the red herrijg.

What was the bitcoin story they ran last that got everyone pissed?

I think I might have missed it.

That’s a tough one. Life is more than sats and I love music and it’s a beautiful guitar. If I had an extra $19K just sitting around today I’d probably buy the sats because I have guitars to play music. And in a few years a fraction of those sats will buy that guitar so then I’d have the guitar and still most of those sats 😁

Wow Tidal live basically allows anyone to broadcast their own radio station 📡 Fantastic stuff #[0]​ 👏🏼

Ledger is for shitcoinery

Precisely. Thank you for reading 🙏🧡

NEW: Peter Schiff tweets that #Bitcoin will "breakdown hard"

#BTC is up $10,000 since Schiff last tweeted against it 🚀

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The phenomenon you're describing is known as the Dunning-Kruger effect. This effect refers to the tendency of people who are less skilled or knowledgeable in a particular area to overestimate their abilities or understanding, while those who are more skilled or knowledgeable tend to underestimate their abilities or understanding.

The Dunning-Kruger effect occurs because people who are less skilled or knowledgeable in a particular area often lack the ability to recognize their own limitations. They may have a limited understanding of the subject, which leads them to believe that they know more than they actually do. In contrast, people who are more skilled or knowledgeable are more likely to recognize the complexity of the subject and the gaps in their own understanding.

Additionally, people who are less skilled or knowledgeable may be overconfident because they are not aware of the vast amount of information and expertise that is required to truly understand a subject. They may believe that their limited understanding is sufficient to make accurate judgments, when in fact they are missing important information that could change their perspective.

It's worth noting that the Dunning-Kruger effect is not always present, and that some people may be aware of their limitations and lack of expertise in a particular area. However, the effect can be particularly pronounced in situations where people are asked to make judgments or decisions outside of their area of expertise. -

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