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#Bitcoin would be so valuable in a hot war between superpowers.

All #Bitcoin bull markets start with a sharp sell-off āœ”ļø

99.9999% of the human population isn’t anywhere near the size, strength or athleticism of an NFL linebacker. You’re taking the absolute pinnacle of human athleticism (enhanced by the best PEDs available) and saying they’d beat a regular boxer or BJJ guy lol not a huge leap.

But if you’ll read a little closer I’m saying someone needs to be competent in striking (kicks and punches) and grappling. A kickboxer beats a boxer 9/10 because they have more tools and the boxer doesn’t know how to deal with the kicks. The synergy of skills is important.

In real life the guy who is competent at striking and grappling and has experience sparring will beat the regular strong guy 9/10 times. One of the main things that happens is the big guys always get tired. They don’t know how to conserve energy and they’ve never trained to fight so they get tired in 60 seconds.

There are tons of examples of power lifters and roided out dorks getting tapped by much smaller BJJ guys. The idea that someone can bite or scratch their way out of a tight choke from a real BJJ killer is a joke and shows your ignorance. It’s not a realistic path to victory.

I’ve also seen big dudes get destroyed on the feet by smaller guys when they can’t figure out how to take them down. You can’t just run in and grab someone who has good footwork. And people who don’t understand striking defense get rocked very fast. When you’re rocked and seeing stars you ain’t shit, I don’t care how much you can deadlift.

My parents moved out to the woods when I was 7 from a shithole major city and it was the best decision they ever made for me and my brother. We grew up in paradise playing outside everyday and working on our property. I wouldn’t be the same had I grown up in the city, I’m sure of this.

I still haven’t picked a location yet. I am building houses as a general contractor and learning the tricks, making my mistakes, and hustling up the cash to execute my own compound in the near-future.

I am thinking Montana or Idaho will be a good bet though. Out of the way, tend to be less liberal and more hands off from a government standpoint. I’m not a republican either but I think red states are a way better bet than blues going forward in every regard.

Dude yes high school wrestling will put you at an advantage over 99% of the population out of the gate.

I think BJJ will enable you to polish up your wrestling skills from the past and learn how to end people in new and different ways.

Anybody want to bet sats on #UFC300 tonight? #MMA

I’m taking Gaethje and Pereira. If anyone wants the other side of those bouts holler at me let’s make a wager and have some fun with sats.

I’ve noticed that it’s a foundational belief programmed into every modern person that if only a certain rule or law was enacted (by the all-powerful ā€œtheyā€) it would fix the ā€œproblemā€ in question.

No thought given to the reality that rules are a forceful imposition on a group and that rules / laws / decrees are weaponized and always have unintended negative consequences also.

The powers that be have truly convinced everyone born under their boot that all problems can be solved by more decrees from the omnipotent state… it is no coincidence.

The ability to strike and grapple competently is way more important than raw strength. Unpopular opinion maybe but I’ve seen big / strong dudes get absolutely torn to pieces by wirey dudes half their strength in the gym time and again.

Technique, speed and timing > strength every time. I don’t make the rules.