The more I listen to conspiracies

The more I think everyone is evil.

The more I listen to the actual people,

The more I think everyone is good.

The more I watch the news,

The more I think the world is ending.

The more I watch nature,

The more I think the world is infinite.

What you consume will ultimately consume you.

Choose wisely before you forget who is who.

No, I do not want to install your app.

No, I do not want that app pinned to Start.

No, I do not want that app pinned to the taskbar.

No, I do not want that app to run on startup.

No, I do not want that app shortcut on my desktop.

No, I do not want to subscribe to your newsletter.

No, I do not want your site to send me notifications.

No, I do not want to tell you about my recent experience.

No, I do not want to sign up for an account.

No, I do not want to sign up using a different service and let the two of you know about each other.

No, I do not want to sign in for a more personalized experience.

No, I don't want to allow you to read my contacts.

No, I don't want you to scan my content.

No, I don't want you to track me.

No, I don't want to click "Later" or "Not now" when what I mean is NO.

I wish I knew the long-term side effects of taking the orange pill.

Nobody warned me.

So here’s your warning:

(Once you take it, there’s no going back.)

1. Reality distortion

You’ll start seeing things for what they really are.

Fiat isn’t money.

Inflation isn’t normal.

You’ll feel like you’ve been living in a Truman Show economy your whole life.

2. Time theft allergy

You’ll develop a violent allergic reaction to being paid in melting money.

Every paycheck feels like a slow robbery.

You start valuing time more than things.

3. Long-term vision upgrade

Suddenly, you’re thinking in decades, not days.

Fast dopamine fades.

Low time preference becomes a way of life.

You start planning for your last name, instead of your first name

4. Authority skepticism syndrome

Symptoms include:

•Questioning central banks

•Ignoring media spin

•Reading history from first principles

You don’t just trust—you verify..

5. Friend repelling disorder (temporarily)

You’ll try to orange pill everyone.

Some will ghost you.

Some will argue.

A few will come back months later whispering, “You were right.”

Most won’t get it (Don’t worry, they’ll get it at the price they deserve.)

6. Traditional retirement plan rejection

Pension?

401k?

Nah.

You realize if it’s not hard money, it’s not a plan.

Security isn’t a promise—it’s a protocol.

7. Financial sovereignty addiction

Cold storage becomes a rite of passage.

Running a node feels like digital defiance.

You stop asking for permission and start building freedom.

8. Irreversible clarity

You can’t unsee it.

You can’t go back.

You don’t even want to.

Because now you know what real value, real time, and real freedom look like.

- D.G.