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Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed nomini tuo da gloriam.

It is a very complex issue, but the key points are:

- educational indoctrination by the state

- disintegration of the concept of family

Nick Szabo has talked a lot about these issues and has very interesting views.

Bottom line, they have created apathetic citizens with nothing to fight for.

Do you understand why more and more injustice is being done by states to their citizens, taxes are higher than ever and citizens do nothing about it?

Because you have given all your data to the big tech companies, sold your life to Facebook, Instagram and other shit, and now your behavior is predictable.

The states know more than ever how far to squeeze and they will do it continuously and inexorably until you won't have any rights or wealth left.

Think about it.

Are you using chatgpt or similar to optimize your code, check it or build it?

Will companies that refuse to use it be penalized?

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This is one of the most important charts to understand. People want to diversify, but all they see are fiat profits. If you measure in hard money, S&P500 did not rise since the 1970s bull. And if we don't count the dot com bubble, the market is more or less sideways.

I'm not saying you can't make money in S&P500. Gold grams cost averaging would probably made some profits, and you would make some amount in dividends.

What I'm saying that traditional "invest in the whole market and you will be profitable" is actually a fiat illusion. Add to that the fact that holding the asset itself is full of political risk - your holdings are managed by a custodian and can be confiscated.

Another problem is that the illusion of profit (profit in fiat terms) is treated as taxable income. You would pay lots of taxes without actually increasing your purchasing power.

Looking at it, I would rather just hold gold. In many countries, gold appreciation is not taxed, you can hold it yourself, thus vastly decreasing political risk. And you can also use it as a collateral for a fiat loan, which is quite nice in inflationary fiat environment.

And if diversifying, diversify into Bitcoin, not among fiat assets, because there, the fiat / political risk is correlated.

If you don't change anything else though, I suggest looking at your portfolio in terms of gold grams and sats, that removes the illusion of fiat profits and you are getting a better look at how your savings / investments actually perform.

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This is very important.

This is simply and plainly what I have learned over more than 20 years dedicated to investments.

Save and invest only in unfalsifiable assets, nothing else.

That said, I was a goldboy, but gold is a bad investment. In most countries it has a very high premium to buy and a very high premium to sell, a buy and sell transaction can easily take 20%, which leads you to buy paper gold that does not have these premiums but you no longer have the gold in your hands, you don't even have gold, and even if you have physical gold it is very difficult to prove its purity and authenticity, which leads you to Bitcoin.

All roads lead to Bitcoin.

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The Game Wallet

Turn any GameBoy into a secure offline cold wallet. Generate a seed phrase using a hash of your button presses as you walk around and complete quests.

https://www.gamewallet.gg/

I have no record that the site is related to Brave, if you look at brave appears first simply because they are sorted alphabetically, from the point of view of privacy librewolf or mullvad get better scores than brave.

I do not like the browsers that are based on chromium as is the case of brave, it is known that chromium has included telemetry and brave too.

I also don't like that brave is backed by a token.

Librewolf is a hardened firefox fork, without telemetry, and private by default.

Perfectly, it is my default browser on all my computers.

You have to take into account that it has certain drawbacks (for me they are not) compared to more lax browsers in terms of privacy, for example librewolf deletes your cookies every time you close it.

A reminder that Librewolf is the best browser on the market in terms of privacy.

https://privacytests.org

Opcode Explained

Documenting bitcoin opcodes, one at a time.

https://opcodeexplained.com/

CME already has more open interest than binance, the institutions are here, I guess for the worse.

China's largest bank hit by ransomware attack that may have disrupted Treasury market 🫠

#Bitcoin

How is the state going to protect you? If you are attacked, are the police immediately on the scene?

The state's protection is deferred, think about it, it's not good for shit, only to steal money from you.

Make your own weapons.