Bitcoiner, capitalist, spiritual agnostic. Fan of Ayn Rand and Austrian School of Economics. “Prepare, don’t predict” (Dan Ferris)
Joined March 2021
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This is the only way to think about it. It’s your anchor. If you don’t, you are open to manipulation.
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1. What is the best longevity hack known today that is published in the literature that none of your influencers, PhDs, bioelectric experts in mitochondria, or MDs in the longevity space post about?
6 seconds of sunlight with UV a day increase your life by 12% from any cause.
Checkmate.
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He's right. Washington started the war in February 2014 when the CIA/State/USIA/Radio Free Europe/NED/Senator McCain orchestrated coup overthrew the duly elected President of Ukraine because he didn't have any beef with Russia and wasn't interested in bringing NATO into his own country.
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I encourage everyone to vote for these 167 candidates across the country who are willing to call for the mRNA shots to be pulled off the market:
sway.co/no-mrna?utm_source=s…
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Justin Verlander has played 21 seasons in the majors. His final start was today.
After 5⅓ innings, manager A.J. Hinch came out to take him out, then pointed to the stands. Genevieve, his 7-year-old daughter, sprinted onto the field in his jersey, ran to the mound, and hugged him. He started shaking and crying. He had no idea it was coming.
Then he walked off holding her hand.❤️
His wife Kate and their little boy Bellamy (1) met them at the dugout.
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The perfect illustration of why perma-bears rarely win against bulls when investing.
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Legacy media REFUSED to show you a SINGLE SECOND of President Trump's speech and historic state dinner with Xi Jinping tonight at the White House
So here's the ENTIRE thing, from start to finish, with translations for Xi's speech
DO NOT LET LEGACY MEDIA KEEP YOU IN THE DARK
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"When Bitcoiners talk about a 6102 Attack, we’re warning about a modern version of the 1933 order that forced Americans to surrender their gold."
"It’s one of the clearest reasons to prefer self-custody, and by the end of this episode, you’ll see that HOW you hold your Bitcoin could matter as much as WHETHER you own it."
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"Poacher is trampled to death by elephants while 'lining up a shot' to kill a white rhino
An armed poacher sneaking up on unsuspecting rhinos was ambushed by a herd of elephants and trampled to death as he lined up a shot to cash in on its prized horn.
Two men with a high-powered rifle and an axe had crossed into the iconic Kruger National Park in South Africa looking for a potential £10,000 payday with a single shot.
But unknown to them the white rhino herd had been following a water source along with a group of nearby African elephants sheltering from the harsh sun under trees.
As the pair closed in on the rhinos – whose horn per ounce is worth more than gold or cocaine on the black market – the elephants broke cover and charged them.
A Kruger National Park source said: 'The two ran in different directions but the one lining up the shot was the slowest to his feet and the elephants went for him first.
'He was quickly overrun and the elephants trampled him into the earth and all that we found was basically a very large blood stain around the clothing he was in.
'The other poacher made it to safety but has since been arrested. We were alerted to the incident and followed the suspect back to where the incident happened.
'The report came in that there was not much left but a big blood stain in the earth and his clothes'"
Daily Mail
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Big Short investor Steve Eisman says the AI labs know they have no moats and are manufacturing a crisis to get regulation that hands them a duopoly
"I think this is all nonsense."
[ You think it's all nonsense? ]
"All nonsense. I think that there's something else completely going on here. ... What I think is happening is that token maxing is over. The open weight models are taking big market share. I think these companies are very nervous. They realize that there are no moats around their business whatsoever, and they're trying to manufacture a crisis that will create regulation, and that they think they can then manipulate to create the moats, to create the duopoly that they want."
[ Wow. ]
"That's what I think is going on."
"Honestly, I think this whole Terminator thing is garbage. That's for sure."
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Listen, genius. When central banks buy govt bonds---which footings now stand at more than $45 trillion worldwide--- with fiat credits and no accompanying production of goods and services or savings from existing incomes, it's damn well inflationary: Same supply, more artificial credit-fueled demand. So what's so hard about understanding that? And by the way: forget the Ms.It's central bank bond-buying that's the inflationary culprit!!
What really causes inflation? It isn’t money creation youtu.be/Vi-hQDibhK4?si=cEYA…. And for those with very little understanding of economics who claim it does, as I show, the evidence doesn't support their case.
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We are on the verge of a crisis that will destroy our nation.
We will not survive this...
We are approaching a fundamental limit to the government's ability to borrow, without triggering a doom loop of soaring interest expenses dwarfing its ability to raise taxes.
And we're facing an enormous expansion of the government's spending, as Social Security's surpluses will be gone by around 2030.
* Gross national debt: $40.1 trillion as of September 2026, up $2.67 trillion in the past year alone (Treasury/JEC).
* Debt held by the public is 101% of GDP, versus a 50-year average of 51% and the prior all-time record of 106% set just after WWII (CBO).
* FY2025 (actual, final): revenue $5.235 trillion, outlays $7.010 trillion, deficit $1.775 trillion (5.9% of GDP) — the fifth straight year of trillion-dollar-plus deficits with no recession.
*30-year Treasury auctions have been tailing (weak demand) repeatedly through 2026, with an August auction pricing at 5.216% — the highest yield in 25 years.
The Fed just hiked rates for the first time in three years on persistent inflation — meaning the Fed can't cut to ease the government's financing costs without risking more inflation.
* Social Security's 75-year unfunded obligation jumped from $25.1 trillion to $29.3 trillion in the last year -- because of inflation and automatic COLA adjustments. The infinite-horizon number is $72.8 trillion. There is no way to fund these obligations. OASI (Social Security retirement) trust fund depletes Q4 2032, triggering an automatic ~22% benefit cut under current law absent congressional action.
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By 2029, interest costs will overtake Medicare to become the government's second-largest program.
You cannot fix this by raising taxes, as higher tax rates will lead to tax avoidance. Federal receipts have never sustained more than about 20% of GDP. The absolute record is 20.9% in fiscal 1944, at the peak of WWII, with a 94% top marginal rate, wage and price controls, and a fully mobilized war economy (FRED; CRS).
The only way this gets resolved is by a crisis unlike anything we've ever seen in America before.
And it hits in 2029.
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🇷🇺🇺🇸 Russia just lost another refinery, and somehow that's about to show up at your local gas station.
Ukrainian drones hit Russia's Yaroslavl oil refinery tonight, setting it on fire. Another one down.
Half of Russia’s 6 biggest diesel plants have now been knocked offline or slashed in output this month alone, with Kirishi fully shut and NORSI and Volgograd running at roughly a quarter of capacity.
Here’s the part that trips people up: America produces plenty of its own fuel, but that doesn’t mean Americans are shielded from what’s happening in Russia.
Diesel is a globally traded product. When Russian exports collapse, buyers like Turkey and Brazil don’t just go without, they go shopping elsewhere, and “elsewhere” increasingly means U.S. suppliers.
Turkey is a pretty clear example. Russia supplied around 85% of its imported diesel last year, but that share has now collapsed to roughly 20%, with U.S. and Indian barrels filling the gap.
The problem is that U.S. refineries are already running near full tilt, around 97% to 98% utilization, so there isn’t some huge cushion of spare capacity waiting to absorb a wave of extra foreign demand.
That demand simply competes for the same barrels and pushes prices higher.
U.S. diesel margins have already surged to record levels, and if Russian refining keeps taking hits, that pressure does not stay neatly contained inside Russia.
Produce your own fuel all you want. If the product trades on a world market, the world’s problems still show up in your price at the pump.
Sources: Atlantic Council, The Atlantic, NYT, Reuters, PolitiFact / Writer: Julie
