What a joke...no, wait...this is just a sad reality and testament to what government does.

A couple good ones from Robert Malone's Sunday Strip

Median home price in May was record $419,000…up nearly 6% since last year. The sale of existing homes is down 40% since Biden took office. Existing homeowners can’t afford to leave their low interest rate mortgages…but new homeowners can’t afford the prices AND mortgage rates.

==== Creatine is like your second mitochondria. Or, the mitochondria’s chief of staff. Or its co-pilot. Your mitochondria make ATP so you can see clearly, hear accurately, digest your food, power your brain, show off your your shiny skin, lift heavy things, and perform your best at the challenges you face. They do that all with the help of creatine. ==== If you have never read Chris Masterjohn, be prepared for a thorough, DEEP dive. This is regarding creatine. FYI, the foundation of my daily supplements includes creatine, glycine, and citrulline (a precursor to arginine).

Your Cells Are Starving for Creatine

If you're not eating this type of diet you need a supplement.

From the Daily Bitcoiner #meme of the day

I'm looking forward to our "diminishing returns"...

A couple good #memes in Robert Malone's Sunday Strip...

Sunday Strip: Happy Father's Day

Give someone a reason to look up to you.

Reminder that I'm not a Trump fan (although I voted for him twice). I still have to reconcile the possibility of doing it a 3rd time or simply not voting at all or throwing my vote away on an IDEOLOGICALLY more suitable candidate (so they can capture 1-3% of the vote, or less). Blue team is a non-starter for me... Just sharing because I liked the #meme

"Once again, your tax dollars at work!"

The Washington Post's self-parody reaches new heights

Think Trump Derangement Syndrome is bad? Try Long Covid Derangement Syndrome. No wonder the Post's readership is crashing. These stories call its b...

==== Once the savings were gone, debt was on the table, with private debt skyrocketing from car loans to student loans to credit cards. Hitting $17.5 trillion — a new record. That's now hitting a wall, with credit card delinquencies up 50% year on year. ====

American Consumers Hit a Wall

The American consumer is giving up.

Good #meme from the Daily Bitcoiner

==== the bureau now says we lost almost 300,000 job openings last month. Worst they revised down the previous month so that comes to 750,000 lost job openings in just 2 months Those following along at home that makes 2 million lost openings in the past year even by the bureau's creative math ====

Educational...

Sticking with the "lying government numbers" theme - revisions of all the "beat estimates" numbers continue to be DOWN. You know, the revisions that never get reported by MSM? The economy is great! I'm glad I'm semi-retired...also glad that I started saving in #bitcoin. Otherwise, I'd be worried that my retirement funds would NOT last my lifetime. After initially hearing Michael Saylor bring it up (maybe a couple years ago), and then reading Mark Moss' book and playing with his spreadsheet on the topic, I'm looking into the "borrow, never sell" approach to bitcoin. Now I see @BTC Sessions did a video on DEBIFI...and I was doing some reading on their website. Very interesting...

Time to take some of that orange and put more of it into sound money...the S&P 500 is not sustainable by reality while #bitcoin is sustainable by rules and math.

Banana republic...clown world...are we finally getting enough common people that are seeing reality? Will it really matter if we get somewhere between 11-22 million illegal immigrants voting for Uncle Joe?

I know I need to ultimately get around to doing this (I'm 56 and incredibly healthy...but things happen). I'm currently making the classic error of waiting for price to go up to then "afford" to do this level of legacy planning for asset transfer...as well as setup multi-sig across jurisdictions/etc. Because I setup an IRA - and through current legal precedent (McNulty) aren't allowed to hold a quorum of keys - I've held off on pursuing multi-sig.

Saw this stunning graphic yesterday - compare IBIT to the previous "fastest growing ETF in history"