I self insure by buying bitcoin.
$50 for dental, 15$ for vision, $450 for “health” - that buys bitcoin each month. Do that for a couple months and then you can pay for an emergency root canal with cash if you have to. If you don’t have an emergency, the universal savings keep growing.
Imagine if everyone simply bought Bitcoin instead of insurance.
(I do have CrowdHealth but that’s only like $150 a month- so still come out way ahead)
Allen
biophoton@primal.net
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decentralized vibe chemist. (It’s a side hustle)
Remember when ppl used to watch sports for the love of the game? 😔
Dollar decay is leading to complete degeneracy
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Senator Lummis maybe owns 3 BTC (she hasn’t checked in years) and has done what for Bitcoin?

New shoes vs dirty shoes vs cleaned shoe, and my thoughts.
In arid environments like Colorado, even on long runs my feet never sweat and my shoes stayed dry. Now that I’m back on the East Coast running in humidity, my feet are sweating—and I’m discovering that my shoes are somehow getting ridiculously dirty.
I like my Nikes white, so I ordered shoe cleaner off Amazon and got to work. After 28 squirts, I started wondering what exactly this cleaning solution was made of and began imagining all those mysterious chemicals soaking into my sweaty feet and getting pumped around my body on a long run with my heart rate elevated.
So I decided these shoes are going into retirement—and I’m never using shoe cleaner again. #runstr


my old/new stomping grounds. (Southwest Virginia)


It wouldn’t have really bothered me if the whitehats kept all 4000 liquid BTC. Just sayin 🤷🏻♂️
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