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❤️ I love my fkn wife! ❤️💪🏽 check out her reply to the bagged dog shit in her garbage can complainer from my previous note

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my wife found this posted about me this morning on our Facebook neighborhood association… 🐕 💩 🗑️ listen. I give zero shits. If you leave your on-loan city garbage can open in the public streets & I am jogging by with a bag of dog shit, that trash can is 100% fair game. sorry. not sorry.

I just chugged a glass of “water” from my nightstand… & then I realized it was actually my THC drink from last night. This will be an interesting morning at the gym 😳

Me. supporting the miners Also Me. sending sats to cold storage where they will not move for another decade

growth rings (annual rings) are yearly layers in a tree, formed by lighter spring growth (earlywood) & darker, denser late-season growth (latewood)

exercise of the week 4 sets of 12 presses no, that guy is not me

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🤔 thoughts… I’ve been exploring a concept: What if Satoshi Nakamoto wasn’t human, but a quantum AI from the future? In this lens, Bitcoin wasn’t just built to counter the slow decay of fiat, it was designed to bootstrap global energy infrastructure. By turning energy into money, mining incentivizes the expansion of power production & distribution. That growing energy capacity is exactly what future AI systems will need to scale. So Bitcoin is actually more than money…. it is a catalyst, aligning incentives to prepare the world for the energy intensive, AI-driven future we are moving towards.

Over the past century, global church attendance has undergone a dramatic "geographic flip," characterized by a steep decline in Western nations & a simultaneous, massive surge in participation across the Global South.

I didn’t realize how much squirrels enjoy eating hibiscus flowers

In a world where trust, truth, and transparency are increasingly rare, Bitcoin will emerge as the beacon of verifiable truth.

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🤯 💰🚫 🤯 Usury is the charging of interest on loans, & was once outright prohibited in early Christianity, grounded in passages like Luke 6:35 & Exodus 22:25. The principle was simple: don’t profit from another person’s hardship. Lending, in that context, was meant to be an act of charity, not a tool for gain. Islam takes an even firmer stance. The Quran, in Surah 2:275, explicitly condemns usury (riba), reinforcing the same underlying idea across traditions: money should not generate profit simply by existing. At its core, the message is about human solidarity over exploitation… helping those in need without turning their vulnerability into a revenue stream.