#Nostr peeps are wild. We can't take you people anywhere... Never change.
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A high pressure plunger is one of the best investments I've ever made.
No splash, no frustration. Just 10 seconds to charge, pull the trigger, and move on with life.
Love my grandgather.... He clearly has no idea that he's deaf. The tv is so loud that i had to step outside.
#bitcoin does not fix this ๐
GM. Smells like competition out there.


Lots of Keynesian economists out there, recently there's been a lot of Austrian economics fans, I'm one.
But Trump's strategy revolves around Friedrich List. A German economist that lays out the ground work for nations to become industrialized. These things happen in stages. You can go straight to Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations
It's important that the admin to acknowledges this train ride doesn't end well on the current path. It's a risky play to switch tracks, but I do find it refreshing that they're trying. We can't keep running deficits the way we do now. It's unsustainable. But the deficit spending is the required position of a the world's reserve currency. These moves show that they're paying attention to what comes after the inevitable collapse of that position. We all know that's coming. It's why we Bitcoin... but as a nation we need industry.
I know many disagree with the tariffs but If 50 trade partners have already come to the table, then we're off to a good start.
From here, Congress needs to make the right incentives for industry. Tariffs alone won't do it.
We just might make it out of this quagmire, after all. Recently read a few people describing how the recent responses from the stock and bond markets are reminiscent of an emerging market. That makes sense in the context of re-industrialization.
People may disagree with the strategy, but based on what I'm seeing and hearing, they clearly have a strategy and are not shooting from the hip.
Horrific statistic. These are crimes against humanity. 

How about that...


I'm amazed that all the people crying about goods and services becoming more expensive.
This is easy guys, when going out to eat becomes cost prohibitive you start to eat at home.
This is the same with any other good. We're about to start building at home. We're just in the crying phase.