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Northern Canadian outdoorsman, prepper, Bitcoin pleb, and sovereign computing maxi.
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1776 20 hours ago
The last three times that I’ve loaned a life changing or mind expanding book to someone I care about, I’ve received it back 4-6 months later, by request, and they’ve not even cracked the cover. No judgement. Just an interesting observation.
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1776 20 hours ago
Nice little snack. #gardenstr image
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1776 2 days ago
1. Make enough money to retire. 2. Ape that shit into BTC in self custody. 3. Go for an agonizing four year ride staying in the fiat mine to keep DCA’ing, convince your family you haven’t lost your mind, and wait for your initial allocation to reach par. 4. Work for another year. Maintain conviction. 5. Realize in year 5 that the fiat amount required to retire has increased by 40% 6. Commit to another five years of DCA’ing, secure in the knowledge that you are healthy and have denied the legacy system as much of your life energy as possible. image
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1776 2 days ago
Social media. Killing mindfulness one dopamine hit at a time. 
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1776 3 days ago
Important and timely topic, with so many of our parents entering this season of life. After my Mom’s stroke and seeing her change from her former vibrant self into a chronic pain sufferer with declining mobility, unpredictable behaviour, lack of speech, and declining judgement over the course of 17 years, we are all too familiar with the very real condition of caregiver burnout. Navigating topics of healthcare, mobility, power of attorney, and dealing people preying on her diminished cognitive ability for their own gain while she fiercely held on to her own place. I hope this book assists even one family in making this easier. It will be a gift to many. View quoted note →