I finally proposed to my longtime girlfriend yesterday. Without bitcoin, I couldn’t have afforded for the ring. Without bitcoin, I couldn’t have afforded a wedding. Yes, Satoshi gave us real money again. But more importantly, he returned to us what should have always been ours - the ability to plan for the future. Even just a brief glance at the catastrophic drop in marriage and fertility rates under the fiat standard reveals the appalling. Yes, they are debasing your money. Yes, they are making food more expensive. But they are also stealing the most precious asset of all - marriage and family. As Bitcoiners, we must resist this at all costs. Consider this my small act of defiance.

If the last six months in bitcoin teach you anything, let it be the futility of price predictions

Very interesting that the Christians and the libertarians arrive at very similar conclusions…

Most are completely unprepared for America’s shift back to manufacturing. Don’t tell your kids to take on $250,000 of debt for a finance degree. Tell them to avoid debt, learn a trade, and eventually start their own business.

A brief visit to Normieland reminds you how far ahead we really are

The truth is that we’re all hypocrites. We all know that lying is bad but we’ve all done it. We all know that integrity is the way but we don’t always act that way. I’m certainly not the Christianity expert, but my understanding of it is that what makes Christianity unique is that you can always repent and start fresh, as long as you do so genuinely and work to improve yourself.

Get out of the city.

There will always be wealth inequality. The question is just whether that wealth inequality is earned on the basis of providing value to others (the free market, which Bitcoin aligns with) or on the basis of printing money (the fiat economy, which the dollar aligns with). The Bitcoin economy rewards those who serve humanity. The fiat economy rewards those who manipulate money at the expense of humanity.