Well said. Paraphrased: "If they could be saved, they would already have figured it out by now." I already gave up on trying to convince anyone of anything a year or two ago. View quoted note →

If you see anyone talking about cALoriC iNtAke or rEstRiCtiOn when it comes to diet, you know you are dealing with an ignoramus.

A fantastic speech with ideas that more people need to be aware of.

The self-sacrificial mentality runs deep and needs to be challenged. For example, the problem is not how "wE tHroW aWaY sO mUcH fOod wHiLe oTherS aRe sTarVinG". The problem is why the hell those others are not rich enough to *also* be able to throw away food that is not near-perfect.

There are so many diet-normies in here, posting photos of their vegetables—as if that is something that I'm supposed to find attractive or worth consuming. View quoted note →

I might be the only person on the planet, at least in the Bitcoin space, talking about this issue. It goes way beyond just stacking sats, folks. View quoted note →

This is why (generally speaking) traveling is a scam, and why restaurants are a scam. View quoted note →

People who say that Bitcoin is a "gReAt vALuE trAnsFeR mEcHaNiSM, but NoT a GoOd StoRe oF vALuE" have obviously never asked themselves where this value comes from in the first place and don't understand that such transfer requires liquidity. View quoted note →

Do people need the ability to send hundreds of billions of dollars of value (measured in current US dollars) across borders within 1 hour, with final settlement? If the answer is yes, the next obvious question is: How much liquidity does that require? The rest falls in place easily. Simply hold Bitcoin and sleep soundly.

All I heard were crickets. View quoted note →