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Growing up hearing “Wikipedia isn't a valid source” and then entering a workplace where people say “just ask ChatGPT” is a surprisingly strange timeline
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Voltaire said in 1729; All paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value .....ZERO.
#btc over Fiat
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Thomas Sowell: "Some things are believed because they are demonstrably true. But many other things are believed simply because they have been asserted repeatedly - and repetition has been accepted as a substance for evidence."
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Thomas Sowell on how the anointed liberal class use homeless people as mascots for their campaigns.
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Milton Friedman: “Keep your eye on one thing and one thing only: how much government is spending, because that’s the true tax.”
“If you’re not paying for it in the form of explicit taxes, you’re paying for it indirectly in the form of inflation or borrowing.”
When the going gets tough... Get creative
youtu.be/c-QNFxkWktY?si=bVpA…
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A little econ 101 for the silly socialists.
The natural state of the economy is deflationary. As humans we innovate, we become more productive so everything ‘should’ get cheaper to produce.
Well it does, everything you see getting more expensive is getting cheaper to produce but the inflation of the money supply is causing prices to go up.
So what is the mechanics of this, the two primary ones are:
1. Governments keep running deficits because democracy rewards them for lying and spending.
2. Banks create money out of thin air through lending and the people closest to credit get it first. Asset prices pump and wealth shifts toward those who already have assets.
When things go up in price, say energy due to war, this is not inflation. Some politicians say it is, but they are lying or stupid. That’s a supply shock. Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.
Inflation is good for the state, it wipes away their debt. The mechanics of inflation are good for the rich, because they have assets.
Inflation is terrible for everyone else - products get smaller, ingredients get worse and prices go up. It’s how companies manage inflation.
Inflation forces dependency policies so people can scrape by - minimum wage, energy caps, renters rights. They are demanded by the public.
But this the slow hollowing out of society, it is what breaks everything which is good. It puts pressure on a system which takes us from high trust to low trust.
Why do I make fun of @zackpolanski and the socialists? Because they will run this experiment on crack. The Green’s model as far as I can see is:
- Attack the productive class
- Reward the unproductive class
The problem with this is the rich will leave, the ambitious may leave and they will face the same question as both Labour and the Conservatives which is how do we pay for this? They will either have to raise taxes or borrow (print) more money, which accelerates the problem.
So we will get lower productivity, higher taxes, more borrowing and guess what, more inflation.
This is the exact mechanics which have destroyed every socialist state.
I get it, socialism sounds warm and fuzzy - nobody should go without, free stuff for everyone. But the end result is poverty and misery, as it has been every single time.
If you want jobs, good, medicine then you need a growing and prosperous economy which means unshackling the entrepreneurs.
There is no other option on the table. It is the only thing that has ever worked.
I haven’t voted in three elections. I will only vote if someone comes with a real economic plan which means a chainsaw to the state and driving growth.
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this is a huge deal, really excited for the future of bitcoin education in the USA!!
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Could you imagine living in 1969? Sending astronauts to the moon. Fighting a useless war and the president is a crook.
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The integrity of the American electoral system has vanished. The two-party system led to a standoff which, over time, resulted in improper behavior on the part of party leadership of both the Democrats and the Republicans. Rather than recognizing his decline and allowing for an open primary, the Democratic leadership tried to retain the advantage of incumbency at all costs. Instead of encouraging Biden to Step down or at least announce his intention to vacate office after one term, they tried to slip a candidate in at the 11th hour without allowing the people of their own party to have a voice.
I know many people in the Republican Party who were not big fans of the sitting president in his first term, And I know few Democrats who were thrilled at the selection of Harris simply because she was the sitting vice president.
Reading the post below makes clear that President Trump Is not fit to represent the United States of America. Today is a solemn day in the history of humanity. IT IS A GOOD DAY.
To see our leader threatening to send people to hell, destroying bridges and wiping out their energy grid, should be enough for all of us to raise our voices in dissent. Please join me in sending this message telling the president that his message did not find you well.
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Walking alone through a foreign city at night and realizing how far you’ve come has to be a top 3 peak moment of all time
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Replying to @ki_young_ju
Satoshi's stack is spread across over 22,000 addresses
Even if quantum could crack 1 UTXO per day, it would take over 66 years
Now apply this to reality, quantum is nowhere near cracking 1 UTXO per day, more like decades to years
Quantum FUD is a non-issue





















