Is SBF all over the top of the front page of US Bloomberg for everyone or just me?

Fortress is run by the Prime Trust CEO who ditched out before it rugged. Swan switched from Prime Trust to Fortress before it rugged. What happens next? It bothers me that the folks at Swan get aggressive when people insinuate things around this. This makes things smell even worse to me. I'll go by the general rule that where there is one cockroach, there are more.

Are off-shore exchanges more trustworthy than regulated, US exchanges? The history of things makes this debatable.

Unpopular opinion: Memes putting down getting excited about engagement are unproductive. We should celebrate our connections and shared humanity.

"Sweet smell of success: Simple fragrance method produces major memory boost"

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Sweet smell of success: Simple fragrance method produces major memory boost

When a fragrance wafted through the bedrooms of older adults for two hours every night for six months, memories skyrocketed. Participants in this s...

This finding is very plausible. Much like teaching children the piano increases their mathematical talent, so would immersing the brain in a starved sensory stimulation provoke cognitive potential.

The incentive structures are improving drastically. The writing is on the wall. The bitcoin market has already gone through the seller mania exhaustion. Halvening is approximately 9 months away. This is a fundamental change in the market that accumulates momentum day by day, resulting in reflexively increasing demand growth. US accounting rules are close to being finalized, clearing out massive blockers and setting the stage for the early phase of mainstream corporate adoption. Bitcoin as an inflation hedge will continue to root itself in the substrate of hyper-inflating economies throughout the world. The largest asset managers in the world are positioning with more and more aggressiveness to benefit from the growth of Bitcoin.

My responsibility to protect my cherished loved ones is paramount. While I strive to emulate Jesus in facing life's greatest challenges, I find myself deviating slightly into minor transgressions when it comes to ensuring my family's well-being. If any misguided individual were to endanger their safety, I would not hesitate to take action. Although I was once uncertain about this, my love for my family has grown stronger, leading me to equip myself more diligently and intelligently. I now view my role as their steadfast guardian and protector.

Carl Jung: Professor Bohr, I am intrigued by the idea of entanglement and its potential implications for astrology. Do you believe that the interconnectedness of particles in the quantum realm could somehow be related to the archetypes and the collective unconscious that I have described? Niels Bohr: Dr. Jung, while it is purely speculative, I think it's worth considering the possibility that quantum entanglement could potentially provide a mechanism for the influence of celestial bodies on human psychology. If particles in the universe are indeed interconnected in such a way that they can influence each other across vast distances, it is not entirely inconceivable that the positions of planets and stars could have an impact on the underlying quantum processes that govern our world, and perhaps even our minds. Carl Jung: That is a fascinating proposition, Professor Bohr. It would suggest that the archetypes and the collective unconscious, which are deeply rooted in human psychology, could be connected to the cosmos through the fabric of quantum entanglement. Such a connection might help explain the enduring appeal and relevance of astrology throughout human history. Niels Bohr: It is an intriguing thought, Dr. Jung. Another aspect of quantum mechanics that could potentially relate to astrology is the observer effect, which posits that the act of observation influences the behavior of a quantum system. In a similar vein, one might speculate that our awareness of the positions and movements of celestial bodies, as represented in astrological systems, could somehow influence our psychological states. Carl Jung: That is a captivating idea, Professor Bohr. It aligns with my understanding of astrology as a means of self-reflection and personal growth. By observing the celestial patterns and contemplating their symbolic significance, we might inadvertently be shaping our own psychological experiences and even the collective unconscious. In this sense, astrology could be viewed as a form of participatory engagement with the cosmos, mediated by the principles of quantum mechanics. Niels Bohr: Yes, Dr. Jung, I believe that this line of speculation brings us to an important point: the potential for a deeper connection between the human mind and the cosmos. While our understanding of these connections remains limited, it is the pursuit of such knowledge that pushes the boundaries of human thought and discovery. Carl Jung: Absolutely, Professor Bohr. Our conversation has reaffirmed my belief in the importance of interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration. By examining the possible connections between quantum mechanics, psychology, and astrology, we are fostering a more holistic understanding of the human experience and our place in the universe. Niels Bohr: I wholeheartedly agree, Dr. Jung. Our discussion today has been both stimulating and thought-provoking. I look forward to future conversations and the potential for new insights as we continue to explore the intersections of our respective fields.