I have an opinion. We're reading too many opinions and it's melting our brains. Podcasts, YouTube, X and here have mostly become expressing or arguing against an opinion. Our minds are craving signal but devouring huge quantities of noise. God used to fill this gap of uncertainty in the future and an open mouthed influencooooor is a poor af replacement.
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Beef & Bitcoin. Fuck the state.
Apparently if you think a lot the front of your brain gets tired and it can't keep the negative thoughts in check. Taking a nap fixes it. There's a lot of people who could do with a nap.
This is the best one yet. I received a €60 fine, 10 months after the fact, for not paying my VAT bill the "correct electronic way." The incorrect way being via bank transfer details they gave me. On top of the €50 a month tax to use my own desk at home, this is why the business no longer exists in Europe.
Instead of raising interest rates to crush demand with debt slavery can't we just let the free market increase supply?
No. No nice things for you anon.
"No, there has not been any significant period since 2001 when the United States has been entirely free of active military engagements or "at war" in a broad sense"
Imagine riding bitcoin down 50% selling your blackrock etc for Nasdaq and losing another 5% in one day. Markets used to have some semblance of truth but it's full casino mode now.
I have a degree, a business, AI agents doing shit for me, some sats and life is still hard. I often think about how Dave with his one GCSE in tourism studies is getting on.
One thing I absolutely know for sure is all narratives are bullshit. Selling bitcoin to but IPOs is what influencooooors say to sound smart. So today they've dumping tech to buy tech? And Gold bugs fancy some SpaceX? Yeah, no. People sell because they're pussies or in profit. The only narrative that counts is fiat is a ponzi straight from Satan's arsehole and all you can do is ride the turd the best you can.
I don't like losing. I especially don't like losing to central bankers.