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Adam O’Brien
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Inspiring the next generation to reclaim freedom
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Love Jesus, save in bitcoin
I homeschool because I refuse to outsource my children’s worldview to strangers with agendas.
Call it extreme.
I call it responsible parenting.
Grocery shopping is wildly eye opening 🥩
Need. More. Sats.
Jesus doesn’t promise comfort, He promises truth.
Following Christ means rejecting lies even when they’re profitable, convenient, or culturally accepted.
The path is narrow, and few find it.
Bitcoin’s path mirrors this: another narrow road that few discover and fewer still have the conviction to walk.


I love the nostriches 💜


Strategy’s $STRC is a solid product.
Fixed dividend, downside protection, and for investors who want exposure without holding bitcoin directly, it works.
But let’s be clear: it’s not bitcoin.
You’re holding preferred shares in a COMPANY that holds bitcoin.
I respect what Saylor’s doing, he’s orange pilling institutions and showing the world how bitcoin works as a treasury reserve.
$STRC is for people who prefer the comfort of a traditional finance wrapping.
But just remember: bitcoin is a bearer asset. You can hold it yourself.
No Strategy required.
If $STRC fits your portfolio, use it.
But don’t confuse it with ownership.
The goal is still sovereignty.
The government doesn’t want you wealthy.
It wants you comfortable enough to not revolt and desperate enough to keep working.
That’s the sweet spot.
Too poor and you’re a problem. Too rich and you’re independent.
The entire system is designed to keep you in the middle: earning, spending, taxing, repeating.
Financial sovereignty isn’t about getting rich. It’s about getting free.
Bitcoin is more at risk today than ever before.
Every major religion has warnings about storing wealth in things that can be destroyed, stolen, or corrupted.
Yet somehow we convinced ourselves that numbers in a bank account controlled by people we’ve never met is “safe.”
Your savings account isn’t protected by deposit insurance, it’s protected by the full faith and credit of a government $38 trillion in debt.
Read that again and tell me where the safety is.
Your dollars are losing value by design.
Your kids are being indoctrinated (educated) by design.
Both systems were built by people who don’t have your family’s best interests in mind.
You can opt out of both. Most people won’t.
And that’s your advantage.
If my wife and I weren’t homeschooling our kids, the world would teach them to seek approval.
My job is to teach them to seek truth.
One makes them dependent on crowds.
The other sets them up to succeed in a world that craves compliance.
But I don’t want to raise people-pleasers.
I want to raise independent kids who can stand for truth, even if it means standing alone.
That time @88_sats waxed me in 100F weather
I am coming for you Jor.


10/10 underrated game
My first time playing this was with my kids. And I didn't win
Not sure if that's a good or bad thing lol


Unpopular take: monarchs have better incentive alignment than democracies.
Why?
Their legacy is their children’s inheritance.
They think in generations, not election cycles.
Our democracy has leaders who think in quarters and produce citizens who can’t think past next month.
We traded long-term vision for short-term wins.
We need structures that reward long-term thinking again.
What do you think that looks like?
Unpopular take: monarchs have better incentive alignment than democracies.
Why?
Their legacy is their children's inheritance.
They think in generations, not election cycles.
Our democracy has leaders who think in quarters and produces citizens who can't think past next month.
We traded long-term vision for short-term wins.
We need structures that reward long-term thinking again. What do you think that looks like?
Every central bank in history has eventually chosen inflation over stability.
Not necessarily because they're evil, but because the incentive structure requires it.
The problem was never the people. It was the system.
Bitcoin changes the incentive structure at the foundation.
The Bible is clear: store treasures that can't be destroyed.
For centuries, that meant land, gold, skills.
But throughout history we have seen people strategize and find ways to destroy (centralize) these assets.
Thankfully, there's a monetary network that can't be confiscated, diluted, or controlled by rule changers.
I truly believe God gives us tools to steward wisely, and for me, one of those tools is bitcoin.
Society rewards you for being predictable and punishes you for being sovereign.
That's not an accident.
The question is: are you willing to pay the short-term cost of independence for the long-term gain of freedom?
Most people aren't. That's your edge.
2026 Mantra:
Stack sats.
Pray more.
Hug your kids.
Ignore the noise.
The signal has never been clearer.
True wealth has 4 parts:
- Spiritual peace.
- Physical health.
- Time with family.
- Hard money in cold storage.
If you’re missing one, you’re not rich yet.