Lovely, our floor gym broke and we realized they only made the cement 1 inch thick. Welcome to a third world country 🫶

Name a worst feeling than coming home from a trip and getting sick when you have a shit ton of stuff to do and you can’t do them because you don’t feel 100%

americas food is so bad that norway literally shipped 2,000 lbs of their own food to the world cup to avoid eating it 300kg of salmon. 116kg of cheese. 6,000 oranges. 3 chefs flown in from home. But they're not crazy… because here's what's actually in american food: 🇺🇸 the US approves 10,000+ food additives 🇪🇺 the EU bans 1,300+ of them red dye #3 — linked to cancer. banned in europe. in your maraschino cherries. potassium bromate — linked to kidney damage. banned in europe. in your bread. azodicarbonamide — used to make yoga mats. banned in europe. in subway bread. brominated vegetable oil — linked to neurological damage. banned in europe. in your sports drinks. and dont get me started on the fake chicken, fish farms, eggs, fruit, veggies they have 60% of the average american diet is ultra-processed food glyphosate (a weed killer) has been found in 80% of americans' urine the US spends more on healthcare than any country in the world AND, heres the kicker, is still one of the sickest So imagine, norway packed a plane full of real food for 2 weeks meanwhile americans have been eating chemicals their entire life and wondering why everyone is exhausted, inflamed, and medicated by 40 …now depending on peptides to control the food addiction

This is so sad. People don't understand the basic principles of how money actually works. The US dollar has lost over 97% of its purchasing power since 1913, and that's thanks to the Federal Reserve. So those $1,000 weekly payments? They say 3% inflation like that's a safe assumption. It's not. The official CPI average since 1960 is 3.8%. But real-world costs… housing, healthcare, groceries… they have inflated closer to 5-7% annually for decades. And in just the last 4 years alone, cumulative inflation hit 23%. So 3% is the best case scenario. And even at 3% she needs to live 29 more years just to collect $1M in real purchasing power. If she's 40 today, she has to make it to age 69. If she's 45, she's praying she sees 74. At 23% inflation, which is what we actually experienced the last few years, she never gets there. EVER The math is brutal: - Her $1,000/week is worth $813 in real terms after just year 1 - By year 5 it's worth $355 - By year 10 it's worth $126 - By year 20 it's worth $16 Even if she collects for the full 20 years, she'll have received $1,040,000 on paper. But in real purchasing power? $222,488. That's it. Less than a quarter million in actual value. In exchange for 20 years of waiting. Damn thats sad. At 23% inflation, the maximum her payments are ever worth in real terms… even if she lives forever is $226,087. The math literally caps out there. She can never reach $1M in real value. Not in any number of years. The truth is the lottery didn't give her $1M. They gave her $226K disguised as a million, paid out slowly enough that most people never notice. The lump sum was always the right answer. Not to spend BUT to put to work. $1M in Bitcoin in 2020 would be worth over $5M today. In 2017, over $30M. Nothing has outperformed Bitcoin over any 4-year window in its entire history. But the crazy part is the lottery isn't even paying her with money they have. They're paying her with the tickets you and I bought last week. It reminds me of social security lol. Collect from people today. Promise to pay others tomorrow. Hope nobody does the math. They collect billions, pay out slowly over decades while inflation does the work for them, and pocket the difference. The money is never sitting in a vault with her name on it. Brenda, I hope someone tells you before year 5. Because the system just played you… AGAIN.

Nostr, I have been scared to ask this because I (almost) always get the truth. But I have to ask, what are your thoughts on peptides? Are they worth it?

I am low-key tripping out. Because I just realized how censored we are being. Yesterday I was having a video call and I forgot to turn off the Gemini notes. And I realized everything was tracked when both parties recieved an inbox of the call summary itself. Then it clicked, everything that I talk to my bot about is also tracked. So now I'm going down this spiral on how I'm censoring myself based on everything that is tracking me. So unconsciously, I'm self-limiting myself because of the amount of tracking that is all around me. It's tripping me out how every conversation is tracked. I'm censoring myself. Without even realizing it. There are things I don't type. Thoughts I don't finish. Questions I don't ask out loud, because somewhere in the back of my mind I know something is recording it. That's a conditioned response to living in a world where nothing digital is private. The only thing that is truly untracked right now is pen and paper. We talk about freedom all the time in this space. Financial freedom, freedom from the system, sovereignty. But if you're unconsciously editing your own thoughts because you're afraid of who's watching, are you actually free? We went from worrying about wiretapping to carrying the wiretap in our pocket voluntarily and paying $999 for it. And then this morning, when I try to use my AI it logged me out, and I almost had a heart attack because I don't know how I would survive without AI. So now I'm not only dependent on a tool that tracks me, I'm afraid of losing it. Make that make sense. This is just a random food for thought.

my dad just finished paying college for his last kid. honest question for parents: are you planning to do the same for your kids? or do you think the whole college industrial complex is dying?

we live in a world where everything is designed to kill you. you can't even eat an apple without worrying about everything around it. the apple's waxed and sprayed with pesticides. so you go to wash it… tap water's full of toxic chemicals. so you grab a pitcher with a filter… can't, it's plastic, leaching into the water. so you go to wipe the apple… can't, paper towels are bleached. so you grab a rag… that rag was washed in toxic detergent and it's in the fabric. so you're like fuck it, i'll plant one… can't, the soil is dead. no nutrients left. the apple would be empty anyway. how the f*ck are you supposed to live a long and healthy life when everything around you is built to kill you?

Anyone else get PTSD from opening your email after being OOO?

Today, I did something I always wanted to do: randomly do a race without prepping for it in advance. One time I was listening to David Goggings and he said he’s always ready for a race. It doesn’t matter when or where, he’s always ready. So, my day came. My in law signed up for a 5k and we were going to cheer her on. She asked if we wanted to do it, and we said fck it. A little cardio will do us good. One thing about me, I low key HATE competition because I was traumatized from my running days back in high school. That being said, this race was a mental challenge. It was a mental hurdle I needed to get over, that it was okay if I didn’t place. That I didn’t have to win. It was just me running 5k and doing something I always wanted to do. Long story short: I got first place. Conclusion, do random things. Step out of your comfort zone. Your mind is your biggest enemy and greatest ally.

Sometimes waking up at 5am gets annoying.

Unpopular opinion: cutting your food with scissors

Got $200 worth of meat from a farmer who raises his own stock in Chihuahua. Do you think it’s worth it?

this is exactly how I stacked more #bitcoin than 98% of the world in one year.

does anyone know how to access an old hotmail email? i created when i was 9, and its linked to my facebook. i have no way of getting access to it. #help

This time change is ruining everything. Can we make it stop?

Guys, this was so underrated

Bro, living on an island is A VIBE.

OH MY GOD, I just had a brain fart and thought I was 26. SMH, I do NOT feel 29 jajajja