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@jack mallers what is this long verification procedure when signing up for strike ☹️ im begging u fam
“No one is immune from such attacks," said Belyaiev. "In theory, a specialist with my level of expertise could plan and execute an operation to liquidate the first persons of any European state ... ...
On the topic of war, where is the uproar for the TINY BABIES being brutally murdered in Gaza as we speak.
Please speak up @ODELL
Please speak up @ODELL
Denial is not just a river in Africa
Dude. Is there a river in Africa called denial. I need to know and noone else is asking.
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How do you all afford to eat steak all the time? 🥩
I’m curious and mildly envious 🙃
This is a great fucking question. I think about this a lot, and my best answer to myself is "you're only allowed to not be able to afford to eat well if you can't afford anything else."
My framework of spending money is this hiearchy:
1. Time and health (equally important for obvious reasons I think?)
2. Financial investment in the future (basically stacking sats and upskilling)
3. Lifestyle / pleasure
Since eating well goes under health, it's more important than stacking sats (2) and definitely more important than driving a nicer car (3).
Say I didn't have a car, and I *needed* to commute 3 hours a day in order to stack sats, and I could cut that down to 40 minutes, which would make more time for upskilling and actually working, id put that in the 'time' category and thereby possibly making it more important than stacking sats.
I love this framework and it has made it easier to make many decisions, but more importantly is has made me aware of decisions I needed to take that I wouldn't have been aware of without this framework.
Eat meat if you believe it's better for you than what you currently eat. There must be something you spend money on in category 2 or 3 that you couldn't justify under this framework if you're on an unhealthy diet.
My framework of spending money is this hiearchy:
1. Time and health (equally important for obvious reasons I think?)
2. Financial investment in the future (basically stacking sats and upskilling)
3. Lifestyle / pleasure
Since eating well goes under health, it's more important than stacking sats (2) and definitely more important than driving a nicer car (3).
Say I didn't have a car, and I *needed* to commute 3 hours a day in order to stack sats, and I could cut that down to 40 minutes, which would make more time for upskilling and actually working, id put that in the 'time' category and thereby possibly making it more important than stacking sats.
I love this framework and it has made it easier to make many decisions, but more importantly is has made me aware of decisions I needed to take that I wouldn't have been aware of without this framework.
Eat meat if you believe it's better for you than what you currently eat. There must be something you spend money on in category 2 or 3 that you couldn't justify under this framework if you're on an unhealthy diet.
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I'll be live on CNBC with KELLLYYYY in 30 minutes to discuss the collapse of the banking system, the tarnished credibility of the Fed, and why #Bitcoin matters now more than ever.
I plan on absolut...
Give em something to think about @nostrich.
Maybe mention the fact that markets are founded on the trust of the people, which isnt helped by turning the lever of top-level manipulation to the max. Also maybe mention the fact that bitcoiners are heartbroken by the fact that oblivious but otherwise innocent people will have to suffer and pay the price for an unsustainable money system.
Maybe mention the fact that markets are founded on the trust of the people, which isnt helped by turning the lever of top-level manipulation to the max. Also maybe mention the fact that bitcoiners are heartbroken by the fact that oblivious but otherwise innocent people will have to suffer and pay the price for an unsustainable money system.