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2025-03-07 13:31:23

Just finished the audio version of Broken Money, by @nprofile…c44v. Read by @nprofile…tevv. Highly recommend if spend a lot of time in the car commuting or like to listen to books during a workout. There are lots of charts and graphs referenced, so a visual does help, but the descriptions are so vivid that you can visualize them yourself.
@nprofile…c44v states it is not a Bitcoin book, per se, but incorporates history, political theory, and technology into what money is and what our current system has become…and where it’s going. Definitely makes you think and if you weren’t a Bitcoiner before, you will be. If you weren’t skeptical of govt overreach before, you definitely will be.
Great job @nprofile…c44v and @nprofile…tevv !

2025-03-03 13:48:46

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Good call. He was one of those early voices trying to move Marxism beyond just the economic dimension. Frankfurt school did not develop in a vacuum.

2025-02-10 23:22:22

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Og's Cantina!

2025-02-10 23:18:16

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I'm a customer. if they are closing accounts because of a political statement, let alone because of your faith, maybe I don't want to be a customer. They give you a reason, I'd like NOSTR to know.

2025-01-20 14:07:57

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That's an amazing statement of Christ's deity. Life in Himself, self-existant, before Abraham was, I AM.

2024-11-14 14:07:57

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I am also a non-dispen myself (Reformed Baptist). Out of curiosity, as a Presbyterian, are you more in the idealist or partial-preterist camp? Some guys in our church are exploring Bitcoin and also discuss the classic Reformed Amil view of Revelation and the resurgence of the partial Preterist and Post Mil views. This certainly makes them more willing to learn about Bitcoin as they are not worried about taking on some satanic mark or losing salvation.

2024-11-12 13:24:04

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The articles on this all say the same, sure they need reforms but the root problem was their “debt brake” on borrowing. A looser fiscal policy and more money printing will save them and bring back Europe’s largest economy to prosperity. Right.

2024-10-31 22:46:10

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Yes, interested. And buying their products is more than charity. There’s definitely a time and place to take up an offering for the saints in Jerusalem, see the book of Philippians. But, this is commerce and allows them to support themselves more long term.

2024-10-23 19:29:48

They are telling you what they’re going to do, and telling you they are long on hard assets. Believe them.
#note1pam…9cha

2024-10-23 19:28:44

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He actually said inflating your way out is how “all other civilizations did it.” Yeah, they tried and it collapsed anyway. And he admitted that you’re still increasing the debt, he knows you’re hosed. He knows you have to cut SS, Medicare, and defense, plus reduce the federal government size and spending, just to stay even (but then they all get tossed out of office and replaced with people that lie to you and tell you they can fix it) then print and debase the currency to pay for the debt you have already incurred. But the new people restore the benefits because that’s why they were newly elected. When we use a currency they can’t inflate, and can’t pay for benefits and war through debt, the new people can’t restore the old system. The US also loses its place as the world policeman and then what? Hopefully, my friends in the Service will stop getting killed in wars that don’t protect us, and we spend our fewer resources at home on our own citizens. Rant over.

2024-10-08 22:54:13

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Great question. I look forward to reading your honest defense of ETH. On our podcast (Have You Not Read?) we deal with more philosophical and Biblical topics, so a different realm than finance or fiat money. (We recently attempted to give an honest assessment of covenant theology from our Presbyterian friends.) But, there’s some overlap with BTC as well, as govt fiat quickly, and in all recent cases, degenerates into stealing and dishonesty. I think the best steelman I have heard is from some guys on Kings Hall that want to understand our gold bug brothers, who have so many of the same arguments against inflationary monetary policies. But, I have yet to hear a good steelman of MMT.

2024-10-08 22:19:48

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Absolutely. How can you even begin to agree or disagree with an argument you don’t understand?

2024-10-08 19:13:17

Flying into Dallas and the Texas State Fair is in full swing. Big Tex is smiling on the growing crowds.
https://m.primal.net/LOzi.jpg

2024-10-08 19:12:00

Seen from the air, this forward thinking landowner planted trees to spell out his name. Must have taken years.
https://m.primal.net/LOzd.jpg

2024-10-07 21:18:58

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I was totally going to post that very thing. You are too fast.

2024-10-07 20:31:20

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The contrast between the first century Gospels and the second century Gnostic gospels like Thomas could not be more stark. They are mutually exclusive, and far from being a compelling competing Jesus narrative like the Bauer thesis claims (Orthodoxy and Heresy in Earliest Christianity). The Heresy of Orthodoxy, Kostenberger and Kruger, make a strong rebuttal to this line of thinking.
https://www.wtsbooks.com/products/heresy-of-orthodoxy-andreas-kostenberger-9781433501432?srsltid=AfmBOorKVNmNKqN2h2dyq27etHbgPh-CjBpEthliHuSLbuAPenS9tiMm

2024-10-03 22:04:14

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The files are IN the Nostr!

2024-10-03 18:28:16

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Although I can’t recommend the show, this clip just hits the nail on the head. If you feed off negative energy, pretty easy to get people riled up. Angry and scared people are easy to manipulate.

2024-09-22 00:27:58

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Sure. Maybe call it “The Catamite”?

2024-09-22 00:06:48

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You are not the only one, D.

2024-09-18 20:25:45

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Off the California coast, flying at about 8,000 feet.
https://m.primal.net/ICII.jpg

2024-09-17 21:11:51

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Ok, I love the Potterverse. Play the games and go to the parks. Nerd. I come across girl Potterheads that just love Draco, naming cats after him. They love the villain. But, I got to go with Harry. Harry was conflicted and was just a kid. Made mistakes but ultimately did what was right, even when it was hard. Forgave Snape and gave his son Severus as a middle name. He was a true friend and was willing to sacrifice himself for them. That being said, for Halloween, I was Snape. Because he was so extra. Allen Rickman did a masterful job.

2024-08-29 11:55:02

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I love this! Teaching my daughter sound money principles now. Trying to overcome 2 generations of fiat propaganda.

2024-08-28 18:22:05

Salute to Hal’s Day! Just now learning about this great man.
#note1jzt…rv65

2024-08-27 21:58:11

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Reading The Ever Loving Truth by Voddie Bachman now. Highly recommend. Add Tom Nettles to that list. https://christoverall.com/article/longform/the-good-confession-why-southern-baptists-would-do-well-to-embrace-their-confession/
Just read an article written in 1945 by F. A. Hayek, at FEE.org. Outstanding.

2024-08-27 18:39:30

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Just listened to the show. What I love is that you guys are not monolithic. You can disagree and actually have engagement. The discussion is why I listen. Otherwise, it’s just another lecture. Keep it up.

2024-08-27 18:27:09

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Ok, from the talk, she lost me at the idea that you can have value without scarcity. Built-in scarcity, proof of work, and halving the block reward over time prevents the inflationary pressures we see in state fiat currency. Abundance results from free market efficiency that rewards the best product at the cheapest price showing that deflation from efficiency is a sign of a healthy economy. See televisions. But this presupposes a hard money. The decentralized price system from a web of interconnected individual choices using hard money produces abundance and efficiency instead of the Communist ideal of a command and centralized economy, which had produced shortages, corruption and rampant inflation in every case and in every culture it has been tried. Analysis and engagement.

2024-08-27 17:49:02

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It has been said that the solution to hate speech or bad speech isn’t censorship but more speech. Analyze and engage.

2024-08-10 23:44:33

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It looks like the craziest Mardi Gras mask on the block. Small eye holes at the bottom, and then you need 10 close friends to hold it up as you parade down Bourbon Street.

2024-07-21 10:37:31

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Are you NOT entertained?!!

2024-07-11 19:41:33

Today in history, July 11, 1924.
Eric Liddell who refused to run on Sunday, sets the 400m record.
https://bbc.com/culture/article/20240705-olympics-hero-eric-liddell-and-the-real-story-behind-chariots-of-fire

2024-05-27 00:41:21

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Love God and enjoy Him forever.

2024-05-27 00:13:47

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Genius. Gold star.

2024-05-27 00:12:31

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Very true. Had a mentor of mine point that out, as an unvoiced assumption of the book.

2024-05-22 17:00:17

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Richest Man in Babylon is a classic for a reason. Highly recommend the principles such as budgeting, spending with the end in mind, acting in a way so as to respect yourself, and investment that generates income,etc., are all good. But, as a friend reminded me, applies best to sound money. It is an underlying assumption of his argument. Gold worked then, still kind of does, but the RMIB applies better using Bitcoin than inflationary fiat as you are unable to outsave debasement. So read it yes but understand the new playing field.

2024-05-17 11:48:42

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As a note, the hosts are big Bitcoin supporters.

2024-05-17 11:47:03

A podcast on God’s promises to Israel and how those promises find their fulfillment in the person and work of Christ.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5qdKUqVrAIw34HVRM3FxWu?si=aDgIyFW4TJSd-ji2w0v0xQ