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2024-10-02 19:35:39

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What’s that on the left doc?

2024-09-22 16:29:12

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Nvm. Figured it out. Sorry!

2024-09-22 16:23:29

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How many of these could be restarted? Sounds like at least 7 from what you said. Are they the only ones?
https://m.primal.net/KyTe.jpg

2024-09-22 06:18:38

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This doesn’t replete glycogen though.
So unless you don’t care about doing high intensity exercise or endurance exercise, you need carbs! Just not the types and amounts most Americans eat.

2024-09-22 04:52:17

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I agree with a lot of this, but a major point I don’t agree with: humans do need carbohydrates. They cannot produce glycogen without carbohydrates.
And all grains, including rice? Seems like Japanese people do pretty well with it.
I agree with eliminating all added sugars, and any simple carbohydrates. I also agree we don’t need as many vegetables as pushed. And healthy oils are huge.
Anyway, just my two cents. I am not a registered dietician.

2024-09-21 16:28:29

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Nailed it!

2024-09-18 14:29:14

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Would they start QE this soon? Lyn seems to think increase in global liquidity comes mid 2025. Does US QE significantly influence global liquidity or nah?

2024-09-07 00:36:49

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A lot of how we feel is mental. Whatever gets you there

2024-08-31 13:29:30

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Nevada is prettier than I thought!

2024-08-27 14:23:59

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If we had very minimal government, how would we police things like patents? Would we turn into China and just rip things off all the time?

2024-08-21 00:02:46

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Who are your top 10 follows on nostr? That’s the only drawback I’ve found on nostr. Harder to find follows

2024-08-19 20:37:00

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nostr is so much better doc. I’m so tired of the clickbait BS on Twitter.

2024-08-19 02:36:29

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This is true. Although if you live in central Africa you just get pulled into wars you don’t want to be in, at 14 years old

2024-08-18 20:26:02

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Be a real blazer! Good idea!

2024-08-18 14:36:27

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“I’m not even very bright” - you’re a radiologist. You definitely have some brain cells 😂

2024-08-13 03:21:24

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We could have a 2000 rise which wasn’t awful. 2008 is scary tho

2024-08-11 16:29:20

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Your estimation of 20 was a bit short :)

2024-08-11 14:06:50

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ChatGPT came up with 9 reasons to be pessimistic. Here’s 6 of them https://image.nostr.build/d367b3ebcd970504763910385bbdcab3819c32389d2d03d8fae84f61d6891dd2.jpg

2024-08-11 14:04:47

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“Mass conditioned depression” would imply that individuals have no autonomy or ability to think independently of what big media is saying.
Doesn’t make sense because how would you explain individuals that don’t? Eg Preston, Lyn, Lavish, etc

2024-08-11 13:34:24

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I agree that bitcoin is optimism 💯. I think the people who don’t get bitcoin have a multitude of reasons why they don’t get it. Pessimism is an attempt to protect oneself, and to remain vigilant to problems. Also, some of these people have gotten rich from the fiat system, and change is very hard.
We might be able to convert some of the pessimists if we shine light on their pessimism. I believe anyone can change (but they have to be motivated to).

2024-08-11 13:23:35

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What’s your hypothesis as to why they don’t want to let that belief go?

2024-08-04 19:18:39

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Is there any truth to USA tax receipts being so tied to the stock market that it can’t afford a recession?
Everything is so broken!

2024-06-15 15:57:44

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Huh. In the USA I’ve only had 1 shot after having a potential rusty nail. Maybe I was under dosed? I always thought it was just one!

2024-06-15 10:24:35

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Wait, return for a booster? Isn’t it a one and done every 10 years in the USA? And every 30 in European countries?

2024-06-15 10:21:43

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Diet and exercise do go a long way. I’d also add show me your genetic code. That certainly plays a role.

2024-05-31 03:48:24

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Moneyball revolutionized the sport but never did anything great for the A’s 😝
Signed-a depressed and former A’s fan. Sell the team!

2024-04-17 21:51:08

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Wish is actually one of my more favorite Disney movies lately. But I prioritize plot over anything else. And this one has a unique plot. Agree there wasn’t any wokeness in it.

2024-02-11 18:36:25

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Where do you think gold heads in 2024? Last time I checked, I think you were bullish. But bitcoin seems to be stealing the show lately.

2023-12-17 17:18:24

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Used to be the same for me with my water bill. Then the company got bought out by a soulless mega corp.

2023-08-27 17:02:56

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What’s the “boots on the ground” view of Bitcoin in Egypt? I know there is an outright ban on BTC mining…but what does the general public think of it?

2023-07-02 18:20:47

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What’s going on?? I missed it

2023-06-18 16:10:21

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Agreed. Wish he was more pro nuclear ofc.

2023-05-24 17:06:46

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And then we wonder why gold bugs can’t get behind bitcoin 😂

2023-03-21 04:59:48

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MARA to the moon!
I suck at investing 😂

2023-03-08 23:56:42

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Did that two weeks ago. Totally worth it!

2023-03-08 23:26:53

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Lummis asked him, and he simply said it’s not his job to care about that, in some other words. And he’s kind of right.

2023-03-08 23:25:53

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You should include Lavish’s response. Maybe get Foss’s input too. Those are my go to treasury guys.

2023-03-08 06:43:08

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It’s fine Preston. Nothing to see here.

2023-03-01 07:08:51

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You have literally been saying this for at least a year. It’s so simple, yet many can’t grasp it. Humans are wild. Good stuff as always, Lynn!

2023-02-28 16:35:58

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When can MSTR buy more bitcoin? :)

2023-02-19 18:38:30

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Eccles was the man!

2023-02-18 04:27:44

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NOSTR took a huge leap up in the last week or so. Went from meh to usable.

2023-01-20 05:09:26

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Agreed Lavish!

2023-01-01 01:47:20

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Hopefully bitcoin goes up in 2023!

2022-12-29 01:55:56

The funny thing about nostr is that the TestFlight beta works as well as twitter right now 😂

2022-12-28 02:21:40

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My interpretation is that everyone does love themselves, but some are so self critical that they tell themselves they don’t deserve something or create mental barriers to why they can’t get XYZ. I think you and HODL are on the same book, but different page.

2022-12-27 04:24:12

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Nah, it’ll be 69.420k

2022-12-27 04:21:31

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I feel personally attacked

2022-12-26 16:49:33

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I think I agree, but bitcoin hasn’t done well in liquidity crises before. If contagion happens in 2023, could get ugly for bitcoin too.
I would buy the fear, though.

2022-12-26 02:20:25

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Just keep win your bets against Peter and I’m happy 😝

2022-12-24 22:01:42

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I think it’ll happen naturally. As the US government gets more desperate with printing and/or inflation continues to run hot, bitcoin will get another shot in the spot light. Eventually it’ll lose the volatility as more and more people move to bitcoin.
We are just still early. People still think bitcoin = crypto.

2022-12-24 14:06:21

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This. Easy to save in BTC when the volatility doesn’t matter to you. If you maybe save $100-$200 a month, you’re not going to want to see that go down >50% in a year like we just saw.
I agree with the point, but the practice is harder for some.