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Saifedean Ammous

I don't buy into flat earth because:
The time it takes to fly from London to New York to Tokyo to London is significantly shorter than the time it takes to fly Dubai to Miami to Hong Kong to Dubai, and that time is longer than the time it takes to fly Sydney to Sao Paolo to Johannesburg to Sydney.
This only makes sense if the earth is round and thicker near the equator. If the earth was flat with the north pole in the middle, the Sydney circumnavigation would be the longest, London the shortest. I can't think of any other explanation.

2026-04-17 15:57:17 UTC

Value is not a physical thing
To all the people who think bitcoin can’t have value because it’s not tangible...
Tangible assets constitute the following percentage of the Mag7 market caps:
Nvidia: 0.66%
Apple: 1.38%
Tesla: 4.06%
Microsoft: 7.29%
Alphabet: 8.39%
Meta: 9.56%
Amazon: 16.28%
Combined weighted average: 5.79%
If you liquidated all of these companies’ physical assets, they wouldn’t amount to 6% of their valuation. There have been days in which the market caps of these companies have moved by more than the total value of their physical assets.
If 94% of the value of the most valuable companies on earth is non-physical, then value does not have to be physical.
If digital things have no value, then you should have no problem with giving me your computer to erase all the data from it. I will return your computer to you in the same exact physical form. I will just press a few buttons that remove all your data, photos, and contacts, and make it impossible for you to restore them. If value can only be tangible, then all of these digital things have no value, and you shouldn’t mind me deleting them as long as the devices return in their original state. I don’t think you would.
Technology, data, business knowledge, customer base, brands, and so much more are non-physical assets whose value likely exceeds that of all the planet’s physical objects and land. This is something most people understand in their daily lives, but because most people have no understanding of money, they do not understand how it applies to money, too.
Most people think their money is physical, but in reality, most fiat currencies today are 90%+ digital, and usually less than 10% of the supply is physical paper money. There are no stacks of dollars in your bank sitting in a box under your name, available for you to pick up at any time. A tiny fraction of the money is physical, and the rest is digital, manufactured in various quantities by your bank, government, central bank, and other pedophiles, in quantities based on pure vibes. People still give this non-physical fiat money value because it is the only money they can use with a bank account, since governments only license banks that use their local fiat shitcoin. There is no need for the money to be physical to work; digital fiat money works as well as physical fiat money; or as badly.
Bitcoin is an entirely digital money, but it is given value for far more intelligent and peaceful reasons than fiat money. You can read more about that in my books The Bitcoin Standard and The Fiat Standard, which you can buy from Amazon or TheSaifHouse.com.
A common objection to bitcoin’s value is: “But if people stop believing in the value of bitcoin it can lose all value.” But that is true of everything. If people stop believing in the value of gold, it would lose value and just become another worthless rock. If people stop believing in the value of electronic devices then Apple and Nvidia go to zero. If people stop believing in the value of Manhattan, then all Manhattan real estate goes to zero. If people discover that tomatoes are poisonous, they stop believing in the value of tomatoes, and the entire planet’s tomato industry goes to zero. Just because something is physical does not guarantee its value, as we can see from the infinite amount of sand and rocks on our Earth left completely untouched by human hands. Physical things can be valueless and non-physical things can have value. Value and physicality are two independent things that are orthogonal to each other. You are doing yourself a disservice if you are unable to benefit from the world’s most advanced money and best saving technology because you are unable to see that value can be non-physical in this one instance, when you have no problem seeing it elsewhere.

2026-04-07 04:25:23 UTC

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I just published The Gold Standard 5 months ago, cut me some slack!! 😭

2026-03-01 14:23:34 UTC

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Lol I already did on Twitter but never hurts to do it again: assassination, blackmail, false flags, and murdering US soldiers on the USS Liberty and having their political leadership cover it up, making it clear to the US military that they're controlled by traitors who'd gladly applaud their murderers

2026-02-07 16:46:24 UTC

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I didn't say I would sell. I said I would admit my thesis is wrong and would not recommend others buy bitcoin. I'm still staying on this ship no matter what

2026-01-05 01:46:36 UTC

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Think marginally.

2025-09-27 17:46:39 UTC

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You can find it on saifedean.substack.com

2025-07-15 16:59:34 UTC

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This important account documenting Israel's genocide is being censored on Xitter. Give them a follow here!
#nevent1q…0n5p

2025-07-15 16:57:33 UTC

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Same thing you do if a shitty restaurant demanded a year's income to not poison you. You go to another restaurant. You hire another security firm. Obviously the honest security firm will be infinitely more efficient and powerful than the scammers trying to get by on theft

2025-07-15 08:47:24 UTC

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They use their gains to hire private security that is 100x cheaper and 100x more effective than buying bonds to fund genocidal pedophiles in the hope they'd protect you

2025-07-14 17:05:50 UTC

No, you did not miss the bitcoin train.
We are just getting started.
Just because bitcoin went up a lot does not mean it cannot go up a lot more. On the contrary, the more it goes up, the more it demonstrates product-market fit, the more likely it is to go up.
Bitcoin is different from stocks, bonds, and commodities because it has a much, much larger addressable market. Let's compare:
Apple's total addressable market is 8 billion people who can own an iphone and laptop. A lot of them already do, and a lot of them are too poor, so there's just not much more room for growth. Maybe Apple can increase by 5x, or 10x, but it would need to introduce new products that are wildly popular to do so, which is very difficult. Ultimately, an Apple stock is a claim on cashflow, and it is priced based on expectations of Apple cashflow, and it is not easy to continue to increase cashflow once you're a trillion dollar company.
But bitcoin is money, and its total addressable market is all of the planet's cash balances, which currently include something in the range of $100 Trillion in physical government cash and checking and saving bank accounts, plus ~$120 Trillion in government bonds, ~$22 Trillion in gold, and arguably, a chunk of the world's real estate and stock markets, which people are holding to beat inflation, and not to take risk in search of return. All in all, bitcoin's Total Addressable Market is in the range of $200-300 Trillion, which is about 100 times larger than what it is now. All of these assets are trash compared to bitcoin, and there is no reason for anyone intelligent to hold a significant position in them. Everything held in these assets has lost ~90% of its value against bitcoin in the last 5 years, and will likely keep losing another 90% every few years. The only things maintaining significant demand for these assets at this point are their holders' old age, intelligence deficiency, and susceptibility to government propaganda. They can continue to hold these assets as they decline, making them poorer, or they can shift to bitcoin and start getting richer. Either way, and regardless of what they do, the world's wealth is going to end up in the hard money, and not in the obsolete moneys of the twentieth century.
Bitcoin has no cashflow to price it. Most nocoiners think this makes it a ponzi, but that is only because they have never experienced real money, and only have as a frame of reference the hot potato trash fiat money which everyone smart tries to exchange for hard assets as soon as they can. They are incapable of understanding people demanding to hold money for its own sake, for its ability to hold value, and not for cashflow. This is how gold became the money of the world without generating any cash flow, and this is why bitcoin, which is infinitely better money than gold, is going to continue to monetize and grow.
Nonetheless, bitcoin's demand is highly variable, and with leverage, it will likely continue to be significantly volatile for the foreseeable future, so always keep in mind that it could decline significantly, and manage your position accordingly.

2025-06-12 12:33:18 UTC

Dr. Hisham Ammous: Life as Clinical Surgery
Sept 1, 1944 - June 6, 2025
Hisham Saifedean Rashid Ammous was born in the village of Atteel in Palestine on September 1, 1944. After finishing high school in nearby Fadiliya school in Tulkarem, he moved to Saudi Arabia to work as a school teacher, then to Kuwait to work in the electric company. Unsatisfied with his career, he decided to become a doctor, and applied for a scholarship from the Jordanian government to the University of Madrid in Spain, through the Spanish embassy in Jordan. He moved to Madrid without speaking a word of Spanish, but graduated as a surgeon with distinction in 1976. After that scholarship, he practically never needed, asked for, or took anything from anyone until his last day.
In his five decades as a surgeon, Dr. Ammous must have performed over 20,000 surgeries across Spain, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, Palestine, Brazil, Lebanon, and Libya. He relished his work as a plastic and reconstructive surgeon. To his profession and mission, he was the most devoutly dedicated man. He lived for surgery. Come rain, shine, snow, checkpoints, military invasions, cranky kids, genocide, or regional war, he found a way to make it to Al Makassed Hospital in Jerusalem almost every day, braving countless Israeli occupation checkpoints and dealing with the young criminals manning them and getting all of their life's meaning from the impunity they have to make the lives of innocent Palestinians hell. He became a regular traveler to wars and refugee camps to perform surgeries. He worked nonstop all day for days on end in warzones. He went to Gaza for surgeries after every Israeli mass slaughter over the years, and was desperate for the current genocide to end so he could return. His favorite 'vacation' was to visit me in Lebanon and perform dozens of free surgeries for destitute refugees.
His discipline was supernatural. He was never late for anything in his life, and was never disorganized. No matter what life threw at him, he relentlessly pursued his mission and was always prepared. His doggedness, determination, focus, and obsession will sound insane to most people, which is why most people will never perform 20,000 surgeries or do anything remotely as important with their lives. In his wake, hundreds of messages have poured in from people remembering how he helped them with his kind generosity, healed them with his skilled hands, and made them laugh with his legendary searing wit. Among the most amazing stories I heard was that he gave his patients’ families the keys to his hospital office so they could sleep in it and not have to drive through hours of checkpoints every day.
His supreme motivation in life, and the thing that gave life meaning for him, was to give his children a life better than the one he had, and he dedicated himself to it until the very end. He never ceased repeating this lesson to me, and he exemplified it every day. All his time, attention, and interests revolved around improving the lives of his children. He understood the whole of our human civilization rests on the foundation of people investing in giving their children a better life, and this was also the most profound lesson I learned from years of studying economics, and the central theme and most important lesson of my third and best book, Principles of Economics. For teaching me this lesson before I could read, that book was dedicated to him.
He is survived by his two sons, Ahmad and me, his daughter Dana, and three loving grandchildren who lit up his last ten years. Nothing can compare with the joy his grandchildren brought him. No money or accomplishment by him or me could have made him happier than my 2 year old making ever more outrageous demands for gifts as she tries to discover if there is anything he won't get her. His joy around her convinced me that the best thing you can do for your parents is to give them grandchildren. It seems offensive that life could be this simple and banal, that mere reproduction is the secret to its satisfaction, but he showed me it was true, and far from banal. We humans are wired to spend our lives seeking reproduction, and having it shape our happiness and satisfaction, because we wouldn't exist otherwise.
In my 44 years of life, I never recall seeing him bedridden with illness, and after five decades of caring for patients and children, he must have dreaded the thought of being on the receiving end of the care of others.
Dr. Ammous passed on the first day of Eid Al Adha, while taking a nap, after having called his friends and family to exchange Eid greetings. He died suddenly and immediately, and almost certainly felt nothing, and never had to suffer any serious illness or confront his impending mortality.
He lived blissfully immersed in his life's mission until its very last second. And he succeeded in it completely and perfectly. He gave his children everything they needed until they needed nothing more from him. The only consolation in his passing is that until his last minute he was strong, cheerful, healthy, sharply-dressed, and eagerly looking forward to seeing his grandchildren in a few days and giving them the many gifts he bought for them, and looking forward to vacationing this summer with his family in his beloved Madrid.
In his passing, he deprived his loving children of the chance to provide him a tiny fraction of the love and care he provided them for decades. This was a man determined to contribute more to this world than take from it, and to give his children everything. And he accomplished his life's mission clinically, like his surgeries.
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2025-06-09 08:43:27 UTC

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If I don't call for the murder of anyone, how am I possibly extreme? Consider the obvious alternative explanation that you are do pathetically and heavily proagandized that you view the idea of Jews and goys being equal under the law as extreme.

2025-06-09 08:37:19 UTC

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Thank you for your wonderful gift of your product. Can't wait to get stuck in it!

2025-05-24 14:51:08 UTC

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Thank you sir

2025-05-24 13:07:14 UTC

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Never heard of this. Is it good?

2025-01-01 21:01:11 UTC

Bitcoin has now been working and trading for 15 full calendar years. It's time to see how it's doing and run some numbers.
On Jan 1, 2010, there were 1,624,000 bitcoin in circulation trading at around $0.001 each. The total market capitalization of bitcoin was ~$1,624.
On Dec 31, 2024, there were 19.803 million bitcoin trading at around $93,389 each, for a total market capitalization of $1.85 trillion.
In total over the 15 years, the size of bitcoin cash balances has increased by 110,400,000,000,000%, or around 110 billion percent.
If, during the next 15 years, bitcoin grows at only 1 ten millionth of its growth rate over the last 15 years, it grows to a total market cap of around $210 trillion, making it larger than all the world's fiat currencies and government bonds combined.
In such a world, a government may be able to keep its shitcoin alive if it doesn't inflate its supply too much (a big if, and an even bigger may). Whether they do or do not is largely inconsequential, because either way, inflation won't be able to touch the majority of the world's wealth.
Any bitcoin bearish thesis needs to present a coherent explanation for why bitcoin's next 15 years are going to have a growth rate that is significantly lower than a ten millionth of the rate of the past 15 years. Don't expect to hear one from people who get paid from the inflation bitcoin will kill.
Happy 2025!
Fiat is over if you want it!
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2024-11-29 15:58:19 UTC

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No it's cheaper in terms of human time but more expensive in terms of fiat

2024-11-25 04:56:22 UTC

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Yes! Stay tuned!!

2024-11-16 15:16:44 UTC

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I've had him on my podcast before!

2024-10-06 05:27:40 UTC

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They're a fiat scam. See my podcast with Malcolm Kendrick.

2024-10-06 05:27:12 UTC

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I am good thank you. I'm not in Lebanon anymore if that's what you're asking about.

2024-07-22 06:36:03 UTC

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Nothing like it

2024-07-18 14:40:59 UTC

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I wonder about the same thing and think you're probably right

2024-07-14 16:56:22 UTC

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Riverside is shit. It ruins conversations by having a huge lag and causes people to keep speaking over each other. Streamyard is a lot better.

2024-07-07 14:52:12 UTC

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Thank you!

2024-05-24 17:12:20 UTC

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He's not saying it wouldn't decrease the purchasing power, he's saying the decrease would not be exactly inversely proportional to the increase in supply

2024-05-24 17:08:27 UTC

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Thank you!!

2024-02-16 09:27:29 UTC

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Yes the copy feels and looks great. But no there are no edits added

2024-02-16 09:21:40 UTC

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Yes

2024-02-11 19:38:18 UTC

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Only if you get it from thesaifhouse.com

2024-01-18 14:00:36 UTC

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It really is me. I posted my npub on Twitter

2023-12-05 09:30:24 UTC

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By fixing the money to lower our time preference

2023-11-14 15:49:00 UTC

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Yes I'd love to get Savory and I've reached out but haven't heard back. Let me know if you have a good way of reaching him.
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2023-11-14 13:00:12 UTC

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Happy happy birthday!!

2023-10-20 18:07:57 UTC

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It's in the works 👍 coming soon from Konsensus Network

2023-10-08 14:13:42 UTC

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Yes, I know him and I orange pilled him a long time ago... And, believe it or not, I even helped carnivore -pill him! I'll let him know about nostr

2023-10-08 14:08:39 UTC

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That's the plan

2023-10-07 05:56:31 UTC

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I can, but not in a nostr post. I've written three books which discuss these enormous questions in detail if you're interested. The Fiat Standard is probably the one most relevant to this.

2023-10-04 18:03:45 UTC

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You can! We ship worldwide

2023-10-04 09:16:50 UTC

Delighted to announce the launch of my publishing house and online bookstore TheSaifHouse.com, publishing the best Bitcoin and economics books in high quality cloth hardcover and audiobook and ebook and offering 10% off for payment in bitcoin!
To launch, we're selling a fine cloth cover version of @npub1a2c…w83a's new book, Broken Money, as well as Fiat Food, Matthew Lysiak's forensic investigation into how inflation ruined the modern human diet and health.
You can get these two books, as well as my Principles of Economics, The Fiat Standard, and The Bitcoin Standard, all in hardcover for $99 only ($89.1 if paid in bitcoin!)
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2023-10-04 09:04:06 UTC

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Just check out and choose to pay with Bitcoin. Many are doing this every day. If you're having trouble with anything email info @ saifedean.com

2023-09-29 12:35:40 UTC

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Awesome! I saw that the book is sold out on the Russian website and I don't know where you can get a physical copy... BUT you can pirate it in pdf from this link: http://library.lol/main/D9F1A4BE23427FCDDEAEAD847B85175F
And no I don't mind piracy, I think it's the best marketing!! Enjoy! 👍

2023-09-29 12:25:17 UTC

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Thank you so much 🙏

2023-09-29 12:24:48 UTC

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Thank you 🙏🙏

2023-09-24 16:49:47 UTC

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Unfortunately no

2023-09-24 16:49:35 UTC

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Life's too short to mince words🤝

2023-09-24 06:31:57 UTC

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Nope it really is me. I tweeted my public key on Twitter a while back!
https://twitter.com/saifedean/status/1643183805602189314?t=49IINCQDyWM2cFus4ltQYw&s=19

2023-09-24 05:47:58 UTC

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Hello! Yes I'm here! I've also got two more books you might enjoy: The Fiat Standard and Principles of Economics!

2023-09-12 16:23:27 UTC

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Thank you!

2023-09-12 16:05:46 UTC

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I spoke at this conference four years ago, not sure why they still have my pic.

2023-08-18 20:16:33 UTC

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I don't know for sure but I don't take them personally because they seem suspect and because why would I want to skip delicious meat to drink slop?

2023-08-08 11:15:43 UTC

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I'm good friends with Amjad. He's a bitcoiner and won't be pushing any shitcoin nonsense. And yes, I really hope he helps orange pill the crown prince!

2023-08-08 11:13:09 UTC

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Thank you!!

2023-08-08 11:12:43 UTC

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It's already available from my website and will be on Audible very soon. We've finished submitting the files and everything required so it shouldn't be to long.

2023-07-17 08:54:53 UTC

Please beware impersonators!!
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2023-07-17 08:51:53 UTC

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I'm not sure honestly. Check with Konsensus Network, they'll probably know.

2023-06-07 22:43:13 UTC

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Awesome to see, thank you!!

2023-06-03 11:12:34 UTC

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The Otto Wilde classic is the best in the world, by far and I say this having tried many many grills. I discussed it here and you can get 10% off with the code saifedean

2023-05-31 07:42:32 UTC

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You should have received a tracking link. If you haven't please email info at saifedean dot com

2023-05-31 07:32:11 UTC

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They should have already shipped!

2023-05-30 12:09:01 UTC

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I'm talking to someone this week about hopefully making it happen!! Stay tuned and sign up to my mailing list on my website to stay updated

2023-05-13 09:44:48 UTC

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Thank you so much, really appreciate it 🙏

2023-05-04 08:07:26 UTC

Remember when the dogecoin con artist promised to end spam on Twitter, then declared victory over the spambots, and then all his fanbois pretended the spam went away and the problem was solved?

2023-05-04 08:04:35 UTC

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No. Nothing. Nothing.
If you worry about how much money other people have, you need to grow up and focus on yourself, not take things from others. Uou are an immature child who was not raised properly. That child who used to get mad no matter how many toys his parents get him whenever he's see a child with another toy. That child needed to be raised properly and educated about the fact that his own life is in his hands and that others are not his enemy and that jealousy is sick and destructive.
My problem with fiat is that it lets some people make money for free while the rest have to work for it. THAT is a crime and a travesty that ends and I would guess it would lead to less wealth concentration, but I don't care about what others have. I just care about them not robbing me.

2023-05-04 07:56:33 UTC

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Completely false. Germany & Japan dominated post WW2 industrialization with strong currencies, as does China now. The industrial revolution happened on a gold standard. Switzerland stayed on the gold standard and had the highest productivity in the world. The idea that destroying your currency creates industrialization is another criminal fiat lie to promote inflation and benefit parasitic scum. It's the equivalent of telling you that selling your work tools will increase your revenue and raise your productivity. You're destroying your capital stock and devaluing everyone's wealth, forcing them to sell more to survive, and then taking these added sales as a mark of success rather than criminal theft.

2023-04-29 20:41:36 UTC

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7.5 years so far. I enjoy & benefit from it so much I don't think I'll go back to plants. See saifedean.com/meat

2023-04-28 21:28:16 UTC

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Wow. I had no idea Nostr was so toxic I'd be accused of running an elaborate shitcoin scam just like that😂

2023-04-27 20:20:02 UTC

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Have fun getting fat!!

2023-04-27 20:17:11 UTC

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Eating meat only

2023-04-27 15:33:25 UTC

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Awesome, delighted to hear this!!

2023-04-24 14:39:34 UTC

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There are already two Persian translations out there. Pirated! Details in the link.

2023-04-24 14:05:18 UTC

🎉Five years ago today, The Bitcoin Standard was published!🎉
It's now been published in 36 languages worldwide!
Get yours in your language & pay in fiat or bitcoin, from: https://saifedean.com/tbs
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2023-04-21 21:10:06 UTC

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Tax is theft. If a project is worth pursuing, people will willingly pay to pursue it. If people won't willingly pay for it, then it's not worth pursuing. The examples of government funding long term projects are basically grifts that go nowhere.

2023-04-21 17:10:35 UTC

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If it was wise you and people who agree with you would be paying for it willingly. That you need fiat scam subsidies says you don't really believe it. I don't believe it's worth it either.👍

2023-04-21 10:37:07 UTC

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This is gorgeous, I'll try it out👍

2023-04-20 18:54:37 UTC

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Why aren't you paying for it willingly and forcing fiat users to subsidize you if it was such an amazing achievement? Also, that explosion didn't look very reusable today, did it? If only you were paying for it instead of everyone else on the world who doesn't give a shit!

2023-04-20 18:53:12 UTC

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Exactly zero accomplishment except the amazing feat of getting otherwise intelligent people to treat the obvious waste like it's an accomplishment. The satellite internet thing is a stupid grift we've been over before. The rockets aren't achieving anything except sell pipedreams

2023-04-20 18:51:07 UTC

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The subsidies are the obvious problem, and their presence is why people deal with this insane and obviously pointless stupid waste as if it were some glorious accomplishment. Everything looks good when you don't have to pay for it!

2023-04-20 15:30:26 UTC

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There is exactly zero achievement. Just endless elaborate excuses to get gullible people to support government giving him money.

2023-04-20 15:26:07 UTC

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I don't value it enough to take food off my kids'dinner table to pay for it. I believe all the TV viewers who care about it should pay for it themselves, and the fact that they can only do it by robbing me tells me all I need to know

2023-04-20 15:23:57 UTC

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That just means it's becoming cheaper to blow things up in the air with no return. The idea that there is any benefit from this is just marketing

2023-04-20 13:54:51 UTC

So the dogecoin con artist is getting billions in government subsidies to launch massive rockets that do nothing more than blow up in the sky... And this is somehow a brave and heroic achievement and not just blatant theft because he's convinced TV viewers that these rockets will somehow take humanity to Mars. Do I have this right?

2023-04-15 09:44:57 UTC

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Thank you!!

2023-04-15 09:43:19 UTC

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Electricity is so cheap that you can only get it for 1-2 hours a day. For the rest of the day, you need private generators which are way too expensive for mining

2023-04-14 13:37:36 UTC

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Tfw it hits me that the word count of the three books is practically the same as the number of bitcoin blocks it took to write them🤯

2023-04-13 20:25:32 UTC

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He should be able to get it and doesn't need any background in the topic to enjoy it.

2023-04-13 20:22:40 UTC

1,044 pages in 326,000 blocks!
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2023-04-13 04:34:35 UTC

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Thank you, and don't be too upset, clearly my words were the motivation Messi needed to win the world cup!

2023-04-11 23:34:37 UTC

Twitter people freaking out about CO2 and I'm just happy carbonhysterics will miss out on Bitcoin
https://saifedean.com/podcast/109-is-co2-the-climate-control-knob-with-tom-nelson

2023-04-11 23:31:02 UTC

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Welcome to the party!

2023-04-10 22:56:28 UTC

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Boil it, or fry it in butter, tallow, or ghee. Or do both!

2023-04-10 22:53:08 UTC

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Sorry but I didn't even see that! Thank you sir!!

2023-04-10 19:31:59 UTC

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Weston Price nutrition and physical degeneration .
Cate shanahan deep nutrition
And a bunch of books I reference in The Fiat Standard chapter on fiat food which you can read on saifedean.com/fiatfood

2023-04-10 19:18:56 UTC

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The tastiest part of the animal. And probably the most nutritious too. Very different flavor, almost butter like. It's also absolutely delicious to boil the entire head and make soup and eat it. Best soup you'll ever have

2023-04-10 16:26:12 UTC

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تكرم عينك! كبد ودرن/جبن وقلب
Liver, heart, and thymus😍
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2023-04-10 16:19:27 UTC

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Why??🥲🥲

2023-04-10 04:21:31 UTC

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Chunk of lamb heart

2023-04-10 04:07:48 UTC

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Before Bitcoin, basically 😂

2023-04-09 15:22:42 UTC

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Most delicious and nutritious part of the cow, but you can't eat too much of it as it's too fatty. You need muscle meat