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They could take a huge piece out of medicare without cuts, just go after the fraud from the private sector, like UHC. They are bilking the taxpayer big time

2025-05-20 11:51:00 CEST

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silly

2025-04-11 11:03:10 CEST

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I think bonds dropping were what persuaded Trump to flip

2025-04-07 19:28:41 CEST

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yea, given stocks are back a bit I’d say fear is subsiding

2024-12-05 12:44:37 CET

congrats on 100k to all you hodlers!!
I own no bitcoin, still can’t buy the argument, but I’m happy to see you do well. Of course all those coins are not all worth 100k, it’s just the last tick, but you know that.

2024-11-24 22:48:08 CET

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So what happens when the music stops? Does the flywheel seize up?
I see Citron is already shorting MSTR
This seems like just the kind of hype the whales need. They will sell into it.

2024-11-13 15:57:06 CET

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kind of funny to see bitcoin take off when a central gov. buys in :)

2024-10-20 06:55:11 CEST

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I recall in the early 70s, the rise of psycho-active drugs like thorazine, enabled the hospitals to empty out the mentally ill. It was the beginning of widespread homelessness and crime as these folks weren’t really healthy. Sad. The thorazine took the edge off the more violent patients.

2024-09-21 08:32:49 CEST

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My three week old granddaughter

2024-07-21 12:00:40 CEST

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Hi Lyn,
Not sure what you mean by:
"In other words, Nostr separates the client layer from the public domain communication protocol layer for social media, in a similar (and even more thorough) way that webmail clients separate the client layer from the SMTP public domain communication protocol layer for email.”
In what sense is it more thorough?
It’s a great read, thanks!
Moid

2024-07-06 00:05:09 CEST

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lol, definitely something I would do.

2023-08-27 22:26:29 CEST

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@npub1a2c…w83a , water off a Duck’s back, seriously ignore that shit. Wait for a real review from someone who can critique it and offer you good feedback.
I always learn a lot from reading solid reviews.

2023-08-26 21:28:11 CEST

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same here, lot of pages to read :)
@npub1a2c…w83a is there going to be a test? https://cdn.nostr.build/i/369594c4a5a6abf7fb26f184c2613766df1cb161d2b23f52467d6495c9c8347c.jpg

2023-08-23 16:05:05 CEST

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congrats! Lyn, just bought a copy, looking forward to some weekend reading

2023-08-13 16:19:12 CEST

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Lyn, thanks, this resonates. I keep thinking we need labor to make a comeback, bring back the days when the Teamsters could shut down the whole country.

2023-08-12 20:37:27 CEST

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Artificial intelligence will never overcome natural stupidity

2023-07-27 18:33:56 CEST

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Reading all the posts here has me anxious to get and read your new book. Congrats again I’m sure there is a sense of relief in it being finished!

2023-07-25 16:10:17 CEST

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If I recall from the press, Jack still owns about 1B of Twitter stock. He didn’t tender his shares?
Let many flowers bloom

2023-07-25 01:32:20 CEST

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Congrats! Looking forward to reading it. I’m still not convinced Bitcoin has value but your writing on it is the most convincing.

2023-07-16 13:14:14 CEST

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There is a special place in heaven for people who bake.

2023-07-02 13:35:52 CEST

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Well said!

2023-06-18 02:51:29 CEST

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Not JFK, but his father Joe would.

2023-06-18 01:17:41 CEST

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He’s outside the big machines but a little too out there, he’s basically a distraction, a new version of Ron Paul

2023-06-01 16:56:03 CEST

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deflation, how it can lead to hoarding and stifle growth.

2023-05-23 00:36:23 CEST

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Abbey Road, the second side medley was pure genius, and what a way to end a career!

2023-05-11 10:45:36 CEST

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There’s a good German Short hair down the street named Zephyr. I like that name @dave

2023-04-23 17:46:24 CEST

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Not quite, I pay back 1.01 BTC and now have a house that is worth less than 1 BTC, say .9 BTC
My point is that it encourages hoarding, why buy things now that will be cheaper tomorrow?
This is not necessarily bad, the planet will love it, but it won’t solve issues of inequality.
There’s a lot to like about bitcoin but I can’t get past this. I like strong money, I’d love to see the FED keep rates high. But deflation is uglier than inflation.
I welcome any links to articles on deflation and debt in a world with a fixed currency like bitcoin

2023-04-23 00:06:37 CEST

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I’m still stuck on deflation, sorry. In a world based on BTC, how does borrowing work? If the bitcoin that is owed is only ever more valuable would the interest rate have to be negative? Or at least less than it would be in a fiat world with inflation?

2023-04-15 12:26:28 CEST

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Hi Matt, welcome! Love your work, good to see an honest man doing his best to speak the truth.

2023-04-13 12:10:26 CEST

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Same here, I pay a lot of taxes and would much prefer they go to healthcare for vets rather than bailouts for VCs in silicon valley who are too stupid to mange their cash properly

2023-04-13 11:42:08 CEST

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I don’t think I said that? I said the internet could fragment, to some extent it already has in China.
I been studying BTC for six years, perhaps I’m too slow but I still see no reason to own it, sorry :) The energy doesn’t bother me it’s the whole trustless thing. Money requires trust by definition.
A totally deflationary currency means folks like me, who save a lot, would end up with all the coins :)
No one backs it and it depends on state laws to protect it as property.
It seems to have zero value as money, except in international transfers where it allows folks to escape the predators in the banks.
Owning it only seems worth it to sell to a greater fool. It’s still in the inflationary phase, which allows the greater fool game to continue. Long term it could be like gold and other real things like violins, except you can’t play it. It’s just another number on the number line.
I appreciate your work and enjoy your essays. I’ve learned from them. As an investor I should hold some as the prudent thing, I just can’t get there yet.

2023-04-12 21:03:08 CEST

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that too, but the internet could easily fragment, already is if you look at China

2023-04-12 16:39:38 CEST

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But gold still works when the internet goes down :)

2023-03-24 09:48:08 CET

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I kind of believe that, as one of these ERE types, but time and chance happen to us all, how is debt managed and restructured in a world with deflationary money?

2023-03-24 00:20:02 CET

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I’d love to hear your thoughts on the deflationary aspects if BTC

2023-03-20 00:57:05 CET

#newbie
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2023-03-07 21:41:25 CET

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testing wos, will pay forward to your choice. Thanks for help!
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2023-03-07 15:08:29 CET

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Jethro Tull

2023-02-26 18:19:36 CET

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Sam I am