I'm going to guess Laser hasn't tried carnivory or one meal per day. Ask anyone that knows me. I enjoy my food. Dare I say that I enjoy food much more than the fattie eating 6 times a day. Discipline is freedom to enjoy. Addiction also isn't joyful.

Fragile people can't handle criticism. That's their tell. Needless to say, if you're in Bitcoin, it's unbecoming to be fragile.

Courage will make you more money than knowledge or intellect.

Easy way to find out who's using AI

Call me crazy, but I'd rather have explicit taxes than inflation. And if the whole tariff thing has taught us anything, it's that the inflation tax is way way way worse than any of these explicit taxes.

Life tip: Don't take life tips from people that don't have admirable lives.

The nakamoto.com website is cursed.

Bitcoin leads to low time preference and high agency.

I have a carnivore cookie recipe (mostly carnivore, just monkfruit sweetener and lily's chocolate) which most people can't eat more than a couple of. Funny how most people can down 10 normal cookies without even thinking about it. That's the difference between spending Bitcoin and spending dollars.

Crazy how quick LLMs replaced search. But that means that LLMs will get worse as they monetize it through ads of some kind.

Optimizes for engagement, and you'll get content that is generally pessimistic. Optimize for zaps, and you'll get content that's generally a lot more positive.

5 oz pork rinds 2 eggs 1/3 cup of melted butter 3 tbsp collagen 1/2 cup of sugar substitute (monk fruit sweetener works well) 1/4 cup of lily's chocolate (sugar free) Mix together, put into cookie shapes and bake for 12 minutes.

Bitcoin, not bank accounts. Nostr, not social media. First principles, not propaganda.

Honestly, it's way too hard to be pseudonymous and too easy to get doxxed. I suspect that had a large part to do with why Satoshi disappeared so early.

I bought some in El Salvador and couldn't get the liver taste out from my mouth, and everyone that tried it couldn't stand it, either.

We're at the stage where people are trying to fix problems that they speculate may or may not happen 20 years in the future. I can't think of a better argument for ossification.