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I hear so many opposing opinions regarding EBOO it makes you think twice about this therapy. @thepowerofozone @drbloem @DrJesseMorse could any of you tell me your opinion about this study gofile.io/d/uW0ds2 ?. I doubled checked with @grok and this is its opinion about the article grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5…

Kevin O’Leary is a fan of EBOO ozone therapy. He says it makes him feel like a million bucks. EBOO stands for extracorporeal blood ozonation and oxygenation. They draw blood from one side of your body, infuse it with ozone, then inject it into your other side. It’s a continuous process that uses around 4 liters of your blood. What it doesn’t do: - It is not a dialysis - Exosomes are not standard part of it. That’s something that Kevin gets on top of the ozone. What is correct: Results are usually almost immediate (as with nearly all types of ozone treatments).

Sequoia’s @JulienBek says many of their founders are now wondering if they’re “just an iteration away” from AI labs destroying their business. He says the most defensible companies - and potentially the next trillion-dollar company - will be “a software business that masquerades as a services firm.” “If you sell tools today, you’re really in the line of sight for the models and you’re effectively competing with the next generation that they’re going to launch.” “Whereas if you sell the work, you’re actually benefiting from what the models are doing and all the billions of dollars that are going towards AI.”

Common sense

Rothbard understood what most economists ignore: money isn't neutral. Every dollar printed first benefits those closest to the money printer - banks, governments, and their cronies - while diluting the purchasing power of everyone else's savings. This is the Cantillon effect in action: a systematic theft mechanism disguised as monetary policy. Bitcoin represents the first truly neutral money in human history, eliminating this insider privilege entirely. No central bank can print more Bitcoin to bail out their friends. No government can inflate away your savings to fund their wars. The separation of money and state isn't just an Austrian dream anymore - it's happening in real time.

Se llama @PilarAlmagroM y hacía tiempo que no escuchaba a alguien hablar así de bien, con esta claridad y además, con un contenido bien interesante (que personalmente comparto totalmente)!

Are you still getting COVID boosters? Why do you think the information landscape changed?

Roger that

This is one of the more profound statements Saylor has made. There is a lot to be fixed in our world, and it’s not going to happen just by tweeting. Eventually, you have to get in the game and become a part of the driving force making the change happen.

My keynote on Wednesday at the Bitcoin Treasuries Conference covered the rise of Digital Treasury Companies — based on Digital Assets, built with Digital Intelligence, issuing Digital Securities (Equity & Credit) backed by Digital Capital (Bitcoin) — for the Digital Economy.

Charlie Kirk discussing the indoctrination of Economics in American Colleges rather than eduction. He was a real believer in Bitcoin.

A stunning testimony from political economist Dr. Toby Rogers, PhD, before the U.S. Senate. He dismantles the official narrative on the autism epidemic with data, evidence, and a powerful personal story. In 2015, his then-partner's son was diagnosed with autism. As a PhD student at the University of Sydney, he went to the CDC’s website to understand the causes. Trained to read primary sources, he found the CDC’s narrative did not add up. ➡️ Genetics? There’s no such thing as a genetic epidemic. ➡️ Valproic acid & thalidomide? Largely irrelevant to the U.S. population. ➡️ Older parents? The math doesn’t come close to explaining a 32,158% increase since 1970. He changed his entire doctoral thesis to study the political economy of autism. His groundbreaking work is now among the top 10 most downloaded PhD theses in the history of the University of Sydney. His findings: • 22 studies claiming vaccines don’t cause autism are useless—none have a true unvaccinated control group. • Over $2.3 billion spent on genetic research has found almost nothing because genes don’t cause sudden epidemics. • 437 publications on environmental factors (pesticides, pollution, etc.) all ignore vaccines as a possible confounder, rendering their conclusions incomplete. The critical missing piece? Vaxxed vs. Unvaxxed studies. He cites 6 key, suppressed studies that the media ignores: • The Hepatitis B birth dose increases autism risk (Gallagher & Goodman). • Vaccination increases odds of autism by at least 4.2x (Mawson). • Preterm birth + vaccination increases neurodevelopmental disability by over 12x. • Vaccination + no breastfeeding increases risk 12.5x. Vaccination + C-section increases risk 18.7x (Hooker & Miller, 2021). His conclusion, after a systematic review of 1,000+ studies: "The autism and chronic disease epidemics are primarily caused by toxicants, mostly from vaccines, and about a dozen additional toxicants." The solution is clear: stop exposing children to these hazards. The obstacle is political, not scientific. We must summon the will to act.

A 16th-century Spanish priest wrote the first systematic defense of sound money, identified inflation as theft, and justified killing tyrants who imposed taxes without consent. Kings banned his books. Executioners burned them. The Inquisition tried to erase them from history. But this Jesuit monk had developed the core insights of Austrian economics 250 years before Austria even existed. 🧵

THROWBACK: Assange reveals how media encourages wars & corruption “Nearly every war that has started in the past 50 years has been a result of media lies,” WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange underscored. 👉He said that the media could have stopped these wars “if they had searched deep enough” and if they “hadn't reprinted government propaganda.” Assange stressed that the vast majority of media are “awful and so distortive to how the world actually is, that the result is we see wars and corrupt governments continue on.” “The media in general are so bad, we have to question whether the world wouldn't be better off without them altogether, the WikiLeaks founder concluded.

Dear son,

I discuss thermodynamics, theology, and history with @JordanBPeterson — and answer a bunch of personal questions along the way.

Jack Mallers: "No man should work for what another man can print."