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Many of us think the "New Stanford" shouldn't be Stanford. Some, are actually creating an alternative to Stanford. @balajis @bryan_johnson @VitalikButerin @thenetworkstate #NetworkSchool

@SalvadoranPride There are some, ej Dagobox, 300 MMA. Definite needed in San Salvador is a gym with clean fresh air, natural light, open on Sundays. No gym meets that criteria. Normally polluted air from busy street, florescent lighting & cleaners spraying chemicals, closed on Sundays

San Salvador is wide open for an MMA / Jiu-Jitsu gym right now. Massive untapped market waiting for someone to step up and build the scene.

@MURPHSLIFE Friday afternoon/evening?

It took me 4 hours and 9 minutes to get from Santa Ana to Zaragoza yesterday……… 3:30 leaving Santa Ana.. 7:39 arriving. My child screaming her head off the last hour. I think I’m going to boycott the city. And stay in the mountains forever

@noblesnft @MURPHSLIFE Can you reply with more info or DM me?

@MURPHSLIFE Happy to host you in our vacation rental just a few minutes away from El Imposible! x.com/noblesnft/stat…

I think the gov should promote their national forests a LOT more. It’s all about the beaches and the new museum when it comes to tourism here but has anyone ever hiked or explored this national park that runs through the route of the flowers? It’s beautiful! El Salvador can be known for its hiking, CAMPING, mountain biking.. just an idea!

@MURPHSLIFE Any recommendations for going to el imposible? Ej, places to stay or camp?

@thekylehuber @BitcoinNewsCom @DailyStackHQ No, but hope you enjoy it.

@BerkeleyWanner @BitcoinNewsCom @DailyStackHQ Berkeley are you attending?

Headed to Vegas for Bitcoin 2026. Stoked to film with @BitcoinNewsCom and @DailyStackHQ

@maxkeiser @LaCajitaKitchen @CocomaxCountry Deploys software and backflips at @btcfarmersmrkt

Eric lives in El Zonte and is deploying some cool stuff!! Build! Build! Build! Seen here at @LaCajitaKitchen enjoying @CocomaxCountry

@MURPHSLIFE Totally. Also, hardware built here, not in China or the US, would be great.

If el salvador is building a sovereign future where it grows its own food.. controls its own financial systems… does it make sense that most of their data still lives on servers in other countries? I’m not a data center expert. This is just something I’ve been thinking about hence my post yesterday. But I do know this.. every phone, every payment, every platform we use runs on data. So what does sovereignty actually mean if you don’t control that layer too? At the same time… I get it. Data centers are expensive. They use a lot of energy/resources They require serious infrastructure Do we build local capacity and keep data closer to home? Or do we continue relying on global cloud providers that are faster and cheaper to scale? Maybe the answer is somewhere in the middle?? But it feels like a conversation worth having now not later. What does “data sovereignty” look like for a country like El Salvador? I am ALL about cleaning rivers, preserving forests.. protecting the environment. But as long as we continue to stare at our phones to even respond to this.. we are part of the growing need for data centers. Pretty wild… What do you think @nayibbukele ? Or anyone else reading this??

@kinetic_finance Been here a year and a half, it's mostly good. Hit me up if you have any questions.

last week might have been the moment El Salvador became Dubai 2.0, and nobody is talking about it: > safest country in the western hemisphere for 4 years in a row > no middle east war or fallout risk > 0% tax on all foreign-sourced income > 0% property tax > dollarized economy > bitcoin is legal tender, 0% cap gains tax > inflation under 1% > 90-min direct flights to Miami for <$200 > 4-6 hour flights to SFO and NYC for <$400 > world-class surfing > democratically elected president w/ 85%+ approval rating. > first country to give open-source AI developers full legal protection > first country with a sovereign order of NVIDIA's B300 chips > @elonmusk grok AI in 1M+ public school kids' hands > democratically elected president with a 85%+ approval rating > world-class surfing > locally grown coffee, tropical fruit, grass-fed beef - not a supermarket import economy > huge variety of climates - volcanoes, mountains, lakes, and beaches — 12c in the highlands, 34c on the coast > strong christian culture and deep sense of faith > same timezone as US East Coast > country investing massively in public education > beautiful colonial architecture across country

@stacyherbert There is a solid group with the name "Build in El Salvador" @BuildInES

Build in El Salvador 🇸🇻 🤖 The only country in the world with a pro-innovation regulatory framework offering certainty and clarity to build and deploy.

@fordsmith What do you find most interesting about El Salvador?

@BerkeleyWanner El Salvador keeps getting more interesting for bitcoiners, especially with financing options like that opening up🌎

Any bitcoiners who are looking at moving from Dubai to El Salvador? Been in El Salvador a year and a half, recently helped a US investor buy property here and found him 80% financing, feel free to message me.

@starks_arq @arqdotlive Welcome to ES 🇸🇻

Officially moved my company to El Salvador. Time to build the future, in the future. @arqdotlive x 🇸🇻 This is my first morning.

@SalvadoranPride Yes, especially gyms with clean fresh air, sunlight, and open on Sundays.

El Salvador needs more gyms.

Co-hosting a gathering tomorrow with @sovmindset of @BuildSalvador and @36_72541890 (Jake Hamilton) of @PalestraSociety. We’ll be exploring how ongoing infrastructure improvements in El Salvador can support and accelerate investment and innovation. luma.com/s9oh2xbj

@danheld Hope it works out.

Met a girl on Hinge. Need a quick spot check on if she’s an intelligence operative plant: - Loves capitalism - Into Bitcoin, has a Satoshi theory - “Collecting vintage guns makes sense as a hobby” - “Having a bunker is totally sensible” - Not vaxxed And she’s actually hot 😂

Some people call it community, but it’s really surveillance. In Latin America, your neighbors or the nosy tía aren’t actually looking out for you. They’re watching you, logging who comes and goes, what you’re doing, and whether you’re getting too big for the neighborhood. They’re also the first to complain, gossip, and spread dirt.

@MURPHSLIFE Cool, I've been there. Just wasn't sure if this was somewhere else.

@BerkeleyWanner Using google maps just type in MurphsLife El Salvador and you will find us!

We moved to El Salvador and found it hard to find true organic veggies/grass fed beef. Instead of complaining.. we built it ourselves. This is how it’s done🇸🇻🚀 Coming soon…

@starks_arq @nayibbukele @stacyherbert @maxkeiser @MURPHSLIFE @modernTman @maiojose1 @wiz Great work, what is the best way to learn how to make AI videos like this?

The first ever AI short-film for a nation: A Tale about El Salvador. An ARQ production. @nayibbukele @stacyherbert @maxkeiser @MURPHSLIFE @modernTman @maiojose1 @wiz