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@mikealfred Most younger generation folk are too selfish for that. They don't want anything interfering with their lifestyles. They blame it on inflation, cost of living too expensive, etc but that's a cowards copout, bullshit. It's selfishness

There is absolutely nothing on the planet that will instantly bring more joy, depth, and meaning to your life than having a son or daughter for the first time. The only thing that surprised me is how much more powerful the experience has been than I expected. Go make babies.

@Chris84545370 Older vaginas are vastly more flaccid than younger. Years and years of wear and tear, disgusting fluids dumped into them, trauma, etc makes them far less enjoyable and appealing. No thanks. Any man who says otherwise is lying to gain advantage in some way.

The attraction between older women and younger men is a topic that hasn't received nearly as much attention as it deserves.Sge is 49 and he is 20😱

@AmberrrDaniels The truth that no one will admit or want to admit is that pussy gets old. It doesn't feel good enough to warrant the effort needed for good sex. Most sexual relationships get boring after about a year. After that, men want something different, hoping new pussy feels better

Could never be me 🫣

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"Official" inflation just came in at 4.2% What does that actually do to $100k? 2026: $100,000 2027: $95,800 2028: $91,776 2029: $87,922 2030: $84,229 2031: $80,732 2032: $77,341 2033: $74,113 2034: $71,020 2035: $68,053 2036: $65,219 2037: $62,500 2038: $59,895 2039: $57,394 2040: $54,994 2041: $52,690 2042: $50,485 ← half your money gone. 2043: $48,365 2044: $46,334 2045: $44,392 2046: $42,528 2047: $40,742 2048: $39,031 2049: $37,392 2050: $35,821 ← what your kids get. 2051: $34,316 2052: $32,875 2053: $31,494 2054: $30,171 2055: $28,904 2056: $27,690 2057: $26,527 2058: $25,413 2059: $24,346 2060: $23,323 2061: $22,343 2062: $21,404 2063: $20,505 2064: $19,644 2065: $18,819 2066: $18,029 2067: $17,272 2068: $16,546 2069: $15,851 2070: $15,185 2071: $14,547 2072: $13,936 2073: $13,351 2074: $12,790 2075: $12,253 2076: $11,739 2077: $11,246 2078: $10,774 2079: $10,322 2080: $9,888 ← what your grandkids get. 2081: $9,473 2082: $9,075 2083: $8,694 2084: $8,329 2085: $7,979 2086: $7,645 2087: $7,324 2088: $7,017 2089: $6,722 2090: $6,440 2091: $6,170 2092: $5,911 2093: $5,663 2094: $5,425 2095: $5,197 2096: $4,979 2097: $4,770 2098: $4,570 2099: $4,378 2100: $4,194 ← you might not be around.

Andrew Tate on modern marriage.

@MrAndyNgo @kylenabecker @MayorofSeattle In case you’re wondering why going after fraud is politicized: It’s because healthcare fraud is how the dems create handouts for their voter blocs and affinity groups. Fraud based UBI.

Absolutely terrifying:

GDP per capita is at $92,989 and over 50% of Americans are living pay check to pay check. I think something is broken.

WILL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CAUSE DROUGHTS FAMINE + PESTILENCE?

⚡️This is the beginning of ChatGPT becoming the operating system for personal financial reality. The official product is framed modestly: Pro users in the U.S. can connect supported financial accounts, see spending, bills, subscriptions, net worth, and investments, and ask questions grounded in their financial context. OpenAI says accounts connect through Plaid, the rollout is gradual, and the current version can help users understand and plan but cannot move money, pay bills, place trades, file taxes, or act as a financial, legal, tax, or investment adviser. That limitation is the present boundary, not the final shape. The real asset is not budgeting. The real asset is behavioral financial context. Once an AI can see income, spending rhythm, subscriptions, debt load, cash buffers, investment exposure, bill timing, recurring leakage, impulse categories, lifestyle creep, and savings failures, it can infer the structure of a person’s life with frightening precision. Money is not just money. Money is biography. Spending reveals fear, status, discipline, addiction, family burden, hidden stress, romantic behavior, health pressure, ambition, avoidance, shame, and future probability. A bank app can show transactions. An AI can compress those transactions into a psychological and strategic map. That is the phase shift. Mint showed dashboards. Banks showed balances. Advisors gave advice to people with enough assets. ChatGPT can become the interpreter layer for everyone. The user asks, “Why do I feel broke?” and the system can answer from the actual ledger. The user asks, “Can I afford this?” and the model can reason across cash flow, volatility, debt, job risk, future obligations, and behavioral pattern. The user asks, “Where am I lying to myself?” and the money trail answers. That is powerful enough to be genuinely useful and genuinely dangerous. Useful because most people do not understand their own financial lives. They live inside fog: subscriptions, small leaks, debt drag, lifestyle creep, bad timing, invisible compounding, fear-based spending, and fake affordability. A good AI can make the hidden pattern legible. Dangerous because the assistant becomes the trusted interpreter of the person’s financial nervous system. Once it knows the money pattern, it knows the person’s constraint map. It knows what they can buy, what they fear, what they delay, what they rationalize, and what pressure point would change behavior. That is an insane amount of power. The moat here is trust plus context. If users connect financial accounts and ChatGPT becomes the place they ask financial questions, banks lose the interpretation layer. Brokerages still custody assets. Banks still hold deposits. Card networks still process payments. Plaid still connects accounts. But ChatGPT starts owning the question: “What should this mean for me?” That is where power migrates. The endgame is not a prettier budgeting app. The endgame is AI-mediated financial agency. First it explains. Then it recommends. Then it reminds. Then it warns. Then it negotiates. Then, eventually, with permission and regulation, it acts. OpenAI is not there yet. But this is the bridge. The real truth: personal finance is one of the highest-trust, highest-context consumer AI verticals. Whoever owns that layer gets closer to the user than almost any app ever has. Because the assistant no longer just knows what you say. It knows what your life actually does.

⚡️The real implication is this: The AI economy needs human labor displacement to validate its capex. That is the uncomfortable truth. The hyperscalers are not spending hundreds of billions because AI is a neat productivity toy. They are spending because they believe intelligence production becomes one of the dominant economic control points of the century. The payback comes from making cognition cheaper, faster, more scalable, and less dependent on human headcount. That is why this is so politically explosive. The same buildout that markets celebrate as capex strength is also the physical construction of a pressure system against white-collar labor. The macro layer is even dirtier. AI capex is inflationary before it becomes disinflationary. It demands power, copper, transformers, gas turbines, land, construction labor, water, chips, debt, and grid upgrades. That pushes costs up now. The productivity benefit arrives later. So the system gets an inflation impulse from building the machine before it gets the disinflation from using the machine. This is why long rates matter so much. The AI supercycle wants cheap capital, but the inflation/fiscal regime is pushing capital costs higher. If the 30Y sits above 5%, the weak projects die first. The best projects still happen because Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta, Oracle, and sovereign-scale players can fund through the cycle. The marginal players get squeezed out. Higher rates do not stop the AI buildout. They concentrate it. That concentration is the deeper outcome. AI will not produce a flat world where everyone has equal power. It produces a world where everyone can access intelligence interfaces, while a tiny number of actors control the core infrastructure that makes those interfaces possible. The user sees magic. The owner controls the factory. The app layer becomes noisy and competitive. The model layer becomes expensive and consolidated. The infrastructure layer becomes strategic. The power layer becomes geopolitical. That is the actual stack. The U.S. advantage is that it can financialize the future faster than anyone. It can turn belief into equity value, equity value into capex, capex into infrastructure, infrastructure into strategic position, and strategic position back into market valuation. That reflexive capital market loop is America’s weapon. China’s advantage is that it can force mobilization without waiting for private-market proof. It can direct credit, power, land, permitting, and supply chains because it treats AI as national capacity. That can waste capital, but it can also keep building when normal ROI logic would hesitate. Europe lacks both. It has talent and regulation, but not enough unified capital aggression or state mobilization speed. That is why it risks becoming a governed market for other people’s intelligence infrastructure. The deepest answer is this: AI is becoming a monetary-industrial arms race where the scarce asset is the ability to finance cognition at scale before the world knows exactly how to price it. That is why the money wall appears before the power wall. Money is the permission layer for power. Capital decides who gets the land, transformers, turbines, chips, cooling, and grid access. Power becomes the physical constraint, but capital decides who even reaches the constraint.

Do you understand that the United States Government, acting on behalf of legacy banks, is about to hand $STRC a de facto near-monopoly* on yield for the entire twenty first century? Do you understand what that means? Unless you are irresponsibly long $MSTR, I don’t think you do, but I assure you Saylor does. * $ASST, $MTPLF, et al. will be players as well, so technically an oligopoly, but given the size of the $MSTR lead and the impossibility of any competing entity attaining similar scale, $STRC will command the risk free rate for the digital credit market.

This Chinese surgeon grew up atheist. After studying the complexity of the human eye, he came to realize Life is divinely designed. He later accepted Jesus Christ as His Lord & Savior.

This is a much bigger deal for Bitcoin than the CLARITY Act. Click the link and easily submit a comment.

Mark Moss, Erik Cason and Marty Bent explain what Bitcoin looks like in an Agentic World

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IBM just launched a Bitcoin and digital asset platform called Digital Asset Haven letting banks and governments manage Bitcoin securely for the FIRST TIME in history!!! 😱😱😱 THIS IS WHAT MAINSTREAM ADOPTION ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE!!! 🔥🔥🔥

To help Bitcoin reach new people, this year I decided to focus on non-Bitcoin podcast appearances. Have a couple lined up. Here's one. It's a couple of tech VCs who run a great series called "Techmates" They only wanted to talk about Bitcoin mining! youtube.com/watch?v=SnP9VW…