@SeedOilDsrspctr It’s partly the dry kibble garbage commonly sold in stores. Same with cats. Cats get diabetes. Give them real food, mostly animal meat and it gets better or goes away.
bitcoin:native's down to Q4. 📉
Now we find out if the quantiles hold or the power law breaks. 🍿
We've been exactly here — same quantile, same side of the 110-day MA — 264 times before.
Where it went next:
→ 90 days: Q16 · $82k · +188% annualized
→ 1 year: Q39 · $126k · +100% annualized
@SusieBdds We see reversal of diabetes in my clinic all the time. I founded the clinic 10 years ago with that specific mission. It’s personally and professionally so rewarding.
Over the past 10 years, a traditional 60/40 portfolio saw annual returns rise from 9.4% to 14.6% with just a 3% allocation to Bitcoin.
See @ChrisJKuiper’s full analysis in Getting Off Zero: https://t.co/1KHAgDU2DJ
@BitcoinPowerLaw It would be nice to see Saylor speak about his modeling in a setting more appropriate for the complexity of the subject. Trying to broach the topic in a social event as it was is bound to keep the conversation too shallow.
@lowcarbGP Yes. Consistent reductions in the ‘food noise’ for my patients on these medications. This has translated to less ‘alcohol noise’ too for many who have been struggling with too much intake.
@BenBikmanPhD I try and drive this point home to medical students all the time. A1c has so many assumptions built into it that have to be considered when interpreting a result. You can’t just take it at face value every time.
@drShaileshSingh Do you have a good study showing which interventions in people falling in the 1-100 range change outcomes and in what timeframe? 10, 20, 30 years?
@gerdosi These studies always seem ridiculous to me. If you take 3rd party payers out of the mix then you’re arguing whether a $20 test is worth it to the patient. The study assumes a priori that patients don’t have standing in their MDM and how they spend their healthcare dollars.
@heresyfinancial The people are in charge of TV prices. That’s the problem with the other three. In those situations, the people are the raw resource needed for the machine to run, but they’re not in charge of prices, just responsible for the bill.
Action Comics #1--which introduced Superman--just sold for $15M. Part of the reason it's so valuable is there are only 100 known to exist. What would happen if it was discovered there were actually 1000s of the comic? Each comic would be much less valuable, right? That's what's happened in slow-motion to our dollars over the decades.
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@travisv Money that has to work to be valuable is not as valuable as you think. Money at work is at risk. Bitcoin‘s brilliance is that it doesn’t have to be put to work to maintain value over time.