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[Brum Bitcoin & Beer @brumbitcoin]

Learning about bitcoin is a profoundly radicalising experience... you realise that the fiat system is extracting your time & life energy like a vampire.

Burn it to the f**king ground.

[The Bitcoin Historian @pete_rizzo_]

BREAKING: BILLIONAIRE JACK DORSEY'S BLOCK JUST RELEASED A MAJOR #BITCOIN AD CAMPAIGN

THE AD IS TARGETED AT THE 60,000,000 BTC-CURIOUS AMERICANS

"WE BELIEVE IN A BETTER SYSTEM WHERE NOBODY CAN PRINT MORE MONEY. THAT'S BITCOIN"

THEY'RE DOING EVERYTHING THEY CAN TO TAKE BTC MAINSTREAM

THIS IS THE WAY �

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@ThoughtCrimes80 his parents are more than likely cousins.

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@planbparaguay que fatcha, would it be possible to share the location sir?

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@BowTiedMara @TheRoyaltyKing I think the KO times made some of the games a bit shit, playing afternoon in 30° as opposed to 8/9pm. Night time games generally have more action as players have more energy.

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@CraigIrvine93 Very, very retarded take

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@e_manufa @JoeyMannarino Erling Haaland fue nació en Inglaterra, pero no es ingles. Si una persona blanca nace en China, no será china.
Un perro nacido en un establo no se convierte en un caballo, etc.
Los negros que juegan de Francia no son Franceses.

[Carnivore Aurelius ©🥩 ☀️🦙 @AlpacaAurelius]

In Ancient Greece, slaves were forbidden from exercising so they didn't get strong enough to revolt.

Spartan slaves were deliberately underfed and overworked to prevent rebellion

In Feudal Europe, peasants were fed bread and oats while nobles feasted on red meat.

Roman gladiators were were fed barley and beans to keep them big, but slow so they couldn't conquer their masters.

Controlling a population starts with food and fitness.

You get what's happening today right?

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@Allansoldfriend @bazza080808 Papiss Cisse

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@JimChuong 1) defund the government. 2) to control your assets.
#fuckwit

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@TheJoeySwoll Victim mentality, it's a psy-op to keep them feeling sorry for themselves.

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@LewisBowden_ He's been fucking shite for a while now. Two seasons really. Get him gone.

[Este₿an @SteButlers]

@helgaradchenko @JakeNomada For me this was applicable to Buenos Aires, not Cordoba.

[Ricky Gervais @rickygervais]

This annoys all the right people.

[Dan Bilzerian @DanBilzerian]

If you’ve got a pair of balls, repost this

[SoulLight @SoulLight777]

In today’s world of endless information, many people on the awakening journey get pulled into constant rabbit holes; conspiracies, hidden agendas, and dark revelations. While questioning the world can be a powerful first step, there comes a time when you must say; enough.

Constantly searching for darker and deeper truths can quietly become an ego trap. The mind starts craving shock and secrecy, mistaking them for wisdom. But awakening is not about how much hidden information you collect. If your search mainly fuels fear, anger, or a sense of superiority, it is not true growth; it is just another distraction.

Real awakening is a spiritual realization. It is the understanding that there is a divine essence within your own heart and soul.

The great teachers of the past did not awaken by endlessly studying the darkness of the world. Buddha awakened by turning inward and overcoming attachment and illusion. Jesus taught that the Kingdom of God is within you.

Their message was not about chasing hidden knowledge, but about transforming the self and remembering who you truly are. At some point, the seeker must stop searching outside and begin embodying the light within.

Rabbit holes may open your eyes at first, but they are not meant to be your home. A true awakening goes beyond fascination with darkness. It requires stillness, self awareness, compassion, and inner alignment.

When you focus on bringing forth your own inner light, you move from consuming truth to becoming it. That is the deeper path the ancient masters demonstrated; the real awakening happens inside. (Please Repost)

[90’s Football Memories @90sFootballUK1]

Repost if you played with one of these back in the day.

[Stoney Bitson @GhostOfStoneyX2]

TIL His name is Rob Granieri.

R/T so everyone knows who runs Jane Street.

PS he personally recruited SBF and Caroline Ellison.

You don’t hate these people enough.

[Cole Walmsley @Cole_Walmsley]

This is insane.

1971:
-Gold was $43/oz
-Average hourly wage was $3.70
-Time needed to buy one oz of gold: 11.6 hours

2026:
-Gold: $5,000/oz
-Average hourly wage: $28
-Time needed to buy one oz of gold: 179 hours

What does this mean?

Your time is literally less valuable today than it was 50 years ago. Look at it this way:

In 1971: Work 12 hours ➡️ get 1 ounce of gold

In 2026: Work 12 hours ➡️ get 0.07 ounces of gold

Gold is still gold. One hour is still one hour. Wtf is happening?

We haven't used sound money since 1971, when U.S. President Richard Nixon took us off the gold standard. Money became infinitely printable, with nothing required to back it.

So they printed money, over and over. And over. And over. And over again.

Every time they printed new dollars, the dollar became worth less. Think about it like this:

If there's 10 copies of a rare painting, and then they make 1,000 new copies, all the copies become worth less. That's what happens when you increase the supply.

That's what's been happening to the dollar since 1971. And guess what?

The money you use represents your time.

You give time and energy to the market, the market gives you money in return. That money reflects the time you gave.

It's no wonder that time has become less valuable as the dollar has become less valuable.

We don't use gold to measure our time and energy. We use a money that can be printed out of thin air by a small, central group of elites that we have no real say over.

Anybody with the power to print money from nothing will eventually abuse that power. That's what's been happening since 1971.

As a result, it now takes more of your time to earn the same amount of gold, which is completely backwards from a species that is supposed to be progressing.

It should be going the other way. As we develop new technologies and bring more productivity to the market, it should take *less* time to earn the same amount of gold.

The only way -- THE ONLY WAY -- to stop your time from becoming less valuable is to use a different form of money. You must exit the dollar system. You cannot escape time-debasement if you are in a system with monetary-debasement.

You need a system that cannot be debased.

We have a monetary system that was explicitly created to prevent monetary debasement once and for all. We have evidence for those that have chosen that system.

If your money was Bitcoin, this is how much time it would take to buy one ounce of gold:

2012: 208 days

2016: 2 days, 22 hours

2020: 4 hours, 28 minutes

2024: 56 minutes

The dollar loses value over time, because it can be infinitely debased. The longer you use it as money, the more time you lose.

Bitcoin gains value over time, because it is the only money that cannot be debased. The longer you use it as money, the more time you gain.

The game is alignment.

Choose wisely.

[Squiggly Hair Shanks @redhairshanks86]

i always loved japan but the recent super majority win by the right wing party in japan pushed the country to the very top of my favorite countries, bc it was so impressive to witness such a fast and well coordinated reaction by a whole country to a systemic problem. i am a big fan of japanese people

japan got a recent increase in lower class immigrants who don’t assimilate to their highly traditional way and less than a year later, the entire population came together in unity to change

compare this to every single european country which has a far worse immigration problem than japan yet just chooses to gaslight itself into accepting this problem. the german right wing party is the most popular party by the german people yet it cannot govern germany bc the other minority parties formed a coalition to block the right wing party

i used to be heavily in favor of multiculturism whe i was young and naive but today i understand that many cultures are not compatible with each other. this in itself is not a bad thing, it only becomes bad when you force these cultures with contradicting moral values to co-exist

indian culture is great in india, but not in japan

arabic culture is fantatic in the middle east, but not in brussels

japan really showed everyone how to do it