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🇨🇦🇵🇱🇦🇷🇨🇳, Bitcoin & Free market capitalism

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Kimi K3 unleashed is... terrifying.

It's one thing to scan codebase for security issues (which Claude and OpenAI block). It's another entirely to launch a fleet of AI to actually hack your service.

The normies and fiaters truly have no idea what is about to happen.

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@nvk

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@JoeyTweeets Great Joey, great.

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@recalibrateme @Rajatsoni Is anyone forcing you or me to use his services?
I'd rather pay BTC Mentor than TBC or Rajat. Why? None of anyone's fuckin business.
Have you considered not being such a pussy and communist?

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@boisechampion @DrJackKruse Dude, you are a realtor...

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@VinciusCrow @americanhodl8 Fuck right off moron.

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@sitbyriver9026 @thepowerfulHRV How is it more complex? The fuck you talking about?

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@Bitcoinworkz @RobinNakamoto XD

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@carlabitcoin @WalkerAmerica Congrats @carlabitcoin and @WalkerAmerica !

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@jayjayHRI @COLDCARDwallet Why are you such a fvckin retard?

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@100trillionUSD @SimonDixonTwitt

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@NoahRyanCo Awakening by Anthony de Mello

[The Economic LongWave @TheELongWave]

“Canada Still Thinks It Is Rich. Its Balance Sheet Says Otherwise

Canada Is Entering the Fourth Stage of a Sovereign’s Life Cycle

(Ray Dalio's) Bridgewater describes five broad stages in the rise and decline of nations.

Canada increasingly resembles the fourth stage: a country becoming poorer while still thinking of itself as rich.

This is the final phase of leveraging up.

Debts rise faster than incomes because society has become accustomed to prosperity. The generations that remember scarcity, depression, war, and financial discipline are gradually disappearing. Those making today’s decisions have known primarily rising asset prices, expanding credit and the assumption that tomorrow will always be wealthier than today.

The country continues to spend as though its productive capacity were still growing rapidly. But real income growth slows, productivity weakens, and the cost of living rises.

Rather than adjust spending to slower income growth, households and governments:

• save less
• borrow more
• extend repayment periods
• tolerate larger deficits
• consume capital rather than build it

The country may still appear wealthy because its citizens own expensive houses, financial assets and government benefits. Yet underneath the surface, household and public balance sheets steadily deteriorate.

🏠 Asset inflation is mistaken for national prosperity.

A million-dollar house does not necessarily mean the country has become more productive.

It may simply mean that decades of easier credit have capitalized future income into today’s land prices.

Meanwhile, investment shifts away from productive activity and toward existing assets.

Less money flows into:

• infrastructure
• machinery and productive capacity
• research and development
• transportation
• energy systems
• new industries

More credit flows into:

• mortgages
• land speculation
• government consumption
• financial engineering
• maintaining inflated asset prices

The result is slower productivity growth, weaker competitiveness and declining real living standards.

Cities become more congested. Infrastructure ages. Housing becomes unaffordable. Business investment weakens. The trade position deteriorates. The country increasingly relies on its historical reputation, political stability and financial credibility rather than its current productive strength.

Canada can still appear rich even as it becomes structurally poorer.

That is the danger of the fourth stage: the appearance of wealth remains long after the productive
foundations of that wealth have begun to erode.

This is also where Bridgewater’s framework meets the Economic LongWave.

🍂 During Economic Autumn, falling interest rates and rising asset values create the illusion that finance itself is producing wealth.

❄️ Economic Winter begins when debts can no longer rise faster than incomes, and the country is forced to confront the difference between paper wealth and productive wealth.

Canada’s challenge is not simply excessive debt. It is that decades of borrowing have increasingly supported existing asset prices rather than the creation of new productive capacity.

The encouraging point is that decline is not destiny.

🔥 Schumpeter’s Creative Destruction eventually breaks down obsolete institutions, business models and financial structures.

🌱 A new Economic Spring begins when capital is redirected toward productivity, technology,
infrastructure, affordable energy and new industries.

Canada does not need to become a poor country. But it must stop confusing expensive assets, expanding credit and government spending with genuine national wealth.

A country becomes wealthy by what it produces, invents and builds, not by how much debt it can place against yesterday’s assets.

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@aiouy Finally arrived today! What a beauty! 😍 Thank you SP team!

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@aiouy Still waiting...

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@BitcoinGambit @s_jenks941 @MilesFranklinCo @solari_the @MichelleMakori Facts don't care about your feelings.

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@jenshepp @DrJackKruse You don't understand what Dr Jack is talking about.

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@jpattco @NoahRyanCo Holy shit. I remember 100k here few weeks/months ago?

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@Uniquecomics1 @shivender @Wilki_Adam @SimonDixonTwitt Now do from 0 to 124 retard.

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Unless @Apple's decision to terminate @craigraw's Apple Developer account is reversed by June 30, all new installs of Sparrow will fail, and development on macOS will end. If you value Sparrow, a repost would help. @AppleSupport