I wouldn't usually say this, but ... and this is not advice i would necessarily give my mom... i think there's a usecase for a reverse mortgage & buy bitcoin strategy.

she keeps the rental income (seems smart to me, i don't know) may also capture some of the btc/usd price movement, depending on when you executed a strategy like that.

neat that you said "who" in the picture. they're both likely thinking & experiencing. my first sense was "what" in the picture.

lol.. so many haters

Manhattan Project?

Freidman has been getting smeared for a long time.

Wiki tells me that our boy Friedman helped design the income tax we have today.

Not sure if that's a great fit for @DOGE. Maybe.

That sounds positively delightful.

bullet train.. from my recent trip

There is a theme in financial writing of the sort found on zerohedge, which could be summarized, I think, thusly: "how many metaphors can I fit into this information dense paragraph?"..

This post conforms to the pattern and does not disappoint. Thanks for sharing.

"what's the last thing you learned about, or taught somebody about?"

did he steal ur girl? you should get over that.

i applied

Yeah... but the CTA should be:

"Start my BOSS career"

run your pay to post relay

not sure if you're already familiar with this: https://www.nativerenewables.org/

i drove past a large solar installation this summer, advertising that it was built with some large portion of native control, responsibility. seems like the sort of thing that might be valuable.

reversing aging is not the same as immortality. you might be making a comparison that doesn't make sense.

there's a well trod phrase:

The word "aging" is sometimes used to refer to the total system failure that comes with age. And so when people say "reverse aging," they often mean reversing total system failure. It might be the case though that we are able to reverse some systems and thus reverse some parts of aging, but that other systems are more complex than we give them credit for or could possibly appreciate.

All that is to say that I think immortality is within our reach. That it is a surmountable engineering problem.

However, it may not be within my reach. I'm also not certain after some decades of being a life extension enthusiast, whether or not I still hold the view that living indefinitely is the superior option.

I've had it on my radar for a while. I like the idea, but i'm concerned if i wind up really needing it i may not get my needs met.

or a legal entity, like an LLC

Yeah, but how do you pay your taxes then, Darth?!?!

no, it's xcancel (formerly nitter)

took your link and replaced it with the non-twitter alternative. i love it.

Go fuck yourself so hard. What a terrible thing to say to somebody, even if it is sound advice it's a terrible suggestion.